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Denver Chefs Pitch in for Project Angel Heart's A Taste for Life Fundraiser

Project Angel Heart is a non-profit organization that delivers meals to people living with life-threatening illnesses. Since its mission is primarily food-based, it makes sense that the biggest fundraisers every year are centered around food. April's Dining Out for Life brings in the most money for Project Angel Heart every...
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Project Angel Heart is a non-profit organization that delivers meals to people living with life-threatening illnesses. Since its mission is primarily food-based, it makes sense that the biggest fundraisers every year are centered around food. April's Dining Out for Life brings in the most money for Project Angel Heart every year, but A Taste for Life also does well: last night's event brought in over $175,000 for Project Angel Heart's programs, according to Amy Daly, vice president of development for the organization.

Tickets for a Taste of Life, held at the Hyatt Regency at the Colorado Convention Center, were $150 per person, which included food and drink tastings from some of the city's top restaurants, bars and food producers. "We're immensely grateful to the food and beverage industry," says Daly. "They make it happen for us every year."

See also: Project Angel Heart: Five Million Meals Served

In addition to foods samples and cocktails from Denver chefs and bartenders, the event featured a silent auction with restaurant packages, bottles of wine and liquor and gift baskets donated by metro-area businesses. See Project Angel Heart's website for more information about upcoming events and opportunities and a complete list of the vendors who participated -- and keep reading for a taste of last night's festivities. Keep reading for more photos from the event. Keep reading for more photos. Keep reading for more photos.


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