WLF 2023 Annual Impact Report

2023 Impact Report

A MESSAGE FROM LEADERSHIP

DEAR FRIENDS,

Weld Legacy Foundation had an exciting year in 2023 supporting this community in many impactful ways! We awarded nearly $725,000 in grants plus over $80,000 in scholarships totaling more than $805,000 to benefit Weld County citizens.

As part of the organization’s 49-year history, Weld Legacy Foundation continues to aid many departments at Banner Health’s North Colorado Medical Center with the costs of medical equipment, continuing education as well as department costs. Additionally, grants were awarded directly to individuals and their families for assistance while they were receiving medical treatment. Finally, Weld Legacy awarded grants to support other medical programs in this community.

Weld Legacy has 14 scholarship funds to support students earning a degree or certification in the healthcare field or continuing education for healthcare professionals. In 2023, scholarships were awarded to 22 students and professionals totaling $83,103.

A vital component enabling our organization to support all these programs is our fundraising events. In 2023, we hosted three fundraising events with a golf tournament, black-tie gala and a 2K/5K run. Additionally, there were another four fundraising events of which Weld Legacy Foundation was a beneficiary.

Finally, Weld Legacy Foundation began working on building the capacity of other nonprofits in this community who offer programs in health or education. In 2023, we assessed the top needs of area nonprofits that Weld Legacy could assist to help them deepen their impact for the individuals they serve. Utilizing the information gathered in 2023, we plan to begin offering services in 2024 to help them multiply their impact.

Thank you for the generous support throughout this community to help make our work a success!

Kind regards,

JEFF CARLSON ROY OTTO Chief Executive Officer Director of Community Impact

WELD LEGACY FOUNDATION BOARD

TOM GRANT, BOARD CHAIR

CARLSON, CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

BRANDON HOUTCHENS BOARD VICE-CHAIR

MISSION STATEMENT: TO PROMOTE EXCELLENCE IN HEALTH AND EDUCATION IN WELD COUNTY.

STAFF

JEFF CARLSON Chief Executive Officer

JENNIFER JENKINS

Executive Administrative Assistant

RHONDA MOREHEAD Director of Communications

RITA WATSON

Administrative Assistant

MIKE BOND Chief Operating Officer

RANDIE LIESER Business Analyst

ROY OTTO Director of Community Impact

DIANA WOOD Development Program Director

AMY GOMEZ Grants Manager

ALLISON MILLER Development Program Director

RAMON SERRANO Chief Financial Officer

JEFF

TIM BRYNTESON

JOHN DOLLARHIDE

TRAVIS GILLMORE

MARK LAWLEY BOARD SECRETARY

BOB MURPHY BOARD TREASURER

MICHAEL SIMONE

ROSE STOLLER

VICKI WILSON

JASON YEATER

GRANTS

$724,146 AWARDED

BANNER HEALTH NORTH COLORADO MEDICAL CENTER (NCMC) $397,405

Since Weld Legacy Foundation’s inception in 1975, it has been supporting programs and department needs at NCMC. In 2023, the Foundation awarded $397,405 for a variety of programs, including:

Chaplaincy salary and program costs: $131,798

Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center equipment, infusion recliners and education: $119,807

Staff education, equipment and software costs for medical departments: $96,402

Pediatric parent beds and department needs: $26,354

Hospice program costs and remembrance ceremonies: $11,691

Hospitality house remodel: $11,353

MONFORT CHILDREN’S CLINIC

The Monfort Children’s Clinic operated by Sunrise Community Health is located at 100 N. 11th Avenue in Greeley. The 15,000 square foot facility is owned by Weld Legacy Foundation. Monfort Children’s Clinic provides affordable comprehensive physical and mental health services for children in this community. The estimated value of the in-kind rent is $148,500 annually.

