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DIY kindness: Paper, markers and two big hearts
Two sweet Johnstown girls, third-grader Emilia Stewart and second-grader Dillon Paswaters, decided to turn a simple craft project into real help for people with cancer.
The Human Bean and Eagles Fight Cancer
Human Bean Northern Colorado has made it a long-standing tradition to support cancer fighters in northern Colorado with programs like Coffee for a Cure. This time The Human Bean is running a fundraiser to support the Colorado Eagles Fight Cancer game on Saturday, January 10 which benefits the UCHealth Northern Colorado Foundation Oncology Patient Assistance Fund.
2025-2026 Scholarship Awardees
The UCHealth Northern Colorado Foundation Employee Scholarship Program is made possible through the extraordinary generosity of our donors. Their support reflects a shared commitment to investing in the people who care for our patients, support our teams, and strengthen the communities we serve.
Understanding the 2026 Tax Law Changes and Your Charitable Giving
Beginning January 1, 2026, several changes to the federal tax code will take effect under recently passed legislation. These changes may influence how donors plan and time their charitable giving. While UCHealth Northern Colorado Foundation cannot offer tax or legal advice, we want to ensure you have the information you need to have informed conversations with your advisors.
The Human Bean’s Coffee for a Cure
The Human Bean Northern Colorado is preparing for the annual Coffee for a Cure event–its largest fundraising initiative! On Friday, October 17 all 10 drive-thru locations will donate 100 percent of sales to serve breast cancer, and all cancers, patients at local Banner and UCHealth facilities.
2025 Health Care Week: Summer Giveaway
Join us in celebrating our health care workers with a summer fun giveaway for UCHealth employees.
Mountain Crest Bowling Fundraiser
Join the Mountain Crest Behavioral Health team for an afternoon of fun and impact at Chipper's Lanes in Fort Collins.
Taking Control: Elizabeth’s Journey Through Health Coaches for Hypertension Control (HCHC)
For many individuals, managing high blood pressure can feel overwhelming—especially when faced with limited time and resources from health care providers. That was Elizabeth’s experience last summer when she realized something wasn’t quite right with her health. Her journey is a testament to the power of education, community, and personal commitment in managing hypertension. With continued support and program expansion, even more individuals will have the opportunity to take control of their health, just like Elizabeth did.
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