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
2022 Celebrating Women Gala - Woman's Place of Weld County
This year’s Gala is scheduled to be held in October 2022. This Gala event will mark our 29th program of recognizing outstanding women of Weld County.
If you know a woman who deserves to be recognized at this year’s event, please complete the Woman’s Place website nomination form with supporting materials and submit it before May 22, 2022.
We were proud to honor the 2021
Woman’s Place Outstanding Women of Weld County.
Outstanding Woman of Weld County nominees are honored for their extraordinary service, dedication and desire to make Weld County a better place for everyone.
Community Builder
Cheri Witt-Brown
Executive Director, Habitat for Humanity
Digital Marketing Entrepreneur
Lori Gama
Owner, DaGama Digital Marketing
Arts Advovate
Susan Herold
Artist, Owner of Bean Plant Studio
Leader in Government
Alicia Johnson
Evans City Council Member
Health Care Champion
Mitzi Moran
CEO, Sunrise Community Health
Community Empowerment
Betzy Valdez
Founder, Empowered Leader
Donate
Your donation to a Woman’s Place can make a difference in the lives of women and children affected by domestic violence.
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.