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…
A home-delivered meal can be more than just comfort food. It can lead to significant health care savings for people who are ill, their insurance providers, hospitals, and community members. Project Angel Heart recently completed a study of health care claims data for our medically tailored meal recipients. One of our findings showed that total…
This summer, I had the opportunity to take part in an incredibly inspiring weekend: the James Beard Foundation’s Chefs Boot Camp for Policy and Change. I spent two days at a farm in New York with 13 other chefs from around the country, talking about the current landscape of food policy in the United States…
Beginning in October 2018, Project Angel Heart clients will see a big change in the amount of food that volunteers deliver to their homes each week. The number of medically tailored meals in meal bags will increase from five to seven, and the amount of food in breakfast bags will increase by approximately 40 percent, as…
Due to the installation of a natural gas pipeline that will run beneath the street, the front entrance and driveway to Project Angel Heart’s Denver office & kitchen (on the WEST side of the building) will be closed starting on 7/9. Parking spots in the northwest corner of our lot will also be blocked off. The closure…
We are thrilled to welcome Amy Siebert as our new Colorado Springs distribution & volunteer assistant! Amy will be training and scheduling volunteers and optimizing delivery routes to make each week’s meal deliveries a success.
New research conducted by Community Servings, our sister organization in Boston, provides further evidence that medically tailored meals are medicine for those who are ill. Their study, recently published in Health Affairs, shows that medically tailored meal recipients have fewer emergency room and hospital visits, and save money on health care.
Crunchy carrots. Juicy red apples. Meat that comes from healthy, responsibly raised animals. When it comes to food, we like to keep things fresh. But the value of fresh goes far beyond food. We also appreciate fresh ideas, new perspectives, and pioneering solutions. We work hard to remain relevant and to focus on the issues…
This press release was originally published here by the Denver Department of Public Health & Environment DENVER–March 21,2018–Today, Denver Department of Public Health & Environment announced the six finalists for the 2018 Denver Healthy Communities Awards. First launched in 2015, the Healthy Communities Awards (HCA) are intended to recognize individuals as well as public, private, and community organizations working…
DENVER–APRIL 1, 2018– Project Angel Heart’s strong financial health and commitment to accountability and transparency have earned it a 4-star rating from Charity Navigator, America’s largest independent charity evaluator. This is the tenth time that Project Angel Heart has earned this top distinction in the last 12 years.
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