September 19, 2020

Anywhere | USA

The Northern Colorado Cattle Baron’s Ball presented by The Weld Trust is one of the premier cancer fundraising events benefiting the mission of the American Cancer Society. Whether as a business, family or individual, we have all been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. We are challenged daily to creatively adapt business and social models and life’s activities in general.

That’s why this year we invite you to join the fight against cancer in a new way, a CATTLE BARON’S BALL AT HOME!! We are seeking business sponsors and individuals to host small gatherings of people at their businesses or homes for a western-themed evening of their choice — appetizers and cocktails or a meal or desserts — followed by a short online program. This allows us to engage more people in the mission, build creative opportunities for participation and remain safe within pandemic guidelines established by the Colorado Department of Health and Environment.

One thing we know is that CANCER AND THE NEED FOR SERVICES DOESN’T STOP! We are grateful for the remarkable Northern Colorado community of leaders, businesses and volunteers who have and continue to support the fight against cancer.

Please join us in sharing the energy and passion to save lives and raise funds for services so significantly needed by those touched by cancer.

Our 2020 Sponsors

Thank you to our 2020 Sponsors for supporting our mission!

Presenting Sponsor

Support Prevention & Early Detection

This year's paddle raise supports cancer prevention and early detection by creating and promoting evidence-based guidelines and programs to patients, health care professionals, and employers on a variety of issues, including: cancer screening; nutrition and physical activity; tobacco control, cessation, and research; funding to primary care systems to increase cancer screening rates in vulnerable populations; convening and leading initiatives and collaborations to increase colorectal cancer screening rates; working to increase cervical cancer screening rates; and providing state-of-the-science information to health care providers to support efficient practices.