Yolo County Seniors deserve to EAT! Eat, Age, Thrive 2026
The local senior population is growing rapidly as the Baby Boom generation ages, older adults' access to public food assistance programs is less reliable than in the past, the tragic health consequences of social isolation are gaining recognition, and MOW Yolo's resources to provide more meals and more friendly contact to more seniors are diminishing.
In 2026, MOW Yolo continues to strive to provide as many as 1,200 aging adults in Yolo County with the opportunity to predictably EAT: Eat, Age, Thrive in their own homes and communities, safely and with dignity. With government funding both reduced and uncertain, it's YOU — our community of compassionate donors and volunteers — who are the heroes making MOW Yolo's mission and Strategic Plan goals possible:
- Fresh, local nutritious food
- Vegetarian and medically-tailored meals options
- Engaging congregate dining experiences
- More rural meals access
Every senior deserves to EAT: Eat, Age, Thrive in Yolo County in 2026, and thanks to your gifts of funds and time, they can!
Contact MOW Yolo County
Phone: 530.662.7035
Email: info@mowyolo.org
Season for Seniors
The Season for Seniors is back!
Hunger, seasonal illnesses, and loneliness make the holidays especially difficult for our aging neighbors. Meals on Wheels is a lifeline for older adults living alone, delivering a nutritious meal and vital human connection.
Your gift today will have DOUBLE the impact!
Four generous donors have come together to offer a $70,000 dollar-for-dollar matching gift to help raise much-needed funds to ensure seniors don't spend the holidays hungry and alone.
Donate Today and make twice the difference!
Did you know?
MOW Yolo provides more than 6,000 meals per week to seniors in our community. All meals are prepared fresh in the Meals on Wheels-Sutter Health Senior Nutrition Center in Winters.
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