Daily Lunches

Join us Monday through Friday from 11:45am - 1pm for a tasty, nutritious meal served with a side of great company! The meals served are in compliance with the the State of Nevada Aging and Disability Services Division (ADSD) guidelines that call for the lunch meal to provide one third of the daily nutritional requirements.

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• Suggested donation: $3 for guests 60+

• Under 60? Lunch is just $5

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Your contributions help support our meal program and keep our community thriving. Come enjoy good food and even better company—we’d love to see you! 


Food Pantry

 

If you’re a Boulder City senior age 60 or older, you’re welcome to visit our food pantry once a week to pick up a bag of non-perishable items—no fuss, just a little extra support when you need it.

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We’re here to help you stay nourished and cared for.
📞 Give us a call at 702-293-3320 to find out our current pantry hours.

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Food Delivery for Homebound Seniors - Meals on Wheels

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Our Homebound Meal Delivery Program provides Boulder City seniors age 60 and older—who are homebound or disabled—with a daily wellness check and a hot, nutritious meal delivered right to their door.

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If clients wish, frozen meals can also be delivered on Fridays to cover the weekend, helping to ensure no one goes without.

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This program is part of the national Meals on Wheels movement, which works to combat senior hunger and isolation by helping older adults stay healthy, independent, and connected—all from the comfort of their own homes.

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What makes Boulder City special? We're proud to be the only Meals on Wheels program in Nevada with an all-volunteer team of drivers. These dedicated volunteers deliver meals Monday through Friday with kindness, compassion, and a smile.

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📦 Nutritious meals
🚗 Friendly volunteer drivers
🏠 Supporting independence

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If you are interested in participating in the program, either as a volunteer or to receive the meal, contact SCBC's Meals on Wheels Coordinator, Gina Garcia at 702 293-3320.

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A referral is needed to qualify for the program.  Referrals can come from Physicians, Hospitals, or Social Workers. A home visit must occur to evaluate the need. Physicians, Hospitals, and Social Workers can fax a referral form to the center at (702)293-5628.  ​​

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The program is partially funded through a grant from the State of Nevada’s Aging and Disability Services Division (ADSD).