$148,500/IN-KIND GRANT

Weld Legacy Foundation has many patient support funds to aid individuals and their families with costs incurred during treatment from a serious medical illness. In 2023, the Foundation distributed $189,750 directly to or for patient support. These awards support people with a wide variety of costs including:

Living expenses for patients undergoing treatment: $19,607

Travel costs to/from treatment and medical transports: $23,300

Mammograms and other testing/diagnostics: $30,376

Burn garments and clothing from the Hospitality Closet: $14,020

Cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation: $61,882

Pediatric costs for car seats, personal items and stays at the Hospitality House: $17,288

Medical costs for medical alert systems, scales and prescriptions: $23,277

CURTIS STRONG EYE CENTER FOR THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED $95,000

The Curtis Strong Eye Center is operated by Ensight Skills Center. They provide a full range of low vision services, assistive devices, support and education. Curtis Strong was a prominent businessman in Weld County who suffered macular degeneration, an affliction of the eyes, in the later years of his life. He gave a $2.3 million bequest to Weld Legacy Foundation to support others who are visually impaired. In 2023, $95,000 was distributed to Ensight Skills Center in Greeley to support their operations.

HEART SAFE CITY $41,991

The Heart Safe City initiative aims to educate citizens on identifying the signs of cardiac arrest, how to administer CPR and use an automated external defibrillator (AED). In 2023, Weld Legacy Foundation paid for three additional AEDs to be placed in public areas as well as operating costs for the program.

SCHOLARSHIPS

Weld Legacy Foundation has 14 established scholarship funds to support students and professionals in the medical community to earn degrees and certifications or continued education in the healthcare field. In 2023, the Foundation awarded 22 students and medical professionals with scholarships totaling $83,103.

WELD LEGACY FOUNDATION HAS AWARDED 345 SCHOLARSHIPS AND INVESTED OVER $1,832,145 IN STUDENTS AND PROFESSIONALS IN THE HEALTHCARE FIELD IN THIS COMMUNITY.

Mildred S. Hansen Nursing Program Scholarship - (two-year scholarship covers the cost of in-state tuition, fees, books and a living stipend). It is awarded to a student pursuing either a Bachelor of Science or Master of Science in Nursing, Nurse Practitioner, or other related advanced nursing degree at the University of Northern Colorado.

Recipients (L to R): Logan Duncan, Jacob Holmquist

Nurse Education Tuition Assistance

Scholarship - ($1,500 per semester for up to five semesters). It is awarded to a student pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Nursing in Colorado.

Recipients (L to R): Stefani Contorno, Evan Messmer, Amanda Mirabal, Kyra Pfost

Belle Marquand Loustalet Memorial Nursing Scholarship - ($2,500 scholarship) It is awarded to a student pursuing an Associate Degree in Nursing, Bachelor of Science or Master of Science in Nursing, Nurse Practitioner, or other related advanced nursing degrees.

Recipients (L to R): Breanna Olson, Haley O’Nan, Juliana Shanley, Rhonda Turner

Gerald Rennels Nursing Tuition Assistance Scholarship - ($2,500 scholarship). It is awarded to a student pursuing a Bachelor of Science or Master of Science in Nursing, Nurse Practitioner, or other related advanced nursing degree. (Recipient must be an employee of Banner Health NCMC.)

Recipient: Virginia Huddleston

George A. Coleman and Beverly A. Peratino Nursing Scholarship($1,000 scholarship). It is awarded to a student in the Nursing Program at Aims Community College with dual enrollment at University of Northern Colorado (UNC) or pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Nursing at UNC.

Recipient: Lizeth Rodriguez

Allied Health Professional and Emergency Medical Services Scholarship - ($1,000 per semester up to two semesters.) It is awarded to a student pursuing an Allied Health Professional or Emergency Medical Services degree or certificate through courses at Aims Community College.

Recipient: Tori Mellon

Henneck Family Scholarship - (up to $900). It is awarded to Banner Health NCMC ancillary staff for continuing education within their professional field.

Recipients: Elizabeth Dessner, Katelyn Mullins, Kenzie Hull, Chantae Medina, Ace Spitzer, Rachael Mirich, Kristen Holman

David E. Bates, MD Memorial Award - ($1,000 scholarship). It is awarded to an individual completing their residency at North Colorado Family Medicine.

Recipient: Karlie Urbach, MD

Dr. Sam Widney Memorial Award - ($500 scholarship). It is awarded to an individual completing their residency at North Colorado Family Medicine.

