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Currently only about 18% of Meals on Wheels clients pay for their meals completely. The remaining 82% are funded by federal, state and county monies; United Way; individual donations; and special fund-raising projects. Funding is being slashed at all levels of government and some state funding reimburses less than the cost of the meals. Your generous donation will help cover the cost of daily meals for those in need. You can contribute at any time through memorial or honorarium gifts, bequests, or simply by mailing us a check. Donations to Monroe County Meals on Wheels are tax deductible.
If your organization is looking for a charity to support with a special event such as a dress-down day, spaghetti supper, concert etc., please consider Monroe County Meals on Wheels.
Major Fundraisers
{Click on the following for more information}
• Annual Pocono Chicken Wing-Off
• Food Glorious Food
online donations
For your convenience we are able to accept online donations
using paypal.
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LizTech Pin
The Meals on Wheels LizTech Pin... Proceeds from the sale of this pin will be used to help provide meals for the 25% of our clients whose incomes are at or below poverty level but for whom there are no government funds available. This lovely pin, crafted by highly skilled hands with quality materials and love, is available for sale in the Meals on Wheels office or at the Gallery at Liztech, 95 Crystal Street, East Stroudsburg. Email mcmow@ptd.net for more information.
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Available for a
donation of $40
($20 is non-deductible) |
Contributions
(are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law)
• To Meals on Wheels at any time
• In memory of or in honor of a loved one or friend. An appropriate card will be sent to the person you indicate.
• In memory or honor of a mother or father on Mother's Day or Father's Day.
• Matching gifts from your employer
• By remembering Meals on Wheels in your financial or estate planning. Support of our MOW endowment will ensure that we can continue to support independent living for future elderly and disabled persons |
