Stephanie Muñoz-Fox Distribution Assistant Where are you from? How long have you lived in Colorado? I am from Montana and I have lived in Colorado for eight and a half years. What brought you to Project Angel Heart? I was looking to work with an organization that truly makes a difference in the community and…
Experts and Service Providers Meet in Denver on May 18 to Discuss Best Practices and Policy Change WHAT: Diagnosis: Hunger, a sold-out regional summit, will bring together influential local and national health care leaders to highlight hunger as a health issue and discuss solutions to this growing problem. The summit provides an opportunity for health…
Our Meals for Care Transitions program is expanding to The Medical Center of Aurora, where health care providers will be piloting the use of food as medicine to improve their patients’ health. Starting this month, The Medical Center of Aurora’s registered dietitians will identify patients who have undergone bypass surgery, suffered a heart attack, or been diagnosed with…
Experts and Regional Service Providers to Discuss Best Practices, Policy Change DENVER (April 27, 2017) – With 1 in 7 Americans living in food-insecure households, the effects of hunger are hitting our nation’s health care system hard. There are clear associations between food insecurity and poor health status among children, adults, and seniors. In fact,…
In 2007, we purchased a warehouse at 4950 Washington Street with lots of freezer space, convenient loading docks, and huge potential to become our new home. Hundreds of generous donors gave $7.1 million dollars over the next four and a half years to renovate, design, and build- making our dream a reality. We moved into…
Recently, news that proposed federal budget cuts could eliminate some Meals on Wheels programs went viral, alarming people who rely on the program for home-delivered meals. It also set off alarm bells for many Project Angel Heart clients, who called us, wondering if the meals delivered to their homes might also be in jeopardy. Well,…
DENVER (March 23, 2017) — Thanks to a recent gift to Project Angel Heart, a nonprofit organization operating in Denver and Colorado Springs, the SUPERVALU Foundation is helping improve health outcomes and quality of life for thousands of Coloradans. The foundation’s $20,000 gift to Project Angel Heart will fund more than 2,200 medically tailored meals…
A new study shows that medically appropriate food assistance is associated with improved health for people living with HIV and diabetes. The study followed individuals living with HIV and/or type 2 diabetes in the San Francisco Bay Area. After measuring their baseline health, participants received daily nutritious meals and snacks from Project Open Hand– a…
Dear Friends, Food is powerful medicine. It brings joy, inspires hope, and—when medically tailored to meet the unique needs of people living with life-threatening illnesses—can lead to improved health outcomes. But food only goes so far. When it comes to disease management, positive health outcomes start at the doctor’s office. At Project Angel Heart, we…
Project Angel Heart’s chef and volunteers chop, stir, scoop, bake, blend, clean, and pack daily to prepare 1,200 nutritious meals each day. [ngg_images source=”galleries” container_ids=”48″ gallery_width=”600″ gallery_height=”480″ cycle_effect=”fade” cycle_interval=”5″ show_thumbnail_link=”1″ thumbnail_link_text=”[Show all photos]” order_by=”sortorder” order_direction=”ASC” returns=”included” maximum_entity_count=”500″ display_type=”photocrati-nextgen_basic_slideshow”] Want to come see us in action? We’d love to take you on a tour! Contact Brandy Brogan at…
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