At Project Angel Heart, our mission is to improve health and well-being for the people who receive our meals. And because our focus is on health, we’re closely monitoring developments related to coronavirus in Colorado.   Our clients, all of …

Gina started volunteering during the beginning of the pandemic when she saw there was a call for meal delivery drivers. Once Gina began, I could see a trend – Gina is usually first in line to pick up meals every Friday, beating my long-standing record (friendly competition) and always offers to take an additional route if needed.

April 18-24, 2021, is National Volunteer Week! Across the entire country, communities and organizations recognize the impact of the individuals dedicated to civic service. At Project Angel Heart, our lifeblood is the volunteers and the only reason we continuously provide …

Congratulations to these volunteers, who are celebrating their Project Angel Heart anniversary this month! We are grateful for your ongoing service.

Our Denver kitchen and office space has always been a hub for community activity, a place where people come together to provide nutritious meals for Coloradans with life-threatening health conditions. This spring, our building in Denver’s Globeville neighborhood also became a COVID-19 community vaccination site.

DENVER – April 6, 2021 – Project Angel Heart today announced its 27th Annual Dining Out for Life fundraising event will occur April 23 – May 2 in partnership with Visit Denver’s Restaurant Week. This annual event collects contributions from …

Fruits and vegetables in season are fresher, tastier and more nutritious than out of season foods. Seasonal eating provides more variety and color in the diet. A colorful diet is full of many different nutrients that are essential for your body to function properly and help you feel your best!

There are many reasons to get plenty of fiber in your diet. Fiber helps keep you full longer and can help promote a healthy weight, keep your blood sugar steady, lower cholesterol, and improve heart health! Eating enough fiber also helps you avoid constipation and stay regular.

written by Aaron Strock, dietetic technician Buy in bulk. When possible, consider buying food items in bulk. Bulk items usually have a cheaper unit price than items in individual packaging. This will help stretch your dollar and get you more …

Eddie has been a volunteer since December of 2016. Eddie is a shuttle driver at Queen of Peace and he is a great asset to our group of shuttle and delivery drivers.

Congratulations to these volunteers, who are celebrating their Project Angel Heart anniversary this month! We are grateful for your ongoing service.