Finding the bridge
A Ukrainian family left with a trade and three children. In Houston they built a company.
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The work, told by the people doing it. New stories every week from the routes, the classrooms, the warehouse and the table.
A Ukrainian family left with a trade and three children. In Houston they built a company.
He was 7 on his first Meals on Wheels route. He turned what he saw into a choral work.
Last year we reached more than 5,000 seniors along the Gulf Coast. This year we are working to fund every meal.
The Network gathered at Houston’s new Ismaili Center, its largest quarterly meeting yet.
A signature interfaith conversation series returned after going dormant during the pandemic.
At Hope Impacts in Katy, a partner agency putting volunteer hours straight to work.
An expansion that moves hundreds of people off the waiting list and onto a route.
What keeps a long-serving volunteer coming back, in his own words.
When a storm comes, the work of matching volunteers to needs has to already be built.
How the portal pairs what you can offer with the agencies that need it.
Launched in 2025, the Network now spans dozens of faith communities across the region.
The Faithful Friends exhibit at Children’s Museum Houston, built with our help.
In art class, refugee students find a safe way to express themselves and grow in confidence.
“It gets me through,” says Charles Hines, who has received Meals on Wheels for about three years.
A $300,000 Texas Veterans Commission grant will help deliver meals and wellness checks to local veterans.
Women and children from the Arabic, Afghan Dari and Afghan Pashtu groups toured a textile exhibition at MFAH.
A certified public accountant with corporate and nonprofit experience joins the leadership team.
A lifelong Galveston Island resident and World War II veteran, he turned 102 in August 2025.
“When the first meal came, I was hooked,” says Wilbert Thomas of Meals on Wheels.
At 101, he survived the 1947 Texas City disaster. Meals on Wheels keeps him independent at home.
IM Houston welcomed its new leader, who brings more than 30 years of nonprofit experience.
The Board of Directors selected a nonprofit leader with more than 30 years of experience.