WesleyLife is pleased to receive a $500,000 Prairie Meadows Legacy Grant that will assist the organization in transforming a building in the Drake University neighborhood of Des Moines into a new Meals on Wheels campus, WesleyLife leaders announced today. “We’re honored to receive this generous gift and grateful that Prairie Meadows is supporting this effort in such a meaningful way,” Sophia S. Ahmad, left, Vice President of Philanthropy for WesleyLife, said. “Developing the new campus will allow us to triple meal capacity and offer programming to combat isolation in older adults and military... Read More

WesleyLife, the region’s most comprehensive not–for–profit provider ofhealth and well–being services for older adults, has announced that FrankTafta will become the organization’s Director of Community Nutritioneffective later this month.“We are called to serve greater numbers of older adults through our Mealson Wheels program than ever before, and we are delighted to welcome adirector with Frank’s vision for the future of our program,” Janet Simpson,Vice President of Network Operations for WesleyLife, said.“Frank’s passion for serving older adults, wealth of nutrition–based... Read More