Volunteer Anniversaries: June 2025
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.
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With Pride
Project Angel Heart is proudly showing our love with upcoming Pride activities. We’d love to see you!
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Serve & Soar Summer Challenge
During our ‘Serve and Soar Summer Challenge,’ when you complete 10 shifts between June 1 and September 1, you will be entered to win 2 one-way tickets on Southwest Airlines.
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Loralee Dischner: Volunteer of the Month
Project Angel Heart is thrilled to recognize Loralee Dischner as our Volunteer of the Month for May. Loralee was nominated by our volunteer resources team.
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Volunteer Anniversaries: May 2025
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.
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Toasted Coconut & Oat Granola
This hearty granola recipe from Sous Chef Chris Potts is made with wholesome ingredients like oats, nuts, seeds, and wheat germ. Lightly sweetened with honey and finished with dried fruit, it’s perfect for breakfast, snacking, or gifting.
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Announcing our Next President and CEO
We’re excited to share that Dr. Marti Macchi will be Project Angel Heart’s next president and CEO.
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Linda Werbylo: Volunteer of the Month
Project Angel Heart is thrilled to recognize Linda Werbylo as our Volunteer of the Month for April. Linda was nominated by our volunteer resources and client services teams.
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Volunteer Anniversaries: April 2025
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.
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See What’s Springing Ahead with Project Angel Heart
With the turn of the calendar from March to April, we’re feeling the energy of spring—and all the promise it brings. In our greenhouse, tiny seedlings are beginning to sprout. Soon, they’ll grow into fragrant herbs that will add fresh flavor to the nutritious, scratch-made meals we prepare for our neighbors living with severe illness.
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