After nearly 24 years at Project Angel Heart, and 14 years in the role of President & CEO, Erin Pulling is hanging up her apron and saying farewell.
Erin, who joined Project Angel Heart in 1995, was key to helping the organization grow from a small, grassroots group operating out of church kitchens, to a financially strong organization making a measurable impact on the health of Coloradans. Continue reading
Project Angel Heart has never been just a job for me, but a large part of who I am and a great source of pride. That’s why it’s so difficult to share some big personal news with you. After 14 years as CEO and nearly 24 years total at Project Angel Heart, I will be leaving the organization in December. Continue reading
Kamisha Jones works with volunteer groups and volunteers completing community service in the Denver office.
Where are you from? How long have you lived in Colorado?
I was born in Aurora, Colorado, but grew up in Oceanside, California, from 2003 until I graduated high school. I moved back to Denver in 2014 to be closer to family. Continue reading
As a Project Angel Heart supporter, you may be thinking about how to make the most of your charitable gifts in light of recent tax law changes. Here are three ways to give that may allow you to have a greater impact while providing you with tax advantages: Continue reading
October 29, 2018—Project Angel Heart, a nonprofit organization promoting the power of nutritious food to accelerate healing and improve quality of life for critically ill Coloradans, announced today that Erin Pulling will resign from her position as president and CEO at the end of the year. After nearly 24 years at Project Angel Heart, and 14 years as president & CEO, she leaves to take on a new opportunity to positively impact hunger and nutrition in our community. Continue reading
