Colorado’s ‘Large Nonprofit Organization of the Year’ Raises $330,000 Thanks to Community Support on Dining Out for Life® Day in 2012 Denver/Boulder, Colo.– A loyal community of 90,000 diners across the Denver metro and Boulder area supported Project Angel Heart’s 18th annual Dining Out for Life® event by dining at participating restaurants, raising $330,000 for…
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Project Angel Heart DGLCC NonProfit Organization of the Year Project Angel Heart selected as the DGLCC’s 2011 Nonprofit Organization of the Year.
Art Enthusiasts Raise Nearly $70,000 for Project Angel Heart Proceeds from 10th annual art for life event provide hope, meals to patients with life threatening illnesses Denver, CO — Over 400 art enthusiasts gathered for an evening of fine art, hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, wine, and good company at Project Angel Heart’s tenth annual Art for…
Groundbreaking Ceremony On Wednesday, April 13th from 4:30 to 5:30 PM, Project Angel Heart hosted a groundbreaking ceremony at their new facility on 49th and Washington. This was a significant moment for Project Angel Heart as they begin their journey into a larger facility, thus presenting greater possibilities for the future.
What’s for Supper? The Denver Post By Joanne Davidson If you were fortunate enough to be at Project Angel Heart’s annual foodfest, A Taste for Life, your evening meal could have included salumi from Il Mondo Vecchio, followed by Second Home’s mouthwatering chicken and waffles that were drizzled with maple syrup spiked with Stranahan’s whiskey…
Your holiday bird: A guide for making the perfect turkey The Denver Post By Tucker Shaw Jon roasts 200 turkeys a year. That’s about 199 more than the rest of us. So when Emanuel — the executive chef at Project Angel Heart, a nonprofit organization that delivers meals to homebound folks across the Front Range…
Delivering More Than Meals By Erin Pulling, CEO Though Thanksgiving is still a couple of weeks away, Project Angel Heart’s professional chefs have already planned a Thanksgiving dinner for critically ill clients, and our team of loyal volunteers will begin preparing the meal next week. The special energy of the holiday season is already in…
Project Angel Heart’s meals lift patients’ bodies, souls The Denver Post By Penny Parker Reading a menu that says roast pork with provencal herbs, tomato sauce, sauteed spaghetti squash, broccoli and cauliflower, you’d think you were about to dine in one of the metro area’s finer dining establishments. Welcome to the commercial kitchen belonging to…
Season to Share Beneficiaries The Denver Post Last year, Denver Post Season to Share distributed a record $2.53 million to 74 local nonprofit agencies that help low-income children, as well as those who are hungry, homeless or in need of medical care.
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