For 15 years, Joe Hunter has been a weekday warrior, utilizing his free time to volunteer with Cabarrus Meals on Wheels (CMOW), drawn by the organization’s unique approach and commitment to serving the community.
With flexibility available during the weekdays for volunteering, Joe finds motivation in the importance of the service CMOW provides to the community serving homebound seniors one hot meal. While unsure of the broader impact, Joe recognizes the deep appreciation from the recipients for the assistance they receive.
What sets CMOW apart, according to Joe, is not only the provision of meals but also the personal connection made during deliveries. This human touch adds a layer of significance to the organization’s work, making it vital for the community.
To those with free time on their hands during the weekdays, Joe encourages them to give volunteering a try, emphasizing the potential for amazement and personal growth that comes with giving back. “Try it. Just one route. You will be amazed.”
Joe volunteers monthly, sometimes more frequently, either as part of a group or as an individual, filling in as he can when an additional route needs covered. Over the years, Joe has witnessed significant changes within CMOW for the better, particularly with the establishment of the Concord facility, which has enhanced its effectiveness in serving the homebound seniors of Cabarrus County.
Ready to make a difference during your free time on weekdays? Join Joe and become a weekday warrior with Cabarrus Meals on Wheels! Sign up to volunteer today and experience the joy of giving back while making a meaningful impact in the lives of others.
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