TNCCMT - About Us

Our Mission is to improve lives by giving people the financial tools and education needed to help them provide for themsleves.

Our Vision is to build an organization that will strengthen communities by helping both small businesses and individuals become financially self suffient. By helping individuals in our communities become financially self sufficient, they are becoming an asset to their communities and also improving the lives of all in the communities that we reside and work in.

It is our goal here at The Northern Colorado Charity Management Team to give a hand up and not a hand out.

Board Of Directors

President/Chairman Paul C. Holgorsen Estes Park, CO

Vice President Deborah G. Holgorsen Estes Park, CO

Secretary/Treasurer Patricia White Davenport, IA

A single parent trying to make ends meet is not only hard on the parent, but affects all in the home. This is something we are striving to help with and make it easier for parents to be financially self sufficient.

The young mother that is trying to get off government help, "she works hard at her job and gets that big twentry five cent an hour raise" netting her an extra ten dollars a week. The excitement is soon gone when she loses her help for food from the government for making just a little too much. This is a place we really want to help. A hand up, not a hand out. She is working hard and making as much money as she can to be able to care for her children, but when the little government aid she accepts is reduced or completely taken away, it makes it impossible for her to make ends meet. It would be easy for her to stay home and get her needs paid for by the government, but what about her self esteem and trying to make a better life for her children?

We need your help.

There are many loans and grants available for a person seeking an education to receive the help to do so. The problem we have found, is that not all are able to find the financial help for their living expenses while going to college. The most needy of these people are the single parent. Single parents can receive help for childcare from the government if they are working, but receive no help if they wish to go to college and further their education which in turn would help them acquire a better job. With a college education, and in turn a better job, government help would no longer be needed. We would like to be able to give a "hand up" to these people as they are trying to improve their lives. They deserve the chance to rise above their current situation and make a better life for themselves and their families.
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How You Can Help

The Northern Colorado Charity Management Team
Paul C. Holgorsen, Chairman

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