NoCo Foundation adds three to board
FORT COLLINS — The NoCo Foundation recently added three new members to its board of Trustees.
The new additions include: Brett Anderson, special advisor to the president and chancellor at Colorado State University; Paul Harter, owner of Camp Creek Holdings and managing partner for Dalyte Skylights; and Beth Walker, retired dean of the College of Business at CSU.
“We are pleased to welcome these new members to the NoCo Foundation board,” Kristin Todd, president and CEO of the NoCo Foundation, said in a prepared statement. “Their commitment to community and passion for making a difference will help strengthen our work as we continue bringing people together to address the opportunities and challenges shaping our region.”
The 51-year-old nonprofit, nonpartisan NoCo Foundation has distributed more than $150 million in grants and manages more than 620 charitable funds.
The NoCo Foundation recently added three new members to its board of Trustees: Brett Anderson, Paul Harter and Beth Walker.
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