Women’s History Month: 5 Fort Collins Women Who Made History
For Women’s History Month, we’re celebrating Fort Collins women who have impacted the world with the help of our friends at the Fort Collins Museum of Discovery.
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What Should You Know Before Moving to Fort Collins, Colorado?
We’ve teamed up with the Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce and Visit Fort Collins to provide you with helpful tips for the relocation process, background on the area and what life in Fort Collins has to offer.
Your Local Change Supported Our Community in 2020 During the COVID-19 Crisis
In 2020, the Elevations Community Relief Fund provided more than $150,000.
Elevations Gives Nonprofits Banking with Heart
Excellent support is the norm when it comes to how Elevations Credit Union cares for its 714+ nonprofit banking members. And it’s readily apparent that the Elevations team has an especially strong affection for Emergency Family Assistance Association (EFAA).
Six Ways Elevations Credit Union and Elevations Foundation Gave Back in 2020
From raising funds for local wildfire relief to donating ski goggles to doctors, our members and community came together to help one another in 2020 — even as we stayed six feet apart. Because of your support, we were able to make a big difference this year. Here are just a few of the ways we gave back. Springing to action At
Cookies4Cures: Building Community
Dana is a 9-year-old resident of Boulder and an Elevations Business Banking member. She loves acting, singing, Irish dance, drawing and coding. And she started a nonprofit that has raised over $100,000 for research into rare childhood diseases. She is one of our many Elevations members with a passion for her community and a drive
Meet Elevations Foundation Scholarship Recipient Roman Garcia-Martinez
This has been a complicated and confusing year for many of us, and first-year college students are no exception. We caught up with Roman Garcia-Martinez, one of the 2020 Elevations Foundation scholarship recipients to see how he is faring and get his advice for seniors as they prepare to navigate life after high school. Where are you going to school and what are
Boulder’s Chautauqua History
Chautauqua is as iconic a Boulder monument to some as the Flatirons it sits below. Learn all about Boulder’s Chautauqua in our latest collaboration with the Museum of Boulder. The Word “Chautauqua” Chautauqua, like all of Boulder and Colorado, was once indigenous land. The tribes that traditionally occupied Boulder are Cheyenne, Ute and Arapaho. The word,
Meet Mary Miller, the Mother of Lafayette
In August, we celebrate the remarkable life of Mary Miller, the founder of the city of Lafayette, who was born this month 177 years ago. Here, we look back at her contributions and how Lafayette became the town we now know in our latest post with Museum of Boulder. Mary’s move out west Mary Miller (Foote) was born in Geneseo,
Mountain States Children’s Home: 60 Years of Service
You may not notice it on your daily commute through Longmont on Highway 287, but Mountain States Children’s Home (MSCH) has been in operation here for 60 years. MSCH was founded in 1960 to help families and children in crisis, and on their 155-acre property, they do just that. Elevations Credit Union has been honored to sponsor events and volunteer hours of
