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Wish List

Items on this list have been identified by staff members and volunteers as items or services that are critical to our clients’ well being. Meals On Wheels does not have funding for these items and services and looks to the community to donate and volunteer to help meet the additional problems faced by some of our clients.

Cash is always appreciated and will be used to purchase specific and appropriate items for clients. If you have any questions about the wish list, please contact one of our staff members by phone or e-mail.

Lynell Bond, Director of Case Management: 817-258-6424, lynell@mealsonwheels.org
Joyce Lapinski, Client Services Coordinator: 817-258-6421, joyce@mealsonwheels.org
Nedra Cutler, Director of Volunteers: 817-258-6426, nedra@mealsonwheels.org

In Addition to Meal Delivery Install air conditioners
Mow lawns
Trim shrubs
Make minor electrical repairs
Deliver pet food
Make minor plumbing repairs
Be a friendly visitor
Perform minor carpentry work
Personal Items Clocks with large numbers
Furniture
Beds
Bed pads
Electric can openers
Walkers
Microwaves
Canes
Hand-held shower wands
Grab bars
Wheelchairs
Adult diapers
Reaching tools
Personal hygiene items such as moist towelettes (baby wipes),
shampoo, toothbrushes, toothpaste, deodorant, etc
Food Pantry These items are delivered to clients who need food in addition to the
meals delivered by volunteers. Typical clients receiving food assistance
would qualify for help at one of the local pantries or food bank outlets;
however, they are homebound and unable to pick up items.

Please buy foods that are easy to prepare. Pop-top cans are easier
to open than cans that need a can opener. Do not buy cookies or chips.
We cannot store fresh fruit or anything perishable.
 
Shelf-stable tuna and salmon
Canned milk
Low-sodium canned vegetables
Fruit in low-sugar syrup or juice
Pudding and gelatin cups
Dried fruit such as raisins
Small cans of juice
Single-serve applesauce
Small boxes of cereal
Sugar-free fruit
Small jars of peanut butter
Small jars of jelly
Soup, especially chunky type
Coffee creamer
Stew, chicken and dumplings, etc.
Coffee
Artificial sweetener
Holiday and Seasonal Gift Ideas Slippers
Night lights
Flashlights
Magnifying glasses
Calendars
Knitted booties
Stationary and postal stamps
Gloves
Mittens
Powder socks
Hand or body lotion
Knit hats
Perfume or cologne
Scarves
Combs
Fleece throws
Hair brushes
Lap robes
Handkerchiefs
Disposable cameras with flash
Blankets
Meals On Wheels, Inc. of Tarrant County, 320 South Freeway, Fort Worth, Texas 76104 . Tel: 817-336-0912 . info@mealsonwheels.org
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