Centennial Ahec

These founding mothers sought ways to pull their children out of isolation and into inclusion. They built more engagement opportunities for their children through education, creating work opportunities, and developing support by bringing together parents and friends throughout the state for assurance and guidance in the development of disabled children. It is the same work ACCO continues today.

United Way of Weld County is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the Weld County community by addressing its most pressing challenges. Through their major areas of focus, such as promoting early childhood literacy, supporting youth development, ensuring stable housing, enhancing the well-being of older adults, and increasing accessibility to human services, United Way strives to create opportunities for their neighbors in need. With the support of their cornerstone partners and major funders, United Way of Weld County is able to fund programs and services that directly benefit vulnerable residents. Their impact is far-reaching, as they assist 1 in 7 Weld County residents annually, provide diapers and supplies to 500 families monthly, offer scholarships to 1,000 youth for recreational programs, and help 360 individuals transition from homelessness to stable housing. United Way of Weld County plays a vital role in bringing organizations together to achieve greater results and improve the overall well-being of the community.Generated from the website