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There are stories that carry across generations—of the courage of those who first arrived, the vision of those who built, and the quiet faithfulness of

There are stories that carry across generations—of the courage of those who first arrived, the vision of those who built, and the quiet faithfulness of

Mariann Johnston (pictured) has been a pillar of Fort Lupton her entire life— and has worked with Bank of Colorado for nearly 25 years – serving

Our first priorities are projects that directly strengthen and support our neighbors, including: With your support, we can turn these plans into reality and make

Our first ever fundraiser for the Johnstown-Milliken Community Foundation’s first charitable fund is Friday, February 27th, 2026. Huge thank you to all the sponsors of

We’re excited to announce the launch of the Johnstown-Milliken Community Foundation Fund! Thanks to a generous $10,000 matching grant from the Weld Community Foundation, every

We stand ready to receive donations and coordinate with local disaster response partners when disasters and large-scale emergencies strike. Whether it’s a flood, fire, or

We help organizations that are serving the community and meeting critical needs establish an even stronger, more permanent presence in the Carbon Valley. Many vital

We’re dreaming big! We believe the Carbon Valley deserves a Community Center, envisioned as a flexible, welcoming facility that will serve as our community’s living

The Fort Lupton Community Foundation recently awarded grants totaling $12,000 to Hope @ Miracle House, Fort Lupton Food and Clothing Bank, Weld Food Bank Mobile

Amy Threewitt, development officer at the Weld Community Foundation is available for speaking engagements regarding the Windsor-Severance Community Fund. Would you like to hear more