Who We Are
We are a volunteer organization that supports the mission of A Woman’s Place by fundraising, assisting with community education about the needs of abused persons and their children, increasing awareness in the community about A Woman’s Place services, volunteering at A Woman’s Place and at support activities, honoring women who make a difference in Weld County.
How You Can Help
Attend Our Events
30th Annual - 2023 Celebrating Women Gala - Woman's Place of Weld County Details of the event coming soon.
Every year, Friends of A Woman’s Place hosts an annual Gala in honor of extraordinary women in Weld County.
Do you know a deserving Weld County woman? Let us know.
The 2023 Outstanding Women of Weld County Nomination Form is now available.
We are proud to announce the 2022 Woman’s Place Outstanding Women of Weld County:
Educational Empowerment
Delia Haefeli
View Delia’s Video
Health Advocate
Patricia Sorbo
View Patricia’s Video
Hear From the Women Supported by The Friends of a Woman's Place
About the Woman's Place
A Woman’s Place is the only domestic violence service agency in Weld County. In addition to safe shelter services (most often for immediate safety needs), A Woman’s Place continues to provide a continuum of professional services for victims/survivors of domestic violence, both residential and nonresidential.
Friends of a Woman's Place Board Members
- Beth Aleman
- Heather Allen
- Heather Bjorland
- Amy Boyd
- Robin Brewer
- Colleen Callahan
- Corny Dietz
- Ashley Green
- Myra Hanson
- Diane Heldt
- Renee Jaccaud
- Ronna Johnston
- Christie Malnati
- Juanita Martinez-Rocha
- Diane Miller
- Jean Morrell
- Brandi Nieto
- Carolyn Rainbolt
- Sally Warde
The organization was founded as a crisis line in 1977 by a group of local men and women who recognized the need for intervention for victims of domestic violence in Weld County.