Podcasts about project angel heart

Guest: Kate Johnston Chief Operating Officer Project Angel Heart was created in response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic when a small group of people saw that neighbors who were living with HIV/AIDS were isolated and not getting the nutrition they needed.  Their vision remains that all Coloradans living with severe illness have access to nutritious food that supports their health and well-being.  Every week, they prepare, package and deliver more than 14,000 medically tailored meals to Coloradans living with cancer, heart failure, kidney disease, HIV/AIDS and other severe illnesses.  They deliver meals from Pueblo to Fort Collins and this year they will serve over 750,000 meals.  Project Angel Heart has been planning for Thanksgiving.  Most of their clients live alone or are too sick to go to gatherings.  They have organized their largest ever meal delivery on Wednesday, November 27, calling it Gobble Gobble Give.  More than 400 volunteers will be delivering Thanksgiving meals along with a week’s worth of medically tailored meals to their neighbors, for a total of 13,000 meals that week.  Project Angel Heart is looking for financial donations, but they also need volunteers.     https://www.projectangelheart.org/

Congress is back at it next week and both chambers face a pileup of work: the budget, the border, aid to allies and more. CPR's Washington, DC reporter Caitlyn Kim talks about what's ahead. Then, Adam Cayton-Holland's new special, "Wallpaper" reflects on the comedic side of fatherhood. Plus, a milestone for Project Angel Heart. And "Turn the Page" with Colorado Matters.

Congress is back at it next week and both chambers face a pileup of work: the budget, the border, aid to allies and more. CPR's Washington, DC reporter Caitlyn Kim talks about what's ahead. Then, Adam Cayton-Holland's new special, "Wallpaper" reflects on the comedic side of fatherhood. Plus, a milestone for Project Angel Heart. And "Turn the Page" with Colorado Matters.

This interview with Project Angel Heart's Government Affairs Coordinator, Nic Soucy, was recorded on October 2, 2023. In this episode we discuss Project Angel Heart's mission in the community and their increased ability to assist local residents with the help of ARPA grant funding from El Paso County. If you want to learn more about Project Angel Heart, you can visit their website at https://www.projectangelheart.org/. You can also take a virtual tour or check out volunteer opportunities. If you'd prefer to give them a call, you can reach Project Angel Heart by dialing 303.830.0202. If you are interested in more stories about organizations and projects in the community that are putting ARPA grant funding to good use, please visit https://admin.elpasoco.com/el-paso-county-arpa-stories/ and stay tuned to future episodes of this podcast. If you'd prefer to watch a YouTube version of the recording, watch the embedded video below.

Our new series of podcast episodes explores different outreach ministries that Bethany will be serving on 10/21 as part of our Be the Blessing event. This episode is a conversation with Jean Scott about her involvement with Project Angel Heart, a local organization that delivers food to individuals with specific medical needs. Listen in as Jean shares her heart for this organization and the ways that serving at Project Angel Heart has strengthened her faith.

Guest:  Owen Ryan President and CEO Project Angel Heart makes medically catered meals for people who are living with severe illnesses.  There is no charge and they are hand delivered once a week that includes meals for the week.  If someone lives on the eastern plains they will ship the meals to them.  Normally there is a medical referral for someone to receive the meals.  So far they have served over 2,000 people.  It takes 500 volunteers to help get a meal ready and delivered. It takes about $60 to provide a week's worth of food.  Coming up is Dining Out for Life on April 28th, there are over 100 restaurants that are going to give 25% of your check goes to Project Angel Heart.             https://www.projectangelheart.org/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guest: Owen Ryan CEO Project Angel Heart has been in Colorado for more than 30 years.  They make medically tailored meals for people who are leaving with server illnesses.  They deliverer more than 10,000 meals a week.  Last year they served their 8th million meal.  They have a registered dietitian that work with chefs to help with specific meal plans.  They work with the person's caregiver to make sure the person is eating the right things they need.  A donation of as little as $10 is a big help to them.   https://www.projectangelheart.org/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Heidi sits with the amazing Erin Pulling, who serves as CEO of Food Bank of the Rockies. Food Bank of the Rockies ignites the power of community to nourish people facing hunger. With a hub-and-spoke model of programs and 800+ Hunger Relief Partners, Food Bank of the Rockies procures 100+ million pounds of food per year from retail, agricultural, and manufacturer partnerships, and distributes the food throughout 30 Colorado counties and all of Wyoming. With a staff of nearly 200, a volunteer base of 20,000, and four distribution facilities, the organization embodies an efficient distribution model of procuring and distributing food and essentials, serving nearly 800,000 people per year. Food Bank of the Rockies is in the midst of cultural evolution with values of service, integrity, diversity/equity/inclusion, collaboration, and innovation at its core. The organization is distributing 50% more food than pre-Covid and is prioritizing community partnerships, nutrition, and cultural relevance in its service delivery. Erin has served as CEO of Food Bank of the Rockies since January 2019. Prior to this role, she spent 24 years at Project Angel Heart, the last fourteen of which as CEO. Erin is the incoming Chair of the Board of Directors of the Colorado Nonprofit Association. Past board involvements include the Food is Medicine Coalition, the Dining Out for Life International Association, and Community Shares of Colorado. Awards include ‘Most Admired CEO' and ‘Forty Under 40' by the Denver Business Journal, ‘Outstanding Professional' by the Colorado Restaurant Association, and a Livingston Fellowship from the Bonfils-Stanton Foundation. She was in the 2012 class of Leadership Denver. Erin holds a Master of Nonprofit Management degree from Regis University and a BS in Psychology from Santa Clara University. She and her husband have three children, all adopted domestically. Follow Erin Pulling Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn Follow Heidi on Social Media! Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn | Spotify About Heidi As a homegrown Coloradan with a passion for keeping the spirit of our state alive and well, I started this podcast to bring the people of Colorado together to celebrate the amazing state we call home! Come along on this journey with me as I travel across our state in my vintage RV, interviewing folks who embody the true spirit of the Rocky Mountains. From the front range to the mile-high city, to the mountain towns and the Wild West of southern Colorado, we'll celebrate the history, beauty, and Coloradans that make this place the colorful state it is! Each week, you'll meet the people trailblazing the way for an even more colorful future for us all, and who are making a huge difference along the way. Visit heidiganahl.com to learn more about the podcast and where we are headed! Submit a guest to Heidi's Colorful Colorado! CLICK HERE!

