Meals on Wheels of the Palm Beaches

Palm Beach Harvest is the leading provider of rescued food in Palm Beach County, supporting food banks, churches, and various nonprofits by rescuing millions of pounds of food each year to combat hunger. Operating 365 days a year, they provide essential food assistance to thousands of children and adults who would otherwise go hungry. Since its inception in 1998, the organization has relied on dedicated volunteers to help redirect surplus food to those in need, rescuing over a million pounds last year alone. Palm Beach Harvest is committed to addressing the increasing need for food in the community, and encourages local residents to get involved through donations and volunteer opportunities. Generated from the website

Established in 1959, Palm Beach Habilitation Center is a private, nonprofit agency that maintains a more than 10-acre campus and over 250 additional work sites. It maintains a work operations division that has a computer lab that offers training in various software applications, including data entry, graphic design and several operating systems. Palm Beach Habilitation Center also supports several recreational activities through cooking and grooming classes and visits to cultural and entertainment events. It receives funds from the Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners, Florida Department of Children and Families, Palm Beach County School District and Agency for Persons with Disabilities. The center is located in Lake Worth, Fla.