Sterlings Cindy Horner Honored as Outstanding Volunteer at National Philanthropy Day
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What Happened
Cindy Horner, a Sterling, Colorado resident, was honored with the Outstanding Volunteer award at National Philanthropy Day on November 5, 2026, in Denver. The Association of Fundraising Professionals Colorado Chapter presented the award for her years of volunteer leadership and commitment to philanthropy in Sterling, Logan County, and Northeastern Colorado. Horner established the Sterling Community Fund in 2018, which has grown to over $4.7 million and supports community projects like the Logan County Fairgrounds, Heritage Park, and a children’s splash park. She also helped launch NoCo Foundation’s Eastern Colorado office, now managing over $26.6 million in assets. The fund raised nearly $400,000 at its recent gala, where Horner mentored emerging professionals to lead the event. NoCo Foundation’s Kristin Todd praised Horner for bringing people together and centering community needs in her work.
Why it matters
Horner’s efforts have created lasting community impact through the Sterling Community Fund and NoCo Foundation’s Eastern Colorado office, which now manage significant assets. Her leadership has directly supported local infrastructure and youth initiatives, with the fund raising over $400,000 annually. The recognition highlights her role in fostering regional philanthropy and community engagement, potentially inspiring more local leaders to collaborate on similar initiatives. NoCo Foundation, which has distributed over $150 million in grants, continues to leverage her influence to strengthen community-driven solutions.
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