We look in the rearview mirror at Fiscal Year 2018-19 with gratitude and a sense of accomplishment.
Kenneth Ho decided it was the right move for his family to open a donor-advised fund at WFCO.
We don’t have to – and shouldn’t – wait for a breaking story or viral campaign to make a difference for women and girls. Consistent, sustained giving not only addresses the most critical needs of today, it’s an investment in systemic change for our future.
PEP member, Shahira Qudrat, pens a memoir about her dual identities as an Afghan-American and Muslim woman.
Kathleen and Mike Beatty understand the direct connection between the economic status of women and the health of community.
There is one truth that aligns us all: None of us make it alone.
Empowerment Council is a group of 70 women who seek career mentorship, networking opportunities, and a space to make a difference.
The Sisterhood of Philanthropists Impacting Needs (SPIN) is redefining philanthropy in communities of color.
“I burned by bra for you!” and other Mother’s Day stories from WFCO staff and trustees.
Join us on April 10, Equal Pay Day, at the Northern Colorado regional committee’s spring social at Odell Brewing.
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