Recipient: Jessica Smith, MD

FUNDRAISING EVENTS AND BENEFICIARIES

34TH ANNUAL WELD LEGACY FOUNDATION GALA

The 34th Annual Weld Legacy Foundation Gala, Wicked Affair, presented by Chevron was held on October 28, 2023, benefiting Bright Futures. The event was sold out with over 400 guests in attendance. The recommended attire was black-tie Halloween which resulted in many entertaining and chilling costumes.

Saturday October 28, 2023 6:00 pm to

The evening’s festivities included a flash mob of zombies set to Michael Jackson’s Thriller, a fortune teller, just-for-fun gaming tables, and dancing to the Jerry Barnett Orchestra. There was even one lucky guest who won a Tahitian pearl necklace donated by Weiss Jewelers.

Each year the Weld Legacy Foundation honors an outstanding individual, organization, or family for distinguished service and leadership in healthcare or education in our community. The 2023 Legacy Award recipient was Scott Ehrlich for founding the College Promise program for Aims Community College students. The success of that program ultimately led to expanding college assistance across all of Weld County. The new program commenced in 2015 and was named Bright Futures.

The evening was emceed by Vic Lombardi, one of the country’s most-respected sports personalities. Fundraising activities included a paddle raise, which Pivot Energy initiated with a matching gift of $85,000. The Gala had over 100 sponsors ranging from $250 up to $30,000. THE NET PROCEEDS FROM THE GALA EXCEEDED $300,000 TO BENEFIT BRIGHT FUTURES.

Jeff Carlson, WLF Chief Executive Officer

Tom Grant, WLF Board Chair and Scott Ehrlich, 2023 Legacy Recipient

Vic Lombardi, Emcee of the Gala

Eat, Drink, and Be Scary

Bright Futures is a Weld County workforce initiative designed to strengthen the vitality of the Weld County community. It offers awards to qualifying Weld County students who graduate from a Weld County high school, GED recipients and honorably discharged veterans to attend college, a trade school or career training. The award is up to $14,000 over eight semesters to attend school in Weld County or up to $8,000 over eight semesters to attend in Colorado outside Weld County or its seven surrounding states.

In 2023, Bright Futures supported more than 1,350 students with more than $2.4 million invested in Weld County’s future. Students may use the award for tuition and fees, books, transportation or a personal computer.

Donors to Bright Futures who are Weld County property owners are eligible to receive a credit up to 50% of their donation toward the Weld County portion of their property taxes.

MORE THAN 5,875 STUDENTS SERVED MORE THAN $21.5 MILLION

INVESTED IN WELD COUNTY’S FUTURE

Learn more about the tax credit and donate using the QR code or visiting BrightFuturesCO.com. Thank you for investing in Weld County and helping Weld County students achieve their goals for education!

41ST ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT

Weld Legacy Foundation hosted its 41st Annual Golf Tournament in 2023 to benefit Heart Safe City. Although the event experienced its first-ever rain delay in the tournament’s 40-year history, moving it from June to August, there was a great turnout with 55 foursomes participating.

RAISED OVER $37,000 IN NET PROCEEDS FOR HEART SAFE CITY.

The tournament had 57 sponsors ranging from $1,000 - $3,250. There were also 25 other contributors to the event.

In addition to playing a round in a morning or afternoon flight, the golfers further supported the fundraiser by bidding on several silent auction items. The top bid was for a 3-night stay for two at the Omni LaCosta Resort and Spa in Carlsbad, California.

Top Honors from the tournament were (L to R) Tim Halsey, Tim Warde, Dennis Gierhart, John Carr of Team Northward, LLC.

Prizes were also awarded for the Closest to the Pin as well as Longest Drive for men and women. There was a Chip for the Chair contest as well where one skilled golfer won a new desk chair.

The golf tournament raised over $37,000 in net proceeds to support Heart Safe City. Heart Safe City is a community-wide effort to educate citizens on the symptoms of cardiac arrest, how to administer cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and use an automated external defibrillator (AED).

