Heart-healthy meals make life easier for grandmother and granddaughter Like many grandparents today, Sally, age 67, is the primary caregiver for a grandchild. Her story is a bit different, though, because Sally has been diagnosed not only with cancer, but …

At Project Angel Heart, we use this sofrito not only on top of roast pork or baked fish, but also in stews. Its wonderfully earthy flavor and fragrant aroma come primarily fromthe annatto-infused oil the mixture is simmered in. Use sofrito …

Volunteer of the Month, February 2015 Congratulations to Susan Silver, a volunteer office assistant at Project Angel Heart and our Volunteer of the Month for February. Susan was nominated by Laura Rickhoff, administrative coordinator.

Sometimes vegetables like turnips, rutabagas, parsnips and beets get a bad reputation due to the generally unexciting boiled and mashed versions many of us grew up with. Roasting these veggies brings out their sweet and sometimes nutty flavors and will …

Most people have no problem preparing healthy meals at home. But for Sally, 65, and thousands of other Coloradans living with life-threatening illnesses, simple tasks like using a stove are nearly impossible.

Judy

December 2014 Volunteer of the Month Congratulations to Mark Brown, our Volunteer of the Month for December. Mark was nominated by Brandy Brogan, Client Services Manager, and Mary Grace Blowers, Client Services Coordinator. Here’s what Brandy had to say about …

Nothing beats a comforting meal from mom…in this case, former executive chef Jon Emanuel’s mom, Janet, aka “Bubbie.” Find out how he modifies one of her favorite recipes to meet our clients’ special dietary needs.

Did you know you can transfer funds directly from a traditional or Roth IRA to Project Angel Heart, avoid having to report the distribution as income, and have an immediate impact on people living with cancer, kidney disease, HIV/AIDS and …

Client Profile: Mary We’d like to introduce you to Mary. Mary is one of thousands of Coloradans living with life-threatening illness who, due to financial obstacles, face the cruel choice of paying for food or medicine.