About Beloit Meals On Wheels

Mission Statement

Beloit Meals On Wheels provides daily nutritious meals and information to promote dignity and independence to the homebound elderly, ill and disabled.

History

Beginning July 12, 1971, the Beloit Meals On Wheels program initiated its history of service to the homebound—the elderly, ill and disabled residents of the Greater Beloit area who were unable to prepare meals for themselves. Today, we continue to serve a broad spectrum of clientele, meeting their varied needs, be they on a short-term basis while recuperating from an illness or surgery, for long-term recuperation, or as a more permanent means of food service.

Overview

Listen in for an overview of our program hosted by WCLO Tim Bremel with Executive Director Ellen Wiegand and Board President Chuck Wilson.

Service Area

Our program serves the Greater Beloit community whose residents find themselves in need of therapeutic diets or seven-day-a-week service. The Beloit Meals On Wheels program does not discriminate against clients on the basis of sex, race, national origin, age, color, handicap, creed, or marital status.

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