Welcome to Guys Who Give!
Become a part of a dynamic and inspired group of local men who are interested in making a meaningful impact in our local communities. Members come from all walks of life and varying financial backgrounds. Individually, it is challenging to make a significant difference– but together we have the ability to contribute to the growth and health of our communities in ways we never thought possible!
Guys Who Give is a group of men with a desire to inspire and who are committed to making a difference in their local communities. The Mission is to reach out and help local charities with the funds they need to do the amazing work they are doing in their community. Collectively, the group can make a powerful impact to the charitable community and donate over $10,000 per quarter and $40,000 annually per market. This mission is accomplished by finding 100+ men to each contribute $100 at the quarterly events to benefit a chosen local charity that changes each quarter. All charities and organizations up for consideration must serve the county of the local chapter; the idea is to keep it local and have an impact that WE can SEE.
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Total donations to date: $494,500
May-2015 - Attention Homes (Boulder) - $2100
August-2015 - EFAA (Emergency Family Assistance Association) (Boulder) - $2600
November-2015 - SPAN (Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence) (Boulder) - $3400
February-2016 - Second Wind Fund of Boulder County (Boulder) - $5900
May - 2016 - Focus Reentry (Boulder) - $6700
August - 2016 - Boulder Bridgehouse (Boulder) - $7100
November - 2016 - Mother House (Boulder) - $8100
February - 2017 - The Empowerment Center (Boulder) - $9100
May - 2017 - Temple Grandin School (Boulder) - $10,000
August - 2017 - Paradox Sports (Boulder) - $11,400 / Kalamazoo Friends of Recreation (Kalamazoo) - $1,800
November - 2017 - Boulder County CareConnect (Boulder) - $11,500 / First Day Shoe Fund (Kalamazoo) - $3,225
February - 2018 - Second Wind Fund of Boulder County (Boulder) - $12,300 / SLD Read (Kalamazoo) - $6275
CHAMP (Larimer) - $5200 / First Descent of Denver (Denver) - $4000 / Camp Tikvah (Asheville) - $2500
May - 2018 - El Comité de Longmont (Boulder) - $13,600 / Hands Up Foundation (Kalamazoo) - $6,200
The Matthews House (Larimer) - $5,500/ Be the Gift (Denver) - $9600 / Better Dads Festival (Asheville) - $3,200
August- 2018 - Boulder Food Rescue (Boulder) - $12,600 / Family & Children's Services (Kalamazoo) - $9,200
SAVA (Larimer) - $5,500 / Save Our Youth (Denver) - $5,500 / Wounded Warrior Project (Asheville) - $2,200 / Casa (Broomfield) - $1,400
November - 2018 - Salute Colorado (Boulder) - $13,600 / Shalom, Inc. (Kalamazoo) - $10,400
Project 31:25 (Larimer) - $5,700 / Come Back Yoga (Denver) - $6,300 / WNC Homeward Bound (Asheville) - $2,400 / A Precious Child (Broomfield) - $1,500 / Food For Hope (Adams) - $1,100 / Jiminy Wicket (Arapahoe) - $3,800
February - 2019 - My Nature Lab (Boulder) - $13,100 / Disability Network (Kalamazoo) - $11,100
FoCo Cafe (Larimer) - $5,400 / Hide in Plain Site (Denver) - $7,000 / Arms Around ASD (Asheville) - $1,200 / Senior Resources of Broomfield (Broomfield) - $2,600 / Yellow Ribbon Suicide Prevention (Adams) - $1,100 / Birthday Smiles (Arapahoe) - $3,100
May - 2019 - Camp for Change (Boulder) - $13,400 / Hospital Hospitality House of SW Michigan (Kalamazoo) - $10,000
Free Our Girls (Larimer) - $6,400 / Judi's House (Denver) - $7,500 / WNC Superheros (Asheville) - $2,000 Realizing Aptitudes (Broomfield) - $3,100 / Growing Colorado Kids (Adams) - $1,000
Professional Miracles Foundation (Arapahoe) - $2,300
August - 2019 - Greenhouse Scholars (Boulder) - $12,300 / SW Michigan Miracle League (Kalamazoo) - $10,200
Colorado Youth Outdoors (Larimer) - $5,300 / Project Helping (Denver) - $7,400 /
Asheville Day Stay (Asheville) - $1,500 / Broomfield Council of Arts and Humanities (Broomfield) - $3,000 /
R.A.D. Advocates (Adams) - $4,300 / Stephen T. Marchello Scholarship Foundation (Arapahoe) - $2,300
November - 2019 - Voices For Children (Boulder) - $13,100 / Housing Resources (Kalamazoo) - $13,200
CASA of Larimer County (Larimer) - $5,300 / Food for Thought (Denver) - $6,400 /
Different Strokes Performing Arts Collective (Asheville) - $1,500 / Broomfield Veterans Memorial Museum (Broomfield) - $2,500 / Almost Home (Adams) - $2,400 / There with Care (Arapahoe) - $2,200 /
Good Grief of Morristown (Morris) - $1,800 / City Kids (Teton) - $5,900
February - 2020 - SPAN (Boulder) - $14,100 / Hope4Youth Cancer Foundation (Kalamazoo) - $13,400
Mountain View Make-a-wish (Larimer) - $3,300 / CASA (Denver) - $7,500 /
Carolina Brotherhood (Asheville) - $1,700 / Two Angels Foundation (Broomfield) - $3,400 /
Colorado 4x4 Rescue (Adams) - $2,400 / Cub Scout Pack 559 (Arapahoe) - $1,400 /
Morristown Memorial Center (Morris) - $5,100 / Climb Wyoming (Teton) - $8,600 /
Miracle League of Arizona (Phoenix) - $3,600 / Task Force Dagger (Dallas) - $900