Advancing the common good in the Yampa Valley.

Our community is powered by YOU

Your contribution to United Way of the Yampa Valley goes towards uniting people, ideas, and resources to advance the common good in education, financial stability, and health.

Sip and Paint

Join us for an evening of friend’s, food, drinks and creativity! Sit back and relax with exquisite wine and charcuterie while talented local artists guide you in creating a memorable piece of art. We are excited to fill up the room and raise funds to purchase newborn and infant supplies for our “Community Baby Shower”, benefiting 5 local Health and Human Service Organizations. We have 80 spaces available. Get your tickets Now!

$100.00 of the ticket price is Tax-Deductible. Ages 21 and up.

Tuesday, January 28th
Bud Werner Memorial Library

Youth United Way Grant Applications Open Jan 15th!

The Human Resource Council (HRC) is a group of agency representatives and individuals with a vested interest in local community service affairs. The purpose of the HRC is to provide support funding and information to its members, collaboratively seek financial support, act as a collective voice, coordinate services to avoid duplication, and increase awareness regarding community service needs and activities.

Peak Giving: Double Your Donation

Thank You for Making Peak Giving a Success! Over 32K Donated!

We are overwhelmed with gratitude for the incredible support during Peak Giving! Thanks to YOU, our generous donors, and sponsors, this event was a tremendous success.

A special shoutout to our amazing sponsors:
Steamboat Ski and Resort Corporation
Elevated Properties
Resort Group

And an additional heartfelt thank you to Steamboat Ski and Resort Corporation for your outstanding support in making this event truly exceptional! Your partnership means the world to us.

Looking for a way to keep the giving spirit alive? Our warm and fun buffs are still available at the office for a $10 donation. Stay cozy and support a great cause!

Together, we’re building a stronger, more connected community.💙

Meet Alice

1 in 3 Coloradans struggle to afford basics like housing and childcare

Colorado families show resilience despite widespread financial challenges, new United Way study finds.

The ALICE Report moves beyond traditional poverty measures, like the Federal Poverty Level, offering county-by-county data that reveals the broader financial challenges many households experience. This data reflects Colorado’s current financial landscape and serves as a valuable tool for United Way organizations and their partners to identify gaps in support, address systemic barriers and work toward building a more resilient and equitable Colorado.

Our Impact Areas

We focus our efforts on three areas where we make the greatest impact: education, financial stability, and health.

Education Financial Stability Health Education Financial Stability Health