Become a Volunteer
Volunteering with Meals on Wheels
Keystone Meals on Wheels volunteers enjoy the satisfaction of knowing they are helping someone remain independent in their own homes. It’s a simple way to make a big difference in the life of a homebound neighbor.
Volunteer opportunities
- Drivers drive meals to recipients’ homes and deliver them to the door or wait while a runner takes the meal to the recipient’s door
- Runners accompany drivers and deliver the meal to the recipient’s door.
- Meal packers arrive at the Merriam Park Community Center at 9 a.m. for one hour to pack hot and cold meal items.
- Peer counselors/friendly visitors periodically meet with Meals on Wheels recipients to provide information, referral and companionship.
Drivers and runners
- Drivers must have a car, valid driver’s license and current auto insurance.
- Delivery takes about an hour over the lunch hour, Monday through Friday.
- Drivers and runners arrive at the Merriam Park Community Center at around 11 a.m. to pick up meals for a route of 10 to 12 recipients. Route directions are provided.
- Drivers may go alone, with a spouse or friend, or with a runner.
Other information
- Meals on Wheels volunteers may serve weekly or monthly, depending on their availability.
- Orientation and training are provided for all Meals on Wheels volunteers. A background check by Keystone is required.
Learn more
Call Keystone’s volunteer coordinator at 651-603-6650, email at volunteer@keystoneservices.org or call the Keystone Senior Program at 651-645-7424.








