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Help United Way Invest Annual Campaign Donations
In The Best Local Nonprofit Organizations • • • •
Each Spring, United Way recruits volunteers in Archuleta, Dolores,
La Plata, Montezuma and San Juan Counties to invest money in the
best local nonprofit organizations. This process, called the Community
Investment process, allows participants to learn about our community's needs, to learn about
the nonprofits that are addressing those needs and then to recommend
to United Way which groups are the most worthy of funding. To learn more,
send an e-mail to Tim Walsworth (timw@unitedway-swco.org)
indicating your interest and state what county you live in.
Help United Way in the Durango Office • • • •
United Way’s home office in Durango seeks dependable and
detail oriented volunteers to assist with administrative office
duties, especially in the Fall during our annual fundraising drive.
Duties could include coordination and preparation of bulk mailing,
assisting with processing of donations, answering phones, opening
mail, creating new process to distribute campaign support information
to local businesses, and other duties as appropriate. To learn
more, send an e-mail to Tim Walsworth (timw@unitedway-swco.org)
indicating your interest.
Sign Up For Quarterly E-Mails with Local Volunteer Opportunities • • • •
Click here to sign up for quarterly e-mail messages from United Way with volunteer opportunities in your community. volunteer@unitedway-swco.org Please include your name and the county where you live in the body of the message. |
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Code of Ethics • • • •
United Way’s staff and volunteers hold themselves to the highest standards of ethical behavior. This helps to ensure that your United Way is operating effectively and ethically at all times.
Click here to download a copy of our Code Of Ethics statement.
Board of Directors
Archuleta County Volunteers
Montezuma & Dolores County Volunteers
La Plata & San Juan County Volunteers |
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Chessa Gill, Certus Claims – President
Sara Olsen, Brandology – Past President
Christi Zeller, La Plata County Energy Council –Incoming President
Randy Hagen, First National Bank of Durango – Treasurer
Roseann Kutzleb, Alternative Horizons – Secretary
Dick Babillis, Community Volunteer
Sara Carver, Mercy Regional Medical Center
David Downs, Downs & Copeland PC
Randy Egner, United Pipeline Systems
Lon Erwin, Community Foundation Serving Southwest Colorado
John Francis, Wells Fargo Bank
Ward Holmes, Four Corners Broadcasting
Delilah Mott, Montezuma County Health Department
Kimberly Rigoli, Montezuma County Health Department
Chris Serwe, The Wells Group |
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Cindi Galabota
Cherlyn Gwin
Terri House
Livia Lynch
David Musser
Lisa Scott
Tom and Ming Steen
Carolyn Warszawski
Codie Wilson
Dick Babillis |
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M.B. McAfee
Mary Theising – Empire Electric
Ed Merritt – Dolores State Bank
Kim Hammond – Skanska USA
Cookie Johnson – Retired SWCO Mental Health
Kim Threlkeld – Vectra Bank
Deb Avery – Cortez Cultural Center
Marcy Cummins – Cortez Area Chamber of Commerce
Wendy Weygandt – Southwest Memorial Hospital Foundation
Suzy Meyer – Cortez Journal
Deb Keel –Retired schoolteacher
Tina Fetzer – First National Bank
Jennifer Heath – Salvation Army
Terri Wheeler – Montezuma Dolores Housing Authority
Doug Satterly – Citizens State Bank
Gary Wallace – Southwest Memorial Hospital
Lan DeGeneres – LanMark Productions
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Community Investment Committee
Paula Archuleta, United Blood Services
Donna Bailey, Violence Prevention Coalition
Maria Baker, Southern Ute Indian Tribe Growth Fund
Angie Beach, Bank of the San Juans
Jeannie Bennett, LPEA
Lori Bryant, Community Volunteer
Bill Cartwright, Wells Fargo Bank
Nancy Cumming, United Blood Services
Brandie Flann, Pine River Valley Bank
Kathrene Frautschy, St. Columba School
Janalee Hogan, La Plata County
Matt Kelly, First National Bank of Durango
Laura Lewis Marchino, Region 9 Economic Development District
Eric Maxson, Carver Brewing Company
Lezlie Mayer, La Plata County Bill Schultz, Coldwell Banker Heritage House Realtors
Kathy Sinton, Dalton Ranch
Jill Wark, Bank of Colorado
Nancy Whitson, Durango Herald |
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