United is
the Way
To build a community where every household has the opportunity to succeed
Impact areas
United Way builds powerful partnerships to bring about lasting community-wide change. We are working to establish a strong foundation for children and youth, promote household stability, and support older adults in maintaining independence.
1 in 6
residents in Weld County utilize United Way funded programs and services every year
1,000+
families receive diapers and supplies monthly
1,000
youth receive scholarships for Weld County rec programs every year
360+
people have moved from homelessness
to a stable home
16K+
referrals are made for people in need of help through 211 Colorado every year
Thank you cornerstone partners
With cash and in-kind donations, Cornerstone Partners generously provide foundational support for United Way’s work. This means that your donation is used only for assisting our more vulnerable Weld County neighbors.
Thank you Major Funders
For more than 80 years, United Way of Weld County has partnered with the community to co-create solutions to people’s most pressing challenges. We take a comprehensive approach, listening and responding to local needs. Every day, our community shows that when people unite to take action, change is possible. Together, we’re creating a future where everyone, everywhere can reach their full potential. Thank you!
Recent News
City of Greeley funding extends United Way overnight shelter to year-round operation
United Way of Weld County is proud to announce that the Housing Navigation Center’s overnight shelter will now remain open 365 days a year, thanks to continued and expanded funding […]
Why Collective Impact matters for Weld County’s future
I’m truly grateful for the opportunity to have served as a volunteer for the past 10 plus years at United Way of Weld County and I am very humbled to […]
United Way of Weld County welcomes five new board members
United Way of Weld County is pleased to announce the appointment of five new members to its Board of Directors. The new board members, Caitlin Bergeron, Chase Yoder, Jamie Ulrich, […]
