Thanks to support from NextFifty Initiative, we are thrilled to offer our volunteers the opportunity to learn more about nutrition from our very own dietitian! Join Meghan Perkins, RD, for these Nutrition Nuggets info sessions. You’ll learn more about how what you eat can impact your health and have your nutrition questions answered.
Who’s that friendly voice on the phone and smile behind the Denver front desk on Mondays and Thursdays? Meet Charles, one of our wonderful office assistant volunteers. He directs phone calls to appropriate staff members, quality controls hundreds of new and recycled meal bags, and even brings in homemade treats to share!
Nataliya Burdeynyuk, Colorado Springs Distribution & Volunteer Assistant Nataliya supports the volunteers who help us make this service possible, welcomes and onboards new volunteers, and sustains the operational side by optimizing delivery routes, processes, and communication to make each week a success. Where are you from? How long have you lived in Colorado? I was…
Join us as a volunteer Dining Out For Life® ambassador! This fun, one-day opportunity is a great way for Project Angel Heart volunteers, friends, and supporters from both Denver and Colorado Springs to take part in our largest annual fundraiser and make a BIG difference for Coloradans in need. On Thursday, April 26, thousands of…
Nancy Blevins, Volunteer Resources Coordinator Nancy works with kitchen and office volunteers in Denver, and coordinates volunteer groups. Where are you from? How long have you lived in Colorado? I am from Denver. I hold a BS and BFA from Metropolitan State University and a Master of Humanities from University of Colorado. I have also…
Have you ever packed a Project Angel Heart meal bag? How about shuttling a carload to a satellite location, or delivering to a client’s door? Even if you’ve volunteered countless times, you might never have thought twice about that little white label on every bag, but it means a lot to us behind the scenes….
Dear volunteers, When the weather turns, we brace ourselves at Project Angel Heart and ask ourselves key questions: Will all of our clients’ meals be delivered? Will our vendors be able to deliver ingredients? Will our volunteers be able to make it in?
Story and Photo by Rhonda Von Pelt, Pikes Peak Bulletin The best food is prepared with a big helping of tender loving care. That’s the recipe Project Angel Heart has followed for 26 years of changing—maybe even saving—lives.
What do we value most at Project Angel Heart? Our six key values guide us in everything we do, from chopping vegetables in the kitchen to talking on the phone with clients to raising money to support our program. We believe that by upholding these values in our work every day, we can accomplish our mission in the best, most effective way and make life better not just for our clients, but also for our community. We hope you’ll join us in committing to these values each time you volunteer!
Volunteers are critical to our program! Because we know that traffic in both Denver and Colorado Springs is getting more difficult, we’ve compiled a list of traffic-beating resources to help you avoid potential traffic snags, find alternate routes, and make it to your shift on time.
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