Sometimes the story of Pie in the Sky is best told by the people who have been part of it from the beginning. One of our board members recently shared why she first got involved, and why she’s still here. Why Pie? “When Pie in the Sky first began making deliveries, it was truly a family affair. Malea was setting up in her front yard, gathering produce and bread from the farmers market and storing it in an old walk-in cooler on the corner of the yard. Early in the mornings, th

Giving Day 2026 is a wrap, and what an incredible show of community support! You helped Pie in the Sky raised over $10,000 for this event, and boy, oh boy, are we grateful!!! To everyone who gave, shared, forwarded, encouraged, or helped spread the word, you are making a real difference in the lives of seniors across our community. Because of you, fresh, nutritious food will continue to be delivered to seniors who might otherwise go without and, just as importantly, people wi

Inflation doesn’t always announce itself loudly. Sometimes it quietly takes away what little margin seniors living on fixed incomes have left. At an annual income of just $12,000, a 3.8% inflation rate erases about $456 in purchasing power each year — roughly $38 every month. That may not sound like much to some, but for many seniors, that can mean: • Fewer groceries • Delayed prescriptions • Skipped trips to appointments • Difficult choices between essentials And the reality