Our work in action
Through grants to non-profit organizations, The Weld Trust® aims to positively impact the education and wellness of Weld County; and with the help of generous supporters like you, we’re continuing to make a difference.
“We are delighted to award grant dollars to Weld County nonprofits who we feel will have a positive and lasting impact in Weld County,” said Tom Grant, board chairman. “We are excited about the impact these organizations can have immediately and in the future for citizens of Weld County.”
$3,086,370
Awarded in community grants & Covid-19 recovery
21+ nonprofits
awarded grants in June of 2020
Weld County
Committed to enhancing health and education for citizens of Weld County
Recent news
Funding Holistic Health at the Immigrant and Refugee Center of Northern Colorado
2 months agoEvery year, the Immigrant and Refugee Center of Northern Colorado (IRCNOCO) provides education, community navigation and advocacy services for several thousand of their members. In response to a growing crucial need, IRCNOCO expanded their assistance to include “Immigrant Holistic Health & Integration”. As part of The Weld Trust’s mission to promote excellence in health and […]
Press Release – Leadership Team
2 months agoThe Weld Trust is proud to announce an expansion of their leadership team with two new positions. Rhonda Morehead is serving as their Director of Communications. As part of the Greeley community since 1998, she joined the Weld Trust with nearly twenty years of relationship management and leadership experience with a local financial institution. Rhonda […]
Fort Lupton School District
5 months ago“Imagine arriving in a new country and not knowing the language, customs, and the school system. Imagine wanting to communicate with your child’s teacher but you can’t because of language and/or technology barriers. How would you feel? Frustrated? Anxious? Sad? Angry? I have had the privilege of working for Weld Re-8 School District for 4 […]
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