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With your support we can continue to help others.

Did you ever wonder what happens to our Meals on Wheels customers on holidays, or snow days, or even just on weekends?

When he told the election officials that it was the first time he’d ever voted, they didn’t just give him an “I Voted” sticker, they gave him a whole sheet of them!

Deb is thankful that her parents are able to continue living at home and Milestone’s Home Delivered Meals mean one less thing to worry about.

“Now I have the peace of mind that if I have to get out on my own, I can; and I don’t have to worry that my husband is going to hurt himself trying to get me up.”

On the morning of June 11, Melissa literally saved someone’s life when she picked up the in-coming Customer Service call.

No matter how small a repair or modification may seem, the impact to the person served, is significant.

Johanna has been taking in strays all her life -- both dogs and people -- so it was only natural that she adopted one from the local animal shelter. 

Congregate Meals provide the same nutritious and delicious food that we serve our home delivered meal clients, but in a community setting instead.

Meladee has a car and is able to access the community with little difficulty once she gets out of her house, but there are days when those three steps at her door made it impossible for her to acces her community and be independent.

Milestone's Senior Companion program provides peer support, friendship, and assistance to older adults. Our Senior Companion Program matches volunteers who are 55 and older to older adults who need a little assistance or who experience isolation. 

While our programming has grown and changed significantly since those early years, one thing that has never changed is our commitment of treating people with dignity and respect while providing services that allow people to continue living at home while enjoying an improved quality of life.

When Cheryl reached out to Milestone for assistance, she was worried about her mom’s wellbeing. Cheryl’s parents wanted to remain living independently at home, but when her mom, Ollie, returned home from a rehabilitation facility following a hospital stay, she wasn’t as mobile as she had previously been.

Little Michael was facing his third brain surgery. His parents were told that if Michael could remember anything from his past when he woke up, that the surgery was what he needed. When Michael woke up, he saw his parents and then he asked for Granny G.

Did you know that for over 10 years, Milestone Senior Services and Loaves and Fishes have collaborated to bring more food to the tables of low-income individuals aged 60 and up? Read about how this program has been a benefit to others and how it could be for you.