Weld Legacy Foundation has been part of the Heart Safe City initiative since its inception in 2012 and has supported this program with over $410,000 during its lifetime.

26TH ANNUAL TURKEY TROT

In 2023, Weld Legacy Foundation co-hosted the 26th Annual NCMC Turkey Trot to raise funds for supporting patients undergoing treatment in cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation. With over 2,700 runners and walkers, this is one of the largest Thanksgiving 2K/5K races in northern Colorado. The event raised over $43,500 in net proceeds.

Patients involved in cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation receive individualized exercise, diet and treatment plans to meet each person’s needs.

PATIENT SUPPORT FUNDRAISING

Four other fundraising events in 2023 benefited Patient Support Funds at Weld Legacy Foundation. We wish to extend our sincere thanks to these dedicated organizations who have made a real difference with their efforts.

Civitas Clay Shoot - This sporting clay shoot raised $51,000 to support the MD Anderson Cancer Center and CardioVascular Institute at North Colorado Medical Center. These funds aid patients with financial assistance during treatment.

Human Bean’s Coffee for a Cure - This collective giveback day during Breast Cancer Awareness month donates 100% of all sales from the day to support patients with mammograms, breast cancer education and patient support. In 2023, Human Bean donated $33,800 to Weld Legacy Foundation’s Breast Cancer Patient Support Fund.

Knights of Swallows 33rd Annual Golf Tournament - This event is hosted by a group of oil and gas professionals. They raised $31,500 to support burn-related care expenses for patients and their families.

Greeley Stampede Foundation and Ranack Cares Foundation, Tough Enough to Wear Pink Donation - This campaign raised $25,000 for the Weld Legacy Foundation Breast Cancer Patient Support Fund. These monies will be used to support individuals with costs associated with treatment.

CAPACITY BUILDING

Beginning in 2023, Weld Legacy Foundation began looking at how it could multiply the impact of the nonprofit community within health or education across Weld County with capacity building services.

Weld Legacy Foundation engaged in a comprehensive needs assessment in 2023 to determine the most urgent capacity building needs of the nonprofit community in Weld County.

The assessment included 158 surveys followed by 22 one-on-one interviews, and two focus groups with 35 participants to augment and complement the information received through the surveys. Weld Legacy Foundation then hosted a series of workshops focused on three major topic areas: (1) organizational capacity needs, (2) infrastructure and transportation and (3) skills development.

This thorough assessment revealed specific areas of need for area nonprofits. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 The size of the bubbles indicates the frequency of the response, and the color indicates the intensity.

1. Fundraising

2. Staff: more staff, hiring, training, managing, and retaining

3. Strategic Planning

4. Facilities

5. Organizational structure and governance

6. IT support

7. Meeting the needs of rapid growth

8. Board: recruitment, growth and structure

9. Public awareness

10. Scalability - learning how to grow proportionately

SERVICES

The nonprofit organizations qualifying for the capacity building services are referred by The Weld Trust, the supporting organization to the Weld Legacy Foundation. Based on identifying some of these top priorities, in 2024 Weld Legacy Foundation will work with several of these nonprofits in specific areas that could include:

• Grant writing and fundraising activities

• Potential shared services - WLF staff will determine the feasibility of creating a shared services delivery model to meet the needs of area nonprofits

• Connection events - to better connect with other nonprofits and funders serving Weld County

• Shared space - pursue a location where partners can provide services to their clients

Team Tipton, Capacity Building Insights and Opportunities, 12/1/2023

THANKS TO OUR DONORS IN 2023

GIFTS OF $25,000 OR MORE

Chevron

City of Greeley

EnviroTech Services

HS Land and Cattle, LLC

Knights of Swallows

Loustalet Family Fund at the Weld Community Foundation

Pivot Energy, Inc.

The Human Bean

The Weld Trust

GIFTS OF $10,000 TO $24,999

5th & 5th, LLC

Blackeagle Energy Services

Calvary Farms, LLC

Carrico Family Foundation

Scott Ehrlich

Bob and Ann Ghent, Ghent Chevrolet Cadillac

Greeley Independence Stampede

Harper Feedlot

Montera Family Foundation

Ranack Cares Foundation, Inc.

