For over 50 years, we have brought nutritious meals and human connection to the homebound seniors who need us most.
To enable people to live with dignity and independence by offering community support through nutritious meals and coordinated services that improve well-being.
A Tarrant County where no senior goes hungry or lives in isolation.
Every number represents a neighbor who didn't face the day alone.
In 1972, representatives from 11 downtown Fort Worth faith-based organizations came together with a shared concern: hunger among the elderly in their community. The following year, that conversation became action, and Meals On Wheels of Tarrant County was born.
Eleven faith-based organizations in downtown Fort Worth held their first meeting to address elder hunger in the community, planting the seeds for what would become one of Tarrant County's most trusted nonprofits. Those organizations included Broadway Baptist, Central Baptist, First Christian, First United Methodist, and First Presbyterian, among others.
Meet the people who guide our mission every day.
These are the values that guide every meal, every visit, and every relationship we build.
Every person we serve deserves to be treated with respect and care, not just fed, but seen.
Our goal is to give seniors the support they need to remain in their own homes, on their own terms.
We are powered by neighbors helping neighbors. Our volunteers, donors, and partners make this mission possible every single day.
