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Meal program reports: $2,500 donation, updated assessment tool and a June Senior Empowerment Day
Summary
Staff reported a $2,500 donation to support congregate meals, an updated Home Delivered Meal Assessment Tool to evaluate nutrition risk, a weekly bread donation from Coco’s Bakery, and a Senior Empowerment Day scheduled for June 18, 2026.
Bayfield County staff reported a $2,500 donation from Cornucopia meal participants and friends of the meal program to help offset a loss of state funding for congregate meals. Staff also described an update to the Home Delivered Meal Assessment Tool that collects more holistic participant information and scores nutrition risk levels (high, medium, low) to guide services and prioritize access should a waiting list be necessary.
Staff announced Coco’s Bakery in Washburn will provide a weekly donation of whole-grain bread that meets program requirements. They also outlined Senior Empowerment Day on June 18, 2026 at Harbor Table, beginning at 9:30 a.m. with vendor booths, speakers, a planned Tai Qi Kwan demonstration, lunch and prizes, to mark World Elder Abuse Awareness Day and promote senior wellbeing.
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