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Senior
Meals Program
Those
attending the meals provided by the Senior Meals Program live independently
in their own homes and benefit from meal-time companionship and the very
low cost, well balanced meals. Many find that attending these meals stretches
their grocery budget.
Who is eligible to use the Senior Meals Program?
- You are eligible for the meal if you or your spouse is 60 or older.
- You do not have to be low income to attend.
- Persons under age 60 are eligible under the following circumstances:
- Person is a resident in a housing facility where a meal is served
(Riverview Terrace in Cottage Grove, Cresview Villa in Creswell,
Olive Plaza and Jacobs Lane in Eugene); or
- Person is a disabled dependent child living in a non-institutional
household with a person over age 60 and accompanies the senior
to the meal.
How much will I be charged for a meal?
There is no charge for the meal,
but donations are appreciated. The suggested donation is $3.85 in the
dining rooms, but every eligible person is served regardless of the amount
contributed. Guests under age 60 are welcome to attend for $7.70 per
meal.
What is on the menu?
- We specialize in home-baked breads, rolls, and desserts; gravies
and sauces are non-fat; salad dressings are low fat.
- You have a choice between two main dishes each day.
- The first entree choice on the regular menu averages less than 800
calories per meal; 30 percent of calories are from fat and each meal
contains two grams, or less, of sodium.
- If you are diabetic or limit your salt intake, please select the
entree with the heart symbol.

- Current Senior Meals menus
How can I get started and where are the dining rooms?
Seniors,
60 and better and other eligible individuals, are encouraged to join
us for lunch at one of the dining rooms listed below. Call two
days in advance to reserve a meal and select the main dish or request
a diet modification. (Diet substitutes are available.) We can often
accommodate drop-ins but you may not be served your first choice meal.
Coburg, Oddfellows Hall, (541) 682-4483
(Wednesday only)
Cottage Grove, Riverview Terrace, 925 West Main,
(541) 942-9261
(Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday)
Creswell, Cresview Villa, 350 South 2nd, (541) 895-2338
(Monday, Wednesday and Friday)
Eugene-Downtown, Olive Plaza, 1135 Olive Street,
(541) 342-3515
(Monday-Friday)
Eugene-West, Northwest Neighbors, 1221 Jacobs Drive, (541)
689-8011
(Monday-Friday)
Eugene-River Road, River Road Annex, 1055 River Road, (541)
688-4052
(Tuesday and Thursday)
Florence, Booster Senior Center, 1424 West 15th,
(541) 997-5673
(Monday, Wednesday, and Friday)
Junction City, Viking Sal Senior Center, 245 West 5th
St.
(541) 998-5367
(Monday, Wednesday, and Friday)
Lorane, Oddfellows Hall, (541) 935-7354
(First Thursday of the month)
Oakridge, The Church of the Nazarene, 48187 Highway 58, (541)
782-4318
(Tuesday and Thursday)
Springfield, Willamalane Adult Activity Center, 215
C Street, (541) 736-4424
(Monday-Friday)
Veneta, Tony Garcia Service Center, 88149 Territorial Road,
(541) 935-7354
(Monday, Wednesday, and Friday)
How can I help?
Volunteer!
The Senior Meals Program has year around volunteer needs in each
community dining room. See the Volunteer page for more information about
becoming a Senior Meals volunteer.
Gifts!
The Senior Meals Program is only partially Federally funded and receives
no State, County, City or United Way support. Participants give to the
program through their meal donations and, in many cases, by volunteering.
Community gifts to the Senior Meals Program supplement the participants’ meal
donations and limited public funds to ensure that nourishing meals can
be served to our older neighbors.
Gifts can be designated to a particular community or to help the program as a
whole. Gifts can be made:
- For the current needs of the Senior Meals Program
- To the Senior Meals Program Endowment Fund to supply future income
- By check or credit card; to view and print the recent letter to donors, click here.
- By giving through a bequest, a will, an insurance policy or stock
transfer
- Monthly, by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) from your credit card or checking account
- By adding Senior Meals Program to your monthly bill paying option
at your bank or Internet bill paying service
- If you would like to donate online, click
here.
Gifts to the Senior Meals Program are deductible to the extent allowed
by law.
Call (541) 682-4378 or e-mail skarsten@lcog.org for
more information about contributing to the Senior Meals Program.

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