In March, the team at Project Angel Heart knew that - pandemic or not - 1,300 people rely on them each week for fresh meal delivery. On this episode of Good and Grounded, President & CEO Owen Ryan shares with Jim Licko and Laura Love how his team of 500 volunteers haven't missed a delivery.

Imagine being responsible for a program that provides free meals to more than 1300 people in need, per week, across Colorado. Owen Ryan does just that, as CEO of Project Angel Heart. Listen to our podcast conversation with Owen who explains more about what the non-profit program is all about, how he, his staff, and many, many volunteers make sure that people with life-threatening illnesses can get high-nutrition meals because food is medicine!

Two intriguing singer-songwriters from the great Northwest join us this week: gifted, ethereal Damien Jurado returns to eTown; and talented Laura Gibson of Oregon is with us as well. Our eChievement Award story features the founder of a nonprofit that provides medically tailored meals to critically ill people, providing ease, care, much needed nutrition and, in many cases, saving lives.   Watch videos at eTown.org

Brandon Foster is the Executive Chef at Project Angel Heart in Denver, CO. His aunt gives him his first culinary spark of inspiration and tells him to stay the hell away from the industry! From humble beginnings as a dishwasher at a Best Western to working with icons in the Denver scene, Brandon has been learning and evolving every step of the way. We chat with Daniel Lee, a Sous Chef at Vesta, whom Brandon has mentored since he was an intern, who is now a budding food entrepreneur as well. Website - ProjectAngelHeart.org Facebook - /ProjectAngelHeart Instagram - @ProjectAngelHeart @ChefFoster Twitter - @Proj_AngelHeart List 3 pivotal/notable jobs throughout your career 1. Best Western Lake Dillon Lodge – Dillon, CO 1998-2003 – first kitchen job. Taught me the ropes and convinced me “shit, I’m actually kind of good at this and could maybe do this for a living” 2. Fourth Story – Denver, CO 2003-2004 – Open my mind to what food could actually be. Professional cooks, who did it for a living and not just to be a ski bum. Ate my first morel, ramp, heirloom tomato, seared foie gras there….the list goes on. 3. Vesta – Denver, CO 2005-2016 – major growth as a chef and a person, first executive chef role. Proudest Moment: It’s a tie. -Cooking for my grandfather at Vesta on his 80th birthday. As I was walking him out the front door afterwards he gave me a hug and told me how proud he was of me. Tearing up just writing this… - Based on my support and advocacy of their product as well as greater sales in my restaurant than any chef in this region, I got an invitation from Skuna Bay Salmon to cook at the James Beard House in 2015. I am very proud of that. Food and/or drinks staples in your house? Too many to list, especially with 3 kids. Let's go with Eggs, cereal, hot sauce, coffee, bourbon, Emergen-C. Two things most people don't know about you? I used to own a Tie Dye shop in Leadville with my then girlfriend, and now wife Larissa. I played violin from 2nd grade through high school, and also play mandolin. Words to live by? Make 1000 mistakes once, don't make the same one twice. Never stop learning, and never stop fine tuning your craft. It's ok to not be ok.

