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.
In honor of National Nutrition Month, try making this client favorite meal at home and enjoy a dish that’s both nourishing and delicious!
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 Pamela Wilson as our Volunteer of the Month for March. Pam was nominated by Executive Sous Chef Summer Polson and the kitchen team.
This cozy, spiced hummus from Chef Brett is perfect for winter! Made with roasted delicata squash, tahini, and warm curry flavors, it’s a creamy, nutrient-packed twist on a classic dip.
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 Ann Steyert and Deborah Brown as our Volunteers of the Month for February. Our volunteer resources team nominated Ann and Deborah.
We received the great news that we are a finalist in the 2025 Denver Metro Chamber Business Awards, “Large Nonprofit” category. And on Tuesday, judges visited to learn more about us, our culture, and our work on behalf of severely ill neighbors.
The Project Angel Heart Board of Directors is pleased to welcome two new board members starting in January 2025: Carissa McCabe, founding partner at GFM|CenterTable; and Kate Thies, chief operating officer and treasurer at a private foundation.
As we reflect on 2024, we are filled with gratitude for all we have accomplished together. Thanks to your unwavering support, we made significant strides in delivering hope, nutrition, and healing to our neighbors experiencing severe illness.
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