There has been very little down time for local Meals on Wheels volunteers and heading into the festive season, things ramped up even more.<\/p>\n
The Mount Gambier facility has been a hive of activity as volunteers work on three special projects \u2013 making up gift bags for clients, delivering Christmas meals and stockpiling a variety of frozen meals to help get clients through the Christmas break when volunteers take a well earned hiatus from meal delivery.<\/p>\n
Meals on Wheels Mount Gambier\u2019s Gay Izykiewicz said without the hard working volunteers and generous sponsors it would not be possible to hand out the much appreciated Christmas gift bags.<\/p>\n
One Forty One Plantations, Limestone Coast Turf and Paving and Woolworths Marketplace head the list while Lions Christmas Cakes have been donated; St Martins Lutheran College students made a selection of biscuits; Perrymans, at North Adelaide, provided cost price gingerbread men; Priceline donated products, as well as The Reject Shop and Mount Gambier Marketplace also providing discounts.
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There has been very little down time for local Meals on Wheels volunteers and heading into the festive season, things ramped up even more. The Mount Gambier facility has been a hive of activity as volunteers work on three special projects \u2013 making up gift bags for clients, delivering Christmas meals and stockpiling a variety […]<\/p>\n