
DerWolf, a family-owned and operated restaurant and lounge in Old Pasadena, has joined the Union Station Homeless Services Adopt-a-Meal program and will be assembling nutritious dinners for Adult Center residents.
To help raise awareness and continuously support the program throughout the year, DerWolf and their staff have committed to serving meals every month throughout 2022, up to a total of 300 meals for the year.
“We love what Union Station Homeless Services is doing for our homeless population, and we want to make a difference,” said Crystal Aceves, co-owner of DerWolf.
According to the Northwestern Institute for Policy research, almost half of the nation’s fruits and vegetables are produced in California, yet 1 in 5 Californians – almost 8 million – currently struggle with food insecurity.
On the last Wednesday of every month throughout 2022, DerWolf will promote Union Station within the restaurant.
Diners donating $20 or more will receive a free pretzel as a thank you. Please visit https://unionstationhs.org/derwolf/ to participate in the Union Station Homeless Services and DerWolf monthly fundraiser.
“My father experienced homelessness as a young man, and he explains that it was rough. Providing 300 meals and an opportunity for our patrons to donate and learn more about this cause makes me feel like we can make a difference,” said Aceves.











