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Molly’s Angels reports 51,500 miles driven and 467 new clients in 2025

Napa County Commission on Aging · January 26, 2026
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Summary

Molly’s Angels told commissioners it onboarded 467 new clients in 2025, drove older adults 51,500 miles countywide, made 7,700 phone calls to isolated seniors, and runs a small emergency grocery fund; the group announced the SAFE Conference on July 25.

Devereaux Smith reported for Molly’s Angels that the volunteer organization onboarded 467 new clients in 2025 and drove older adults a total of 51,500 miles across Napa County. She said volunteers made 7,700 calls to isolated seniors and that a December senior lunch served 260 people.

Smith described the volunteer-run emergency grocery fund and said the organization requires "nothing more than you to call us and say I have a client that needs help." She announced the SAFE Conference scheduled for July 25 and encouraged commissioners to support outreach and volunteer recruitment.