Richmark Companies

GIFTS OF $5,000 TO $9,999

5258 Ranch, LLC

Aims Community College

Shelley Ball-Paddock, Sears Real Estate

Bob and Tricia Bechtholdt, Douglass Colony Group

CB Signature Homes

Church Barn, LLC

Civitas

Clifty Group

First FarmBank

FNBO

Greeley-Evans School District 6

Dale and Susie Hall

High Plains Library District

Innovest Portfolio Solutions

Jerome Charitable Lead Trust

Kull Family Trust

Lone Tree Services, LLC

Martin Family Endowment at the Weld Community Foundation

McDonald Toyota Greeley

Method Flow Products, LLC

Mollandor Owens Wealth Management Group

Kaye C. Monfort

Michael and Natalie Morgan

O-I Bottling Facility

Phillips 66

Rain for Rent

Robert Tointon, Phelps-Tointon, Inc.

University of Northern Colorado

Robert Warner

Weld County RE 5J School District

Wenaas Family Foundation

Jeremy Wilcoxen

GIFTS OF $1,000 TO $4,999

1016 Properties, LLC

1888 Industrial Services

51 Fifty Solutions, Inc.

Abbott Laboratories

Adams Bank & Trust

Adolfson & Peterson Construction

Allo Fiber

Rita Amsberry

Sarah E. Armbrust Revocable Trust

Kenneth and Jennifer Ashby

AtriCure, Inc.

Bruce Bachus

Baessler Homes

Stephen and Susan Baldwin

Bank of Colorado

Banner Health North Colorado Medical Center

Beattie Family Revocable Trust

John and Betty Becker

Charles and Susan Beehler

Curtis and Connie Bergan

Kevin and Cindy Berger

Charles and Debi Bird

Andrew and Jill Bland

Boehringer Ingelheim USA Corp

Steven Bosley

Boulder Associates, PC

Guy and Pamela Kay Brenckle

Carol Brickley

Bryan and Yavette Brooks

Burris Company, Inc.

Butcher Family Trust

Richard and Patricia Cantwell

Cardionet, LLC

Jeffrey S. Carlson

Cementer’s Well Service, Inc.

Champion X

Robert and Leslie Childers

Glenn and Elizabeth Cobarr

Colorado Wire Cloth, Inc.

Connecting Point

Covenant Testing Technologies, LLC

W. Herrick Cox

Credit Union of Colorado

CSI CardioVascular Systems, Inc.

DBE Manufacturing and Supply, LLC

Gerald and Anne De Graff

Michael Dexter

Thomas and Beverly Dirvonas

John and Marie Dollarhide

Roger and Carol Dutton

Edward Lifesciences, LLC

Eide Bailly

Element Services, LLC

Empire Electric, Inc.

Ensign Energy Services

Harold and Carol Evans

Lynn and Leslie Fagerberg

Fairacres Manor, Inc.

Erica Ferris

Derek and Lia Fields

First Advantage Bank

First Interstate Bank

FirstBank

Flood & Peterson

Flowco Production Solutions, LLC

FR Compliance Group, LLC

Fransen Pittman Construction

Pivot Energy donation

Knights of Swallows 33rd Annual Golf Tournament donation

Human Bean, Coffee for a Cure donation

Greeley Independence Stampede and Ranack Cares Foundation, Tough Enough to Wear Pink donation

First FarmBank donation

GIFTS OF $1,000 TO $4,999 (CONTINUED)

Front Range Community College

Gallant Toot Family Trust

W. Herrick and Diane Garnsey

Jim Gerk

Arnold Gertonson and Nita Johl

Travis and Jennifer Gillmore

Gore

Grace Pointe Assisted Living

Tom and Margaret Grant

Greeley Lifestyle Magazine

Dr. Richard E. Halbert and Mrs. Janice

Ranson, Esq.

Julia Hall

Halliburton Energy Services

Mike and Mary Ann Harper, Harper Feeders, Inc.

