Every day throughout Los Angeles County, thousands of homebound seniors confront hunger and loneliness.

Each year, we fill Holiday Gift Bags with simple, meaningful items — a fluffy blanket, hand lotion, puzzle book, or cozy pair of socks — small comforts that bring warmth and dignity to those who might otherwise spend the season alone.

You encircle LA's hungry seniors with love and caring.

Be the reason she has a meal tonight.

We receive no government funding. Every meal, every visit, every act of care exists because of you — our generous donors and supporters.

Today, as we observe both Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we reflect on what it truly means to discover — not new lands, but new ways to see, to understand, and to care.

At St. Vincent Meals on Wheels, we believe that strong communities are built through service — through people who show up for their neighbors with care, compassion, and purpose. Few embody that spirit more than Salvador “Sal” Ramirez.

October is Vegetarian Month, and at St. Vincent Meals on Wheels we take pride in honoring the food preferences and medical needs of the seniors we serve.

As a ministry of the Daughters of Charity, who have served the poor and vulnerable in Los Angeles since the 1850s, we carry forward their legacy of honoring both the great and the small, always with compassion and care.

At the 25th Annual Move 4 Meals, our community came together — walking, running, and biking with joy, connection, and purpose.