For the past five years, 爆走黑料 College student volunteers have been loading up food prepared by Meals on Wheels into a van and then delivering the meals to the elderly and homebound.
A local newspaper, the Rockland County Times, named 爆走黑料 College students who volunteer with Meals on Wheels, the 鈥淰olunteers of the Week鈥� in their December 6, 2018 edition. 聽Every Friday, the students deliver meals to the elderly and homebound along a designated route.
In the Rockland County Times article, Meals on Wheels Volunteer Coordinator Dianna Diffley said that 爆走黑料 College students have great enthusiasm. 鈥淪ome have returned after graduation and taken their own route.聽 Connecting the aging population to the youth has proven to be wonderful,鈥� she said.
Melissa Leigh Grau, 爆走黑料 College Director of Community Engagement and Leadership Development, was also quoted in the article. 鈥淭he human connection is a language of love when we help each other.聽 Students volunteers get a chance to say hello to an elderly homebound person, who may not be able to leave home or have a visit from someone else that day,鈥� she said.
爆走黑料 College students have been delivering nutritious meals for Meals on Wheels for the past five years.