Together, We Can Deliver®
Benefits
Our Mission
To provide nutritional services in Alamance County which improve and enhance quality of life; nourish the body, mind, and spirit; and promote independent living for seniors and their families.
To provide nutritional services in Alamance County which improve and enhance quality of life; nourish the body, mind, and spirit; and promote independent living for seniors and their families.
Our Program
Our outreach program is supported by wonderful volunteers who deliver hot, nutritious lunches to homebound individuals throughout Alamance County. We also operate four congregate dining sites where older adults can enjoy communal meals, social interaction and a variety of activities. In addition, frozen meals are provided to individuals receiving dialysis and to those living in more isolated areas of the county, helping ensure that nutritious meals remain accessible to those who may have limited transportation or other challenges. We brighten our clients' birthdays with birthday bags, provide special holiday meals and gifts and even offer pet food for their beloved furry companions. Above all, we strive to brighten our clients' days through the simple gift of a friendly face, a warm smile, and a caring connection.
Our outreach program is supported by wonderful volunteers who deliver hot, nutritious lunches to homebound individuals throughout Alamance County. We also operate four congregate dining sites where older adults can enjoy communal meals, social interaction and a variety of activities. In addition, frozen meals are provided to individuals receiving dialysis and to those living in more isolated areas of the county, helping ensure that nutritious meals remain accessible to those who may have limited transportation or other challenges. We brighten our clients' birthdays with birthday bags, provide special holiday meals and gifts and even offer pet food for their beloved furry companions. Above all, we strive to brighten our clients' days through the simple gift of a friendly face, a warm smile, and a caring connection.
Our History
Alamance County Meals on Wheels was formed on May 20, 1973 as Alamance County Council on Elderly, Inc. Over the years, the agency has offered hot home-delivered meals, frozen home-delivered meals, and winter weather emergency meals. The agency began serving clients in February of 1974 and became a United Way agency in 1975. The First Presbyterian Church of Burlington has graciously housed the offices of ACMOW since its inception. The agency began delivering only one route, serving a few people, and now serves over 450 people each day on 27 different hot and frozen meal routes.
Our Staff
Amanda Bartolomeo - Executive Director - [email protected]
Morgan Bowen - Client Care Coordinator - [email protected]
Anne Connolly - Finance & Operations Coordinator - [email protected]
Ralphine Noble - Volunteer Coordinator - [email protected]
Amanda Billings - Community Dining Coordinator [email protected]
Morgan Bowen - Client Care Coordinator - [email protected]
Anne Connolly - Finance & Operations Coordinator - [email protected]
Ralphine Noble - Volunteer Coordinator - [email protected]
Amanda Billings - Community Dining Coordinator [email protected]
Board of Directors
David Rich - President, First Presbyterian Church of Burlington Member
Jessica Brewer - Vice President, LabCorp
Elizabeth Kirkpatrick - Treasurer, Triangle Grading and Paving
Peggy Teague - Secretary, Volunteer
Alan Balog, Burlington Police Chief
Scott King, Bank of America
Laura McDaniel, Twin Lakes
Steve Webber, Cone Health
Lori Wickline, Deal Law
Jennifer Klein, Volunteer/Cone Health
Josh Borders, Cone Health
Greg Britt, Burlington Fire Department
