Denver meal delivery driver with Project Angel Heart — Friday
Drive meals directly to Project Angel Heart clients' homes across Denver on Friday mornings. Personal vehicle required. Background check needed. Children welcome with guardian.
Why we picked this
You drive to the door, hand over a meal, and briefly connect with a neighbor who may not see many people that week. It's a direct line between your Friday morning and someone else's day.
Delivery drivers pick up a meal route from Project Angel Heart’s headquarters at 9:30 AM on Fridays and deliver directly to clients’ homes across Denver. Routes typically take 1.5 to 2.5 hours depending on the area. You’ll need a personal vehicle, a valid driver’s license, and a background check (handled through the volunteer portal).
Children are welcome along for the ride with a guardian. Shifts start and end at 4950 Washington St. — plan to be done by noon. Over 140 spots are open through June 2026. Orientation is required for first-time volunteers; sign up through the same portal.
Most PAH clients are managing serious illness at home and receive meals multiple times per week. Delivery volunteers are often one of a few people they see. The work is logistically simple — drive, knock, hand off — but the contact matters to people who are isolated by illness.