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DID YOU KNOW...

The YWCA of Boulder County is part of a
global organization uniting 25 million
women in 122 countries.

Get Involved: Membership

Over 150 women have chosen to help Boulder County families by becoming members of the YWCA of Boulder County. Membership is only $50, and funds programs that support those in need.
 

Why Join the YWCA?

• Each year the YWCA of Boulder County assists over 4000 Boulder residents. Even if you have never needed our services, you or someone important to you may need them in the future. Losing a spouse or job, needing emergency childcare, feeling confused or experiencing low self worth -- these things can happen to any of us or to the people we love.
• Members support programs which serve women and their families at critical points in their lives, making a difference in the quality of life in our community.
• Members take part in YWCA decision-making by serving on committees and boards.
• YWCA memberships are transferable and honored in every YWCA in the U.S.
• Members receive regular updates from the YWCA of Boulder County, including annual reports, newsletters, and invitations to special events.

How your contribution helps:

• $50 provides emergency childcare for five children at Children’s Alley.
• $75 provides training for five parents to cope with divorce.
• $100 puts a laid off worker on a focused job search, including skills and interest assessment, resume help and a support group.
• $150 sponsors an EDGE program to empower girls and teach them the skills to stay resilient in the face of difficulty.

How to Join:

Click here to join online. If you prefer not to use the online form, you can print the form and send it in to the address on the form. For further information, call the YWCA at 303-443-0419 or email us at frontdesk@ywcaboulder.org.

In Memoriam

Eula Redenbaugh was a long-time member of the YWCA of Boulder County and a former staff of the National YWCA's Board of Directors. To learn more about Eula, you can read her Eulogy.