Kenneth A. Heitt

Paul and Mary Henneck

William G. Henry and Theresa Hertneky

Hensel Phelps

Bruce and Geneve Hoffman

David and Linda Holbrook

Roger A. Humphrey

Imperative Chemical Partners

Kaan and Kimberly Inceoglu

IQVIA, Inc.

James and Julia Isenhour

JBS USA Corporate

Frank Jennings

Brian and Lorie Jerke

Kaan Inceoglu, State Farm Agent

Ken Garff Ford Greeley

Thomas and Kathryn Kenigsberg

Carl and Kathleen Kerksiek

James and Virginia Klingman

Larson Insurance Agency, Inc.

LDB Venture, LLC

LK Farm, LLC

James E. and Charlotte A. Lord II

Drs. Maurice and Marianne Lyons

Kaycee and Megan Lytle

Jayne E. Magnuson

Dewey and Dorothy Marcy

McKee Wellness Foundation

Medtronic

Joseph L. Meier

Gary Merkley and Sharon Herdman-Merkley

Maurice Meysenburg and Nannie Gray

James and Celia Mills

Richard A. Montera

Orlando and Maria Montoya

Mountain States Casing Company

Mountain Valley Bank

Keith and Ann Mutz Family Revocable Trust

NAI Affinity

Naill Services, Inc.

NCMC Volunteers

New American Funding

Northern Colorado Rehabilitation Hospital, Northern Colorado Long Term Acute Hospital

Catherine O’Grady Goza

Olson & Olson Insurance

Michael E. Oskarson

OtterCares Foundation

James and Donna Park

PDC Energy, Inc.

PFC USA

Jeff and Deirdre Pilch

PNC Financial

Points West Community Bank

Poudre Valley Capital

David L. Pringle

Francisco and Tristi Ramos

Keith and Brenda Rangel

Craig and Tara Rasmuson

Mark and Kristie Rast

Reck Flyers, LLC

Christopher and Crystal Reed

James Rhoads and Linda Kelly

Rachel Richard

Karen M. Richardson

Dean and Allyson Rodahl

Rost Revocable Trust

SADG Living Trust

Leon and Linda Scheel

Larry and Linda Schmidt

John and Karla Schneider

R. Lee and Rebecca Seward

Jean Sheehan

Shockwave Medical

Michael and Lori Shoop

Robert and Mariettta Shreve

Siemens

Six Dozen, LLC

Michael and Virginia Slaughter

Slaughter Roofing

Dr. David B. and Lori Smith

Carl Ray and Mary Sorensen

Steamway, LLC

James and Alice Stevenson

Rose Stoller, CWS Management

Summit Pathology

Sunrise Community Health, Inc.

Syrcuit Energy Solutions

Taproot Energy Partners

TCB Energy Services

TCBY

Teleflex

The Attainment Network

The Bucklen Foundation

The San Diego Foundation

Gerald and Bonny Thomas

Titan Field Services

UCHealth

United Way of Weld County, Inc

University of Northern Colorado

SueAnn Unrein

Donald R. Vancil and Ellen E. Stewart

Tim and Sally Warde, Northward, LLC

Roy T. Wardell

Andria Welch

Weld Community Credit Union

Diana West

Gerald and Margaret Windsor

Janice Windsor

Woody 940, LLC

Work Out West

Yoder Family of Companies

Robert and Eva Young

GIFTS OF $250 - $999

4JS LTD

950 52nd Condo O-1, LLC

Abiomed

Jason and Christy Aldridge

Anna Altman

Gale and Anita Amaya

Anderson & Whitney

Robert and Andrea Arizmendi

Baker Team Corporation

Ballantine Farms, LLC

Bar4 Properties, LLC

David and Marilyn Barber

Michael Barile and Shaunda Gaffney-Barile

Mary L. Batman

George and Tannis Bator

Vicki Baumgartner

Jeff and Dayna Bedingfield

Jonathan Bellman and Deborah A. Kauffman

Robert Bergmann and Anne Schenkman

Darlene Belt Blazek

Bentley Welding, Inc.

Berry Lubrication Service, Inc.

