Project Angel Heart is honored and grateful for a $150,000 grant from Telligen Community Initiative (TCI) to prepare and home-deliver medically tailored meals to neighbors experiencing high-risk pregnancies.
This fresh spring recipe from Chef Brett highlights seasonal asparagus and delivers a range of nutritional benefits. Project Angel Heart’s registered dietitians note that asparagus is rich in fiber, folate, and antioxidants that support digestion and heart health, while also providing natural prebiotics to promote a healthy gut.
Thank you to our volunteers who give their time to support Project Angel Heart and our clients across Colorado. We are celebrating the following volunteers who have a Project Angel Heart anniversary this month.
Project Angel Heart is thrilled to recognize Lauren Leaming as our Volunteer of the Month for April. Lauren was nominated by our volunteer resources team.
As we celebrate National Nutrition Month, we’re sharing a recipe for one of our clients’ favorite meals, penne primavera with a side of veggies. It always scores high on our client surveys and, of course, delivers solid nutritional benefits.
Project Angel Heart is thrilled to recognize Michael Vocatura as our Volunteer of the Month for March. Michael was nominated by our volunteer resources team.
Thank you to our volunteers who give their time to support Project Angel Heart and our clients across Colorado. We are celebrating the following volunteers who have a Project Angel Heart anniversary this month.
Thank you to our volunteers who give their time to support Project Angel Heart and our clients across Colorado. We are celebrating the following volunteers who have a Project Angel Heart anniversary this month.
This bright winter recipe from Cheff Brett provides a combination of fiber and beneficial plant compounds that support heart and digestive health. Beets are rich in fiber, folate, and natural nitrates that help support healthy blood flow and blood pressure, while labneh contributes protein, probiotics, and calcium to support gut and bone health.
The Project Angel Heart Board of Directors is pleased to welcome three exceptional community leaders to the 2026 Board: Michael Banville, Ruth Jones, and Jennifer Russell. Each brings deep professional expertise and a personal connection to our mission, having experienced Project Angel Heart first as volunteers and supporters.
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