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Braving The Cold To Deliver Hot Meals

By: Amy Montalvo
Updated: March 27, 2009
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Despite the cold weather, the wheels were still turning at Meals on Wheels today! Volunteers say they weren't about to let down the 500 people they serve everyday. They braved the weather and made sure people got hot meals on this cold day.
 
Fuston and Billie Ruth McCarty have been volunteering for over 8 years, rain or shine. They say it's well-worth it to see the smiles of people who need their help. Says Fuston, "You think about their situation, where they need attention, they need their food...I'm able to do it, so I'm glad to do it."

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