No, not this one:
This one.
This one.
Meals on Wheels, Thanksgiving delivery
More, here, from the Trib:
More, here, from the Trib:
Some Meals on Wheels administrators contend cutbacks in home-delivered meal programs would lead to more than just hungry recipients. For many seniors, the program serves as a daily check-in for those who have no nearby family. Others are able to stay in their homes — instead of moving to nursing homes — because the meals keep them independent.
"We know this program literally saves lives," said Monsignor Michael Boland, president of Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Chicago, in a statement. "We have already seen other Meals on Wheels providers have to reduce their services because of the state budget impasse; federal cuts will only further harm this already fragile network of services to the most vulnerable seniors."
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