United Way of Larimer County is moving in June 2019. In preparation
for the move, Service To Go and Community Service projects will not be accepted June 1- July 8, 2019. You will need to schedule an appointment time before May 31 or after July 7, 2019 to turn
in your projects and complete any paperwork.
Due to
limited storage space in our facility, you must schedule an appointment to drop off your project. Projects will not be accepted outside of your scheduled appointment time. Email volunteer@uwaylc.org to schedule an appointment.
Do you have a great idea for a volunteer project that you would like to coordinate? United Way of Larimer County is here to help you manage a project that best suits you and helps the
community.
Please note that United Way of Larimer County is now a locked facility due to our expansion partnership with Teaching Tree. To enquire about or drop off Service-to-Go projects, you must make an appointment by emailing volunteer@uwaylc.org.
We’ve put together a few resources below to get you started with your project. Please continue reading and review the Frequently Asked Questions document for more information.
Once you register for a project, using the links below, instructions will be emailed to you within one business day.
What is Service To Go?
Service To Go projects are ongoing, fun DIY projects that can be completed anywhere, anytime. They can be implemented on-site at your business, school, faith based group, or home, and they
provide meaningful resources for individuals, families, and children in need. United Way of Larimer County works with local nonprofits to identify ongoing needs in the community. Projects
range from “thinking of you” cards for homebound citizens, to first aid kits and fleece scarves for homeless individuals, to alphabet flashcards and joke books for children
staying at a local shelter. Your contribution makes a powerful impact!
Service To Go Projects
Projects that further kids' education:
Education is the foundation for a child’s future stability and success. Young children cannot afford to miss out on the fundamentals of education at a crucial age due to stress or
transitions at home. These projects are a way to help further children's basic learning abilities and improve individual cognition through interactive learning:
Basic needs are vital to individuals with chronic conditions and for individuals and families in crisis needing temporary support. When individuals are unable to meet their immediate needs,
it becomes more difficult to focus on long-term goals such as employment, sustainable housing, or education. These projects provide essential items and help ensure basic needs are
met:
Poverty creates a vicious cycle of economic uncertainty, and many people in our community are walking a financial tightrope. We must address the financial stability of individuals and
families in our community to break the cycle of poverty and broaden the financial tightrope into a sustainable path. These projects help provide a little something extra, so families can free
up funds for other important items:
General Project Ideas: These are project ideas for the general population. They involve working outdoors as well as
renovation projects, such as painting or building.
Project Ideas for Seniors: For seniors, here’s a list of projects intended for older generations. They
stay away from intensive labor, and instead focus on writing letters, taking care of others and much more.
Youth Project Ideas: Youth projects are intended to keep children interested and involve crafts and many other
activities to keep your youth active and engaged.
