FAQ

Q: Who does Moveable Feast serve?
A: Moveable Feast programs provide meal or grocery delivery services to People Living with HIV/AIDS and women undergoing treatment for Breast Cancer in Baltimore City, the surrounding counties and Maryland’s Eastern Shore. The People On the Move program provides a shuttle service to sites regularly used by homeless people in Baltimore City.

Q: How many people does Moveable Feast serve?
A: Moveable Feast currently prepares breakfast, lunch and dinner for approximately 75 Moveable Feast clients on the daily home-delivered program. Grocery bags are packed and distributed to the 600 or so Meals for a Week clients.

Q: How can I volunteer at Moveable Feast?
A: There are many ways to volunteer at Moveable Feast. Please check the Volunteer page for specific information or contact the Volunteer Manager, Tom Patrick, at 410-327-3420, ext. 31.

Q: How does someone get on the Moveable Feast program?
A: Clients must meet the HIV/AIDS or Breast Cancer diagnosis requirements and be referred to the program by a referring agency, physician, etc. Please see the Client Services page for more information or contact the Coordinator of Client Services, Nancy Etheridge-Guest, at 410/327-3420, ext. 13.

Q: What are the routes and schedules for the People On the Move program?
A: For routes and schedules, please call Moveable Feast's Operations Director, Vince Williams, at 410/327-3420.

Q: What is the cost to clients?
A: Moveable Feast's services are free to all clients.

Q: Where can I find more information on other local HIV/AIDS and Breast Cancer organizations?
A: Please check out the HIV/AIDS and Breast Cancer Information Links. There are links to other local organizations as well as links to general HIV/AIDS and Breast Cancer information sites.