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Regional Champions

Meet Our Regional Champions

When we say, “Give Where You Live”, we mean it. Colorado spans more than 104 square miles. That’s a lot of ground to cover. Regional Champions partner by connecting locally and expanding giving in Colorado. With firsthand knowledge of their hometowns, they play a vital role in making good happen by strengthening local nonprofits to increase charitable giving in all four corners, and lots of awesome places in between.

Map of Colorado that showcases all counties in the state
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Chaffee Gives is a year-round program of the Chaffee County Community Foundation elevating awareness and increasing giving throughout the county. Find the amazing nonprofits and connect with the causes you care about most.

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Douglas County Gives and the Douglas County Community Foundation exists to inspire generosity, establish and manage charitable funds, and provide resources to enrich our shared lives and legacy in our community. 

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Named for the Eagle River that runs through it, Eagle County is home to Vail, Edwards, and many other communities. Eagle County Gives is a coalition of nonprofits working to strengthen fundraising and awareness of nonprofit impact in their community. 

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Grand county is known for its scenic valleys, lakes, and mountain peaks. Grand County Gives is as treasured as the Upper Colorado River and Grand Lake that call this county home. Together, local nonprofits work to raise awareness and increase giving for the county’s nonprofit community.

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Known for the Grand Mesa, Colorado National Monument and more, Grand Valley serves one of the largest counties, Grand Junction, and neighboring towns. Grand Valley Gives raises local awareness for donors to give where you live showcase the impact nonprofits in the area have every day.

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Lake County sits at an elevation of more than 10,000 feet and is home to Colorado’s tallest mountain! Residents and visitors alike benefit from Lake County Gives, a collaboration of local nonprofits working to strengthen the work they’re doing to enhance quality of life in this rural mountain community.

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Take a drive west on Interstate 70 and you’ll travel through much of the Mountain West Gives region. Serving Garfield (think Glenwood Springs), Pitkin (Town of Aspen) and western Eagle Counties, this nonprofit partnership helps community nonprofits fundraise successfully by promoting regional collaboration.

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NoCo Gives serves the communities north of the Denver Metro area through inspired giving and engaged communities in Larimer County. Originally home to the Ute, Cheyenne and Arapaho Nations, CSU in Fort Collins and Estes Park to the east of Rocky Mountain National Park bring recognition to the area that borders the Wyoming state line.

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San Luis Valley Gives inspires giving across six counties in the area – Saguache, Mineral, Rio Grande, Alamosa, Conejos, and Costilla. The valley boasts a rich history with communities dating back to 1540 that peppered the windswept plains from the great sand dunes to the majestic Sangre De Cristo mountains.

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Southwest Colorado Gives is a collaboration of nonprofits representing Dolores, San Juan, Montezuma, La Plata, and Archuleta counties. It is home to many Colorado treasures, including hundreds of Anasazi sites and Mesa Verde, the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, and the highest county in the United States with San Juan sitting at 11,240 feet.

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Home to four world-class ski resorts and one of Colorado’s original seventeen Colorado counties, Summit County has big mountains and big ideas for giving. Summit Gives is a collaboration spearheaded by The Summit Foundation to inspire generosity, strengthen local nonprofits, and increase giving.

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Uncompahgre gets its name from the Ute community that shares its name. Uncompahgre Gives is a collaboration of the Montrose Community Foundation and nonprofits in Delta, Ouray and Montrose counties. Ouray County is often called “the Switzerland of America”, Delta County offers some of Colorado’s most fertile land, and Montrose is home to Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park.

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Located NE of Denver up to the Wyoming state line, Weld County has rich agriculture and farming communities. Interestingly, it’s the state’s largest cattle producer and accounts for nearly half of Colorado’s total cattle inventory. Weld Gives serves the region through a collaboration of nonprofits that support local organizations throughout the year.

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In the NW corner of Colorado and you’ll find beautiful Yampa Valley that spans Routt and Moffat counties. Yampa Valley Gives is a collaboration of nonprofits led by the Yampa Valley Community Foundation. With unsurpassed excitement, they work to increase giving where you live, work and play to make a difference in their community

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