Make a substantial investment in our community by joining the 3,600 Mile High United Way donors who give $1,000 or more. Leadership Giving consists of four distinct categories, each with networking opportunities, special events and recognition activities.

The categories include;
Bronze Level	$1,000-$2,499
Silver Level	$2,500-$4,999
Gold Level	$5,000-$9,999
Tocqueville Society	$10,000 and above

Mile High United Way Leadership Givers
(2008-2009 Campaign Year)

Mile High United Way Leadership Givers
(2007-2008 Campaign Year)

Mile High United Way Leadership Givers
(2006-2007 Campaign Year)

Mile High United Way Company Leaders

We invite you to join us in leaving a lasting impression on our community.

In 1887, Frances Wisebart Jacobs, a member of the Denver Ladies’ Relief Society, joined religious leaders to form what is now United Way. Her vision that collectively our power can yield tangible solutions lives on.

Why it’s important for women to work together

83% of family financial decisions are made by women.
Women comprise 46% of the total U.S. labor force.
Women have equal or majority ownership of 52% of all privately held businesses in Colorado - this comes to $23 billion in sales and 186,730 employees.
Conversely, 60% of United Way recipients are women and girls.

A Call to Action - Women Leaders Sharing Time, Talent and Treasure

• Contribute at the Leadership level ($1,000 or more annually)
• Volunteer on a board or with an agency
• Organize a Women’s Leadership Council event in your company
• Learn about important issues in our community at Women’s Leadership Council events.
• Become a Women’s Leadership Council Ambassador

Women's Leadership Member List

Women’s Leadership Council