partner With Us

Together, We Can Nourish More Lives

Community partnerships are essential to the mission of Edmond Mobile Meals. As the need for senior nutrition and social support continues to grow, we rely on the generosity, expertise, and engagement of businesses, foundations, faith communities, civic organizations, and local partners to help us serve hundreds of seniors each day.
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Every meal delivered is an opportunity to provide nourishment, connection, and a reminder that someone cares.
Edmond Mobile Meals
If you can’t feed a hundred people, then feed just one.
Mother Teresa
Just
$140/month Covers
One person's meals for a month.
Why partner With us?

Your Partnership Creates a Real Difference

Partnering with Edmond Mobile Meals means becoming part of a community committed to helping seniors live healthier, more independent lives. Your support helps provide nutritious meals, meaningful human connection, and essential wellness.
Support Senior Nutrition
Strengthen Our Community
Create Meaningful Connections
Help Seniors Live Independently
ways To make an impact

Many Ways to Give Back, One Shared Mission

Every organization has a unique way to give back, and there are many opportunities to turn your support into meaningful action. From sponsoring nutritious meals and engaging employees in volunteer opportunities to supporting community or spreading awareness.
Meal Sponsorship
Help fund nutritious meals for seniors
Event Sponsorship
Support community events and outreach
Employee Volunteering
Bring your team together to serve
In-Kind Giving
Donate products, services, or supplies
Fundraising
Organize campaigns or community drives
Awareness & Advocacy
Help spread the word about senior hunger
Our Valued Partners

Proud to Partner With Organizations That Care

We are deeply grateful for the organizations and individuals whose support helps make our work possible. Their investment strengthens our ability to provide nutritious meals, meaningful connections, and critical support services that help older adults remain healthy and independent in their own homes.
frequently asked questions

Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers

Whether you're seeking assistance, looking to volunteer, or considering a donation, we're here to help with the information you need.
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What if the weather is bad and Mobile Meals is unable to deliver?

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At least once a year, Mobile Meals sends out “Blizzard Bags” that contain enough non-perishable food to tide you over for a couple days in case we can’t deliver meals.  We encourage you to always keep some basic food on hand in case of emergencies.

What if I have to be gone when the meal is going to be delivered?

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Call Mobile Meals at (405) 341-3111 BEFORE 9:15 a.m. if you have to be gone.  If possible, call at least the day before you will be gone.  You can leave a message on our answering machine if we are not able to answer the phone.

What does it cost to have the Mobile Meals?

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We will never ask clients to give us their income, therefore, it is up to each individual to let us know how much they can contribute per meal. We have clients who contribute $0.50-$5.00 per meal. We are not a government funded program, therefore, anything you can do to help us cover the cost of the meal is helpful. If you cannot contribute we do not want that to be the reason you don’t get the meal, so give us a call!

What if I am the primary caretaker of my spouse who is homebound, but I am not homebound?

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In this situation, we would love to bring a meal to both of you. We know that being a caretaker is a lot of work and want to ease your load.

What kind of food do you serve?

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We strive to serve a nutritionally balanced meal each and every day. For some, this meal is the only thing they will eat each day and we understand the importance we play in their lives. If you would like to see the specific items, please view the menu. We will always keep the menu up to date.
Make An Impact Today

$7 Feeds a Neighbor Today

It costs just $7 to deliver one hot meal to an elderly neighbor who cannot cook for themselves. What could be a better use of $7 ?