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On a Wednesday morning at The Museum of Flight in Tukwila, Sound invited dozens of caregivers from throughout the county to a luncheon to provide a few hours of pampering and celebrate their “unsung” work, said Brittany Blue, Sound’s Chief Marketing & Philanthropy Officer.

“We can’t support as many people as we used to, and that’s become very evident with our Meals on Wheels program,” which has over 800 people on the waitlist, said Brittany Blue, Sound Generations’ chief marketing and philanthropy officer.

“We have so many clients who share how she has been a breath of fresh air and a lifesaver for them,” says Brittany Blue of the volunteer.

Along with Meals on Wheels, a delivery program for seniors and caregivers who may have difficulty shopping or cooking, the organization is on track to provide nearly 750,000 meals this year, according to Brittany Blue, the nonprofit’s chief marketing and philanthropy officer.

Donations to the fund mean that Sound Generations can continue to support the region’s senior citizens even as government funds dwindle, said the organization’s chief philanthropy officer, Brittany Blue.