Tri-County Meals
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Provides free, nutritious meals in a group setting for seniors ages 60 and older.
Home Delivered Meals
Delivers hot, nutritious meals to homebound individuals over 60 who cannot travel to congregate meal sites.
About
Tri-County Meals
Founded in
2004
EIN
20-0212483
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)()
Category/Type
Human Services
Address
220 E MAIN ST QUITAQUE, TX 79255-0045 United States
Website
https://tricountymeals.com/
Phone
(806)-455-1053
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About
Tri-County Meals, established in 2004 in Quitaque, TX, provides social activities and nutritious meals for senior citizens, including homebound meal delivery, congregate meals, and a food pantry. They support several different programs and feed families from Turkey, Quitaque and Silverton each month.
Mission
Tri County Meals provides social activities and nutritious meals for senior citizens, including a food pantry and meal services in Quitaque, TX.
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