The Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) serves low-income seniors in Media, PA, by providing essential food assistance through monthly senior boxes filled with USDA-donated items. Philabundance organizes the packing and distribution of these boxes to carefully selected sites across the Delaware Valley, ensuring that seniors have access to approximately 30 pounds of nutritious food every month. Each box includes a balanced selection of canned and boxed goods, such as vegetables, fruits, juices, pasta, milk, cereal, canned meats, and non-meat protein sources, helping to meet the vital nutritional needs of our seniors.

The Hunger Programs - Senior Citizen Boxes in Media, PA, aims to alleviate hunger among our senior community members through dedicated food assistance initiatives. Our program offers a community cupboard that supplies emergency and supplemental food to families in need every month, ensuring that no one has to face food insecurity alone. Once you complete the application process, you can expect your name to be added to our list within 1 to 2 months, allowing us to provide the support you deserve in a timely manner. We are committed to fighting hunger and fostering a caring environment for seniors in our community.

Main Line Meals on Wheels serves the communities of Media, PA by delivering two nutritious meals each weekday to seniors, convalescents, and homebound individuals who are unable to shop or cook for themselves. We cater to residents in Lower Merion Township, Radnor Township, Tredyffrin Township, Easttown Township, Malvern Borough, and parts of Willistown Township, ensuring that those in need receive essential food assistance. Our mission is to meet the basic nutritional needs of our clients while providing compassionate support. For those who can afford it, our service is available for $8.50 per day, and subsidies are offered for clients who face financial difficulties. Meals are delivered Monday through Friday, including holidays, reflecting our commitment to care and accessibility within the community.