How to Receive Assistance
We do not have an external application process because we receive referrals from local organizations that will try and help you first. If you are working with a partner agency then ask about Women2Women.
How to Make a Referral
Use your Agency Referral information to log in to our Agency Portal.
Please contact us if you need more information on becoming a referring partner.
How We Raise Money
We rely on three sources of support to fund our mission.
Follow us on Facebook and Subscribe to our newsletter to stay updated on fundraising events. We often host “Shop and Support” events with local businesses that agree to donate a portion of sales on particular days.
How Many Women Have We Helped?
As of October 31st, 2023, we have assisted 2,355 women by investing $1,339,739 in Weld County businesses on their behalf.
About Women2Women
We are mothers, sisters, daughters, businesswomen, college students, retirees, stay-at-home moms and everything in between, with one goal in mind: To help women who can’t find immediate financial help anywhere else.
In 2009, a few organizations in Greeley were serving women’s financial needs but none provided immediate assistance. That same year, Women2Women Founder, Kay Broderius shared her idea of an organization that provided financial assistance to women in need with nine other Weld County women.
These ten women all agreed that an organization that could respond quickly to women’s immediate financial needs would be unique and Women2Women (W2W) was formed and received 501(c)(3) status. The first W2W fundraising effort was for each of the ten board members to ask ten friends for $100 in 100 days. Just 31 days later, $11,000 was raised and W2W was off and running.
The first assistance payment was given to a UNC Student who was graduating and in need of financial help with her utility bills. She had to give up one of her three jobs in order to complete her final semester and W2W’s assistance provided needed support for her and her young child.
Soon after, W2W began contacting other 501(c)(3) agencies and formed partnerships with United Way 211 and Northern Catholic Charities. Today, W2W partners with nearly 90 agencies and has an expanded service area from Greeley/Evans to a larger portion of Weld County.
SHE SURVIVED DOMESTIC ABUSE AND NEEDS HELP STARTING OVER. GIVE A HAND UP TO HELP HER WHILE SUPPORTING OUR WELD COUNTY ECONOMY.
Our 2023 Board of Directors
- Liz Clark, President
- Karen Wainscott, Vice President
- Beckie Croissant, Secretary
- Danielle Prochazka, Treasurer
- Jean Daviet, Board Member
- Elese Finn, Board Member
- Jaymi Nickell, Board Member
- Sabrina Nowling, Board Member
- Kristi Rankin, Board Member
- Tara Rasmuson, Board Member
- Liz Sauter, Board Member
- Betsy Sullivan, Board Member
- Verniece Thomas, Board Member
- Laurie Walker, Board Member
- WITH: Lauris Laue, Director of Program and Engagement
Our Financial Mission
Common Funding Requests:
- Medical Costs
- Transportation needs
- Childcare
- Eye examinations & eyewear
- Utilities
- Rent and Security Deposits
When other local non-profits come across a woman with an immediate, one-time financial need that can’t be covered through any other source, they provide information to us. All requests are screened, and financial assistance is usually provided within 48 hours of the request.
All we ask in return for our assistance is that our recipients perform an act of kindness in return. No other organization helps women in need in this way, which is why other non-profits chose to partner with us – they know this kind of help is truly needed in Weld County.
Our mission is to provide one-time financial assistance to women in Weld County. We do so with open hearts, a respect for the generosity of our donors and the privacy of our recipients, and a belief that we can make our community a better place through our actions and commitment.