Coal Creek Meals on Wheels

Elizabeth is 77 and has lived in her Louisville home for many years. When her husband, Floyd, entered hospice care, their daughter Kelli suddenly found herself navigating how best to support her parents through an incredibly challenging time. Ensuring they had consistent access to healthy meals quickly became a priority. That’s when Kelli discovered Coal Creek Meals on Wheels. What began as a way to help her parents stay nourished soon grew into something much more meaningful

Some longtime volunteers find their way back after a new chapter in life begins. When she retired, Julie didn’t go searching for a new purpose—she simply returned to a place that had given her one years before: Coal Creek Meals on Wheels. We are so thankful Julie chose to come back and share her heart, time, and energy with our neighbors once again. “As soon as I retired in June of 2022, I knew I wanted to return to CCMOW as a volunteer, as I had been with my two young childr

A CCMOW volunteer prepares a chef salad to serve at the Coal Creek Café A Legacy Rooted in Love and Community Kevin spent more than 40 years in Colorado — building a life grounded in friendship, hard work, and kindness. He was known for his easy laugh, his deep love of animals, and his willingness to lend a hand whenever someone needed one. He ran his own window cleaning business, built on the simplest of values: trust, relationships, and a handshake. “He earned his reputatio