Each coach will designate a charitable organization that will receive a grant from the Fisher DeBerry Foundation The FISHER DEBERRY FOUNDATION Sponsored by Fisher DeBerry The Fisher DeBerry Foundation is a tax exempt, nonprofit organization dedicated to the support and education of single parents and their children, as well as other charitable causes. Founded by legendary and all-time winningest United States Air Force Academy head football coach Fisher DeBerry and his wife Lu Ann, the Fisher DeBerry Foundation provides support for parenting development, mentoring programs, after school activities and funding for academic scholarships. The RAMSTRONG FUND Sponsored by Sonny Lubick The RAMSTRONG Fund at the Poudre Valley Hospital Foundation provides financial assistance for the needs of Northern Colorado cancer survivors and their families. THE HOME FRONT CARES Sponsored by Troy Calhoun "The Home Front Cares" program provides support for the Pikes Peak Region's military families of all services who have been impacted by deployment in harm's way. To accomplish this mission, funds, goods and services are solicited from the community and distributed to needy families through non-profit and support organizations that serve the military. The UNITED WAY OF WELD COUNTY Sponsored by Scott Downing Uniting, focusing and mobilizing the strengths of Weld County’s finest companies, nonprofit groups, faith-based organizations, government agencies and caring individuals is what United Way does best. When people work together toward a common goal, the task always seems easier. That’s what United Way of Weld County is all about. We bring the community together to improve the lives of people in Weld County. We connect people in need with the services that can help them achieve stability not just for the moment, but for life. SAFEHOUSE PROGRESSIVE ALLIANCE FOR NONVIOLENCE Sponsored by Dan Hawkins Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence is a human rights organization committed to ending violence against women, youth and children through support, advocacy, education and community organizing. Since opening their doors in 1979, they have served the community by providing safety and support to victims of domestic violence. Their vision has expanded to include a much broader social agenda, recognizing that to end domestic violence we must also work to end other forms of injustice and oppression that affect women’s lives.