
Giving Circles for collective impact.
Giving Circles
Multi-year donors and partners ensure that Eagle Valley Community Foundation can respond to the greatest and most emergent needs of our community members and that we can continue to be innovative in how we address problems throughout the Eagle River Valley.
Multi-year donors join EVCF in our value of financial sustainability by making a commitment for three or more years, provide a combination of cash and budget-relieving in-kind services and professional expertise, or give extraordinary and sustained volunteer time in programs.
As part of our community of sustaining donors, we will share invitations to special gatherings, provide important organizational updates, and extend opportunities to experience first-hand the impact of your support through program tours and volunteer experiences.
Donors will be recognized in annual reports, on the web-site, and in other publications during the time they are active multi-year donors. Donors who continue to renew their support as will be specially noted within publications. We ask that all donors complete the signed pledge form so we can accurately predict cash flow. Payment can be made via check, stock transfer, online, or through monthly donations. To learn more about becoming a Sustaining Family or Partner, contact Director of Development and Marketing, Grace Anshutz at grace@eaglevalleycf.org or 515.537.0551.

EVCF Major Donors
Alpine Bank
Andersen Formolo Family Foundation
Ron Alvarez and Ruth Walker
George and Margo Andrews
Nicole and Max Avery
Christine and John Bakalar
Nicole Barber
Beck Building Company, Inc.
Bev and Don Barnes
Tom and Sue Bene
Kimberly and David Bernstein
Cynthia G Biondi
Cassie and Zak Boca
Margo and Terence Boyle
Brad and Sarah Cohn
Susan and Jeff Campbell
Gary and Nancy Chartrand
Ulrika and Joel Citron
Kathy Clayborne and Tom Shoup
Colorado Health Foundation
The Colorado Trust
John and Elisabeth Cochran
Amy and Steve Coyer
Curran Group
Ron Davis
JP Davis
Daniels Fund
David and Tracie Deason
Leo and Nancy Denault
Eagle County Government
Jane and Reed Eberly
Alex Ebert
James J. and Robyn L. Eck
Theodore Ejnes
John Fitzgerald and Erica Edwards
Kathy and Dave Ferguson
Betsy and Jesse Fink
Tom and Megan Florence
Food Rescue Express
Beverly and Philip Freedman
Freeport Minerals Company
The Frechette Family Foundation
Sue and Dan Godec
Bruce and Lisa Goldman
Eugene William Grace
Mari Jo and Gene Grace
Cynthia and Dan Helle
Barbara Hoffman
Graham and Cathy Hollis
Joel Holland
Jennifer and Don Holzworth
Genevieve Hovde
Lynn and Don Janklow
Jared Johnson (GE Johnson)
Keri E. Johnsen-Gyde
John and Margaret Kelly
Bonnie and Jerry Kelly
Kristi Kennedy and Dan Labs
Kenneth King Foundation
Ryan and Marianne Kipp
Jim and Stacy Kleckner
Carla and TK Kortendick
Merv Lapin and Laine Coffey
Jeff and Laura Malehorn
Donna and Patrick Martin
Jennifer and Philip Maritz
Bart and Katie McCartin
Marci and Patrick McCalley
Jeanne and Harry McQueeney
Barbara Miller
Elizabeth and Steven Miller
Michele Mittelman
Alex Moghadam
H. Lynn and Linda Moore
Morgan Stanley
David J. and Martha Musto
Patricia P. Mueller
John and Elizabeth Neal
Sally Johnston and Don O’Neal
Heather Olson and Glen Crotty
Jill Plancher
Keith and Mimi Pockross
John and Lisa Powers
Mary and Ron Pressman
Kim and Phill Puckett
RA Nelson
Amy and Jay Regan
Eric and Andy Reinhard
Lindsay and Art Reimers
Dave and Colleen Reitan
Claire Rogers (Legacy Gift)
June and Paul Rossetti
Joe Rosica
Patricia Rowe
Mike and Sue Rushmore
Carol and Kevin Ryan
Thomas W. Santel and Mary Pat Cadice-Santel
Laurie G. Schoen and Dave Whitcomb
Eric and Ashleigh Schmidt
Schwartz Family in memory of Vicki Schwartz
Carol and Kevin H. Sharer
Wendy and Tim Shannon
Bill and Beth Simon
Beth and Rod Slifer
JoEllyn and David Slott
Marcy and Gerry Spector
Mark and Deb Spiers
Meg Sierant Inc.
Heather and Brian Summers
Julie and Hugh Sullivan
Kathy and Peter Tenhula
Grace Tenhula
Nancy and Jon Tellor
Laura Tumperi
Kyle and Barbara Vann
Vail Daily – Mark and Lynn Wurzer
Vail Health
Vail Resorts Epic Promise
David and Irene Waddill
Women’s Giving Circle
The Women’s Giving Circle will be made up of a group of women who believe in collective giving to strengthen our community. We welcome all women and non-binary people – as the membership grows, so does our ability to positively impact our community. Every member has the opportunity to learn about community needs, hear how Eagle Valley Community Foundation is addressing those needs, and make decisions on how to give collective funds for maximum community impact. Our voices, too often muted in traditional philanthropy, are amplified by working together, so we can invest collective dollars for change.
- The Women’s Giving Circle will convene three times annually:
- Social Gathering with Organizational Overview from Melina and key staff
- State of the Organization and Funding Opportunities Presentations: EVCF staff will present three to four funding options for the Women’s Giving Circle to consider funding that align with organizational needs.
- Women’s Giving Circle will convene to make collective determination on funding decision(s).
- The Women’s Giving Circle Program will have the opportunity to join for Site Visits and Volunteer Opportunities throughout the year:
- Community tour to see programs and understand community needs.
- Volunteer day at The Community Market.
- Community outreach project to support MIRA
- Opportunity to volunteer to support a special or new project (Red Canyon Teen Parent Program, filling snack backpacks for students, helping at the wellness resource fair, etc.)
- Because a women’s giving circle leverages the limited resources of individuals for greater impact, while at the same time encouraging inclusive philanthropy, participants are asked to commit to the following:
- Participants are asked to give what they can through a monthly, quarterly or annual gift. Gifts of as little as $20 per month qualify for participation in the Women’s Giving Circle.
- Gifts may be made in honor or memory of a loved one or sponsor another woman’s participation.
- Giving Circle gift allocations: 70% of each donation be placed in the grantmaking fund; 20% placed into a reserve fund (or endowment fund in the future to ensure the future of the organization); 10% to support administration of the Women’s Giving Circle.
Sustaining Donors
- When you make a gift of $1,000 or more annually to Eagle Valley Community Foundation, you join a special community of donors. Donor Recognition at this level includes printed name by gift level in the annual Impact Report (as well as online impact report).
Grassroots Donors
- Your gift of any level makes a direct impact on community members in need!

For more information, please contact Director of Development & Marketing, Grace Anshutz.

For more information, please contact Annual Giving Manager,
Alex Kandalaft.