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, Mayor John Gates, and Michael Mathews bring a wealth of professional experience and diverse perspectives that will further strengthen United Way’s mission and vision throughout Weld County.
Caitlin’s extensive experience as a Registered Nurse at UC Health brings a deep understanding of healthcare needs in our community. Her commitment to patient care and community health will provide valuable insights into health-related initiatives and programs at United Way of Weld County.
Chase Yoder’s leadership as the Chief Operating Officer of Yoder Family of Companies demonstrates his business acumen and commitment to corporate social responsibility. His expertise in business management and community engagement will strengthen United Way’s partnerships and fundraising efforts, supporting sustainable initiatives for community impact.
Jamie’s position as Department Director at the Weld County Department of Human Services provides a wealth of knowledge in public administration and policy-making. Her strategic insights and administrative experience will contribute significantly to United Way’s governance and organizational effectiveness.
As Mayor of Greeley, John Gates has demonstrated a steadfast dedication to improving the quality of life for all residents. His leadership in municipal governance and advocacy for community development aligns perfectly with United Way’s mission to strengthen the community through collaboration and support.
Michael’s role as Lead Pastor at Saint Patrick Presbyterian Church reflects his compassion and dedication to serving others. His expertise in community outreach and spiritual guidance will enrich United Way’s efforts in addressing critical issues and supporting vulnerable populations.
“We are thrilled to welcome Caitlin, John, Michael, Jamie and Chase to our board of directors,” said Melanie Woolman, president & CEO of United Way of Weld County. “Their combined expertise and eagerness to serve the community will strengthen our efforts to create lasting change in Weld County.”
With the addition of these new board members, United Way of Weld County is well-positioned to continue its mission of building powerful partnerships to bring about lasting community-wide change.
For more information about United Way of Weld County and its initiatives, please visit unitedway-weld.org or contact Nicole Quinn at nicole@unitedway-weld.org.
