For 60 years, Meals on Wheels in Peterborough has witnessed the incredible generosity of local businesses and organizations, especially during the holiday season. This tradition began in 1964 when the Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire delivered Christmas hampers to clients. Over the decades, holiday cheer has come in many forms: cookie exchanges by church groups, festive packages with treats from local clubs, and community-driven fundraisers like Meals To Go.
These acts of kindness underscore the heart of Meals on Wheels—a program built on community connection and the belief that no one should feel forgotten during the holidays. Today, the spirit of giving continues, with businesses, volunteers, and donors rallying to make the season special for clients.
To those who have contributed to this legacy of generosity, thank you for ensuring that Meals on Wheels is not just about food, but about belonging.