Evidence indicates that malnutrition puts chronically ill patients at increased risk for complications and that improved nutrition can improve health outcomes. Yet, there is a lack of literature examining the impact of home-delivered meals on chronically-ill individuals. Project Angel Heart used CO APCD data to study the quantifiable impact that customized home-delivered meals have on … Continue reading Change Agent Chat Episode 30 – Project Angel Heart →

Two ethereal singer/songwriters from the great Northwest join us this week: Damien Jurado, native to Seattle, Washington, but more recently relocated to Los Angeles, returns to eTown for his second visit; and Laura Gibson, who grew up in Coquille, Oregon, a small logging town and now lives in Portland (a bit of trivia: Laura was the first performer on NPR's Tiny Desk Series). And our eChievement Award winner, Charles Robbins of Project Angel Heart, is a man who founded a nonprofit to provide medically tailored meals to critically ill people, providing ease, care, much needed nutrition and, in many cases, saving lives.

Project Angel Heart is a non-profit organization here in the Denver Metro Area that provides medically tailored meals to those with chronic illnesses.  I sat down with Amy Daly, the Director of Marketing & Communications for Project Angel Heart to learn more about the organization and share the amazing work they are doing with all of you. https://www.projectangelheart.org https://www.projectangelheart.org/events/calendar/ https://www.projectangelheart.org/events/pie-in-the-sky/

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SHOW NOTES Kevin brings over 15 years of experience in the healthcare industry as a clinician and in management. Prior to DispatchHealth, he was the head of clinical solutions and strategy at an industry leading consumer mobile health app company called iTriage. Kevin has been a board certified physician assistant for over a decade. Over the years Kevin has served as a clinical preceptor for area physician assistant students, served on numerous boards and committees including; quality improvement committees, EMR deployment committees as a provider “champion”, and president of the Colorado Academy of Physician Assistants. In addition to his work at DispatchHealth Kevin is an active advisor in the healthcare industry start-up community locally in Colorado providing both business and clinical expertise. He also serves on the board of trustees at 9Health Fair and Project Angel Heart. Kevin has received an MBA with a concentration in healthcare administration from the University of Colorado at Denver, a master of science degree from the Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science in Chicago, IL and his undergraduate degree from the State University of New York at Plattsburgh. In his spare time, Kevin and his wife enjoy traveling, photography, and contemporary art. Kevin also enjoys staying active in the Colorado outdoors with running, playing soccer, tennis, skiing, mountain biking and chasing around his 6-year-old twins; Avery and Reiss. Listen and Learn: How DispatchHealth is setting the new standard in healthcare Why the in-home care industry is growing How to find and serve the needs of any industry Why a leader needs to be visionary to succeed How healthcare is changing in the United States TO FIND KEVIN ON LINKEDIN, CLICK HERE.

1. Hello to Richard, the world's oldest intern. 2. What is this obsession with the concept of the first 100 days? 3. American indians are having a tough time from U.S. government. 4. Sweden immigrant problem is exploding. 5. Guest: Erin Pulling, CEO of Project Angel Heart and Alex Seidel, Chef/Owner of Fruition and Mercantile dining and provision. 6. New study connects exercise to delaying the onset of dementia.

Headquartered in Denver, DaVita Inc. is a Fortune 500 company that provides kidney care, but shows a big heart when it comes to its philanthropy. The DaVita Way of Giving is a locally-focused charitable giving initative that has provided more than $1.1 million in donations to non-profit organizations across the country. On this edition of B. Unconventional, DaVita executive Dave Maughan, a Group Vice President, explains how his company's culture and mission fit with its unique style of charible giving.  He is joined by Mindy Davidson, Director of Development with Project Angel Heart, one of the organizations receiving funds as a result of the DaVita Way of Giving. Business Unconventional is co-hosted by David Biondo and Dean Rotbart.  The program airs each Sunday morning at 8 a.m. (MST) on 710 KNUS in Denver.  It is also streamed over the Internet at www.710KNUS.com.  This is part one of a two-part interview. Original air date:  February 19, 2012 Photo: DaVita's Dave Maughan and Project Angel Heart's Mindy Davidson 

Headquartered in Denver, DaVita Inc. is a Fortune 500 company that provides kidney care, but shows a big heart when it comes to its philanthropy. The DaVita Way of Giving is a locally-focused charitable giving initative that has provided more than $1.1 million in donations to non-profit organizations across the country. On this edition of B. Unconventional, DaVita executive Dave Maughan, a Group Vice President, explains how his company's culture and mission fit with its unique style of charible giving.  He is joined by Mindy Davidson, Director of Development with Project Angel Heart, one of the organizations receiving funds as a result of the DaVita Way of Giving. This is part two of a two-part interview. Also during this segment: Money, work, and the economy are significant causes of stress for residents of the Denver metropolitan area, and stress in Denver is still higher than considered healthy, according to a recent survey released by the American Psychological Association. Clinical psychologist Dr. Stephanie Smith joins Business Unconventional co-hosts David Biondo and Dean Rotbart to discuss the implications of the survey for business owners and employees. Dr. Smith is the co-owner of Front Range Psychological Associates in Erie, Colorado. This is part one of a two-part interview. Business Unconventional airs each Sunday morning at 8 a.m. (MST) on 710 KNUS in Denver.  It is also streamed over the Internet at www.710KNUS.com.  Original air date:  February 19, 2012 Photo: Dean Rotbart, Co-Host