Robert and Kathy Bisig

Paul and Cheryl Biwer

Black Label Services

Tony and Nicole Blake, Strategic Impact Group

Lisa Blank

Duane Bonam

Bill Bracken

Barlow and Sylvia Bradbury

Peter and Danielle Bratton

Julie Brende

Ronald and Alysan Broda

Charles Brown

Roger and Betty Brown

Bryan Allshouse Agency, American Family Insurance

Timothy and Jennifer Brynteson

Ms. Perry L. Buck, Weld County Commissioner

James and Julie Campain

Charlotte Carlson

Jill Chamberlain

Laura Christensen

Kathleen Clemons

Dawn R. Cohea

Alfred and Jan Cornebise

John Cornwell

Bonnie Elizabeth Cox Trust

Julie A. Cozad

Crazy Horse Power Limited

Dr. William G. and BJ Culver

DAS Properties, LLC

Bonnie Dean

Gerald Deford

Despain Family Trust

Cornelia R. Dietz

Joseph and Kirstin Dobson

Neil and Carol Donahue II

Dragon Products

Beryl Durazo

Robert and Phyllis Eaton

Eclipse Engineering, Inc.

Christopher and Michelle Edwards

Edwards Family Trust

Patricia Jo Eickhoff

Elevate Energy Services

Patricia Ellison Revocable Trust

Doug and Olivia Elliott

Epic Lift Systems

Farmers Bank

Thomas and Janie Farris

R. Michael and Bianca Fisher Jr.

Fluid Energy Services

FMS Bank

Steven and Megan Fraley

Janet Frazier

Elwyn and Marilynn Freier

Dr. Juliet H. Fried

Bonnie L. Funk Revocable Trust

G2 Construction, LLC

Paul and Billie Gaiser

Gary Gatchell and Gaye Silver

GE Healthcare

Esther Gesick

GIFTS OF $250 - $999 (CONTINUED)

Global Hawk, LLC

Jacob and Amy Gomez

Grant & Associates Law Firm, P.C.

Greeley Area Chamber of Commerce

John R. Grossmann and Kathleen E. O’Neil

John and Delia Haefeli

Elton and Kathleen Hagihara

Bernard and Linda Haley

Robbie Hankins and Christine Guttner-Hankins

Brad A. Hanna

James L. Happel

Billy A. and Sharin Harring

Mathew and Heather Harrison

John and Beth Hartshorn

Gary Hatch and Patricia Califana

Richard and Carol Haworth

HeartFlow

Jaime Henning

Michael and Dixie Hergenreter

Ruben Hernandez and Veronica CavazosHernandez

Timothy E. and Virginia Hersch

Richard and Linda Hillman

Dr. Cecilia M. Hirsch and Joseph Hirsch

Paul and Sandy Hoffman

Robert and Glenda Holder

Matthew and Veronika Hortt

Mark and Enita Hout, UNI Design

Brandon and Erika Houtchens

Dr. Alexia Inhulsen and Brad Inhulsen

iRhythm Technologies

Paul and Elizabeth Jackson

Terry and Renee Jaccaud

Janssen Pharmaceuticals

JDH, LLC

Richard and Barbara Jenkins

Drs. Brian Johnson and Laurie Berdahl

Scott Johnson and Lisa Taylor

Tessa L. Johnson

Jason and Carrie Jones

Susan N. Kagey

Buck Kamphausen

Terry and Cynthia Keesis

Ryan L. Killingsworth

Dennis and Roberta Kindred

Benjamin and Joanne Knaub

Kathleen Kovanda

Dan and Tami Kramer

Joseph and Reta Kubler

Weston and Kristin Kurz

Howard A. Lang II

Mark and Sherry Lawley

Lawrence H. Finn & Associates, Inc.

