Building Bridges
Across Faiths
The Greeley Interfaith Association promotes cooperation among faith communities and human service organizations to achieve social justice and ensure every community member can safely thrive.
Founded 1976
Years of Service
$200,000
In Grants Awarded
All Faiths
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United in Purpose
Serving our community since 1976
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About GIA
Founded in 1976, the Greeley Interfaith Association has been a cornerstone of community cooperation, bringing together diverse faith communities to create lasting positive change in our region.
Our Mission
Promoting cooperation among faith communities and human service organizations to achieve social justice.
Community Focus
Ensuring every community member has access to shelter, nutrition, clothing, employment, and healthcare.
Open Membership
Welcome to all faith communities and human service organizations without creedal restrictions.
Social Justice
Creating a safe environment where everyone can thrive and reach their full potential.
Our Commitment to Community
We believe in fostering a safe environment where every individual has access to essential services and support. Our programs focus on promoting community welfare, encouraging participation in social issues, enhancing relations between religious groups and agencies, and supporting social ministry activities that create lasting change.
Our Services
We provide essential services to strengthen our community through monthly meetings, affordable clothing access, and collaborative support programs.
Monthly Community Meetings
Second Thursday of each month at 2:00 PM
First Congregational Church, Greeley
Also available via Zoom
Open to all faith communities and service agencies
Join our monthly gatherings where faith communities, social service agencies, and interested community members come together to discuss local needs, share resources, and coordinate efforts to support our neighbors.
GIA Clothing Bank
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
228 N 9th Ave. Greeley, CO 80631
(970) 356-5897
Our Clothing Bank provides affordable clothing with substantial discounts via vouchers. We accept donations of clean, used clothing and offer vouchers through faith communities and social service agencies to those in need.
Layette Program
Supporting families with newborns through donations delivered via hospitals and medical services.
Community Outreach
Collaborative programs connecting faith communities and individuals for comprehensive community support.
Volunteer Opportunities
Join our team at the Clothing Bank with opportunities in operations, pricing, and customer service.
Executive Board
Our dedicated board members bring together diverse expertise and shared commitment to fostering interfaith cooperation and social justice in our community.
Tracey Adams
President
Leading our mission of interfaith cooperation and community service.
Jeff Miller
Vice President
Supporting organizational growth and community outreach initiatives.
Carla Ikenouye
Secretary
Managing communications and maintaining organizational records.
Tom Teixeira
Treasurer
Overseeing financial stewardship and grant administration.
Rev. Matthew Villareal
At-Large
Providing spiritual guidance and community connections.
Rev. John Bliss
At-Large
Contributing pastoral wisdom and interfaith dialogue.
Carla Ikenouye
Secretary
Supporting community programs and volunteer coordination.
Shirley Hart
Clothing Bank Liaison
Managing clothing bank operations and volunteer programs.
In Remembrance
We honor the memory of Rev. Rick Mawson, our Past President, whose dedication and leadership helped shape GIA's mission of community service and interfaith cooperation. His legacy continues to inspire our work in building bridges across faith communities.
United in Service
Our board represents the diverse faith communities and service organizations that make up GIA. Together, we work to promote community welfare, encourage participation in social issues, and enhance relationships between religious groups and human service agencies.
Grant Awards
Through proceeds from our Clothing Bank, we've awarded significant grants to Weld County non-profit organizations, amplifying our collective impact on the community.
$200,000
Total Grants Awarded
Since 2012
Weld County
Service Area
Non-profit organizations
Growing
Annual Impact
Clothing Bank proceeds
Trusted Partners
Working together with established organizations to maximize community impact
Collaborative Community Impact
Community Services
Supporting organizations that provide essential services to community members in need.
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Food assistance programs
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Housing support
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Transportation services
Health & Wellness
Funding programs that promote physical and mental health in our community.
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Mental health services
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Healthcare access
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Wellness programs
Education & Youth
Investing in educational opportunities and youth development programs.
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After-school programs
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Educational support
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Youth mentoring
Faith Community Support
Strengthening faith communities' ability to serve their members and neighbors.
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Community outreach
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Social ministry
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Interfaith initiatives
GIA
Greeley Interfaith Association
Founded in 1976, promoting cooperation among faith communities and human service organizations to achieve social justice for all.
GIA Clothing Bank
228 N 9th Ave. Greeley, CO 80631