Ila Leavy

Lehman Family Trust

Isaac and Amy Lemon

Kristine Lewis

Liberty Oilfield Services

Patrick and Nicole Lujan

Lytle Farms, LLC

Winna MacLaren

Richard and Jennifer Martin

Martin Brothers, LLC

Masterson Family Trust

Susan McIntosh

Mark McKay and Catharine Bambach-McKay

Cecil and Joanne McPherron

Mary Medearis Revocable Trust

Mario and Kristie Melendez

Melissa McDonald, State Farm Agent

Merck

Peter and Bernice Mihaltan

Michael Miller and Johnna Long

Nik and Allison Miller

Thomas B. Miller

Tony Miller

Warren and Joann Mitchell

Derrell and Beverly Mitchell

MMR Constructors

Dr. Christopher P. Moore and Ann M. Little

Isidro and Susan Moore

Brandon and Darcy Mora

Rhonda Morehead

Konner and Jordan Morgan

Dennis Morimoto

Morning Fresh Farms, Inc.

Jean L. Morrell, Ph.D.

Celena L. Morris

Robert E. Murphy

Scott Nielsen

Lindsey Oates, UNC Volleyball Camps, LLC

James and Joann Ochsner Trust

Mark and Betty Ottesen

Roy and Sally Otto

Jeremy and Jessica Ozlah

P & A Turkey Farm, Inc.

Angie Peach

Paul and Mary Peck

Frankie and Karen Perdue

Michael and Patricia Petraglia

Sean Pieper

Pioneer Post Club of Greeley/VFW #2121

PNC Bank

Robert and Taunya Post

Poudre Valley Rural Electric Association, Inc.

Kevin and Ruth Quam

Leslie and Sandra Race

Jim Radcliffe

Harold Raehal

Ben and Pamela Rainbolt

Diane Rathe

Jim Reagan and Annie Lone

Ronald Rhoadarmer

Rival Services, LLC

Jack and Shirley Robb

Randall and Julie Robb

Lloyd and Allison Rochester

Angela Rockwell

Sabino and Phyllis Rodriguez

Donald Roth

Ryan and Jenn Roth

Margaret Rusch

Stephen and Cara Sara

Stephen and Deborah Sauer

Michael and Gina Scheid

Celia Scholl

Dan and Vicky Schommer

Michael Searle

Sears Real Estate

Seashell Real Estate, LLC

Jeff and Nini Seaton

Select Water Solutions

Shalestone, Inc.

Brian and Caren Shaltakoff

Julie Sharp

Antoinette Shaw

Jeri Shepherd

Amie Simmons

Michael and Jannine Simone

Velma Simpson

Ronald and Jaime Sisneros

Everett W. Smith and Sandra J. Hansen

James and Laura Smith

Larry J. and Margery C. Smith Trust

Lyle and Felicia SmithGraybeal

Leonard and Karen Smits

Roger and Janice Sorensen

David Stegall and Katherine Spines

St. Vrain Valley School District

John Stapleton

Robert and Connie Stewart

Marlene D. Stieber

Thomas & Tyler, LLC

Geraldine Tjardes

Dennis and Terri Trego

Dr. Joseph A. and Meredith Tyburczy

Upstate Colorado Economic Development

Thomas and Barbara Van Akkeren

Barbara Varra

Richard and Janette Verhey

Jennifer Vorpahl

Tom and Susan Walker

Robert and Lynn Waltman

Donald Weinmeister

Jerold and Arlene Weizenegger

Sean and Lori Wennerstrom

Western Midstream

WHC Energy Services

White Tail Automation

Whitnam Family Foundation

Kenneth and Linda Widel

Carole Williams

Drs. D. Craig and Vicki Wilson

Peter Winslow and Christine Mara

Windsor Ace Hardware

Mike and Diana Wood

William and Adriann Wycoff

Hans and Amalies Wyppler

Thomas and Thea Yates

Jason and Lindsey Yeater

Zito Trucking

IN MEMORY

Claudia Alkantar

William Balsley

Vera Cohea

Mary Corbin

Delbert “Del” Franz

Marilyn Gerk

Brian Harp

Cameron Harp

Shirley Marston

Ernest and Jean Martin

Flora Martinez

Cheryl Kay Nelson

Kacie Ann Peters

Hans A. Pieren

Harry Roth

Detlef Scholl

Brad Simmons

Leo “Shorty” Stieb

Ruth M. Williams

IN HONOR

Matt Goodrich

James E. Lord II

The Weld Trust Board of Directors