GFG 2026 4th golf tournament at Mariana Butte, Loveland, CO.

We are grateful to each and every golfer, funding partner, Mariana Butte staff and volunteers who joined us for our 2026 4th Golfing for Girls golf tournament!
You made our day as each of you are partners in our mission: You are recognizing women's impact and you are inspiring girls futures.
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We send our gratitude to each golfer and team, to each donor/sponsor, Mariana Butte staff and volunteers for supporting our 3rd Golfing for Girls tournament, May of 2025.


for all golfers, donors, sponsors, funding partners, Mariana Butte staff, girls at our free golf lesson and volunteers who joined us at our 2nd Golfing for Girls golf tournament, 2024.

4PM free 5th-6th grade girls golf lesson with a female golf pro teacher from BackSwing.
Golfing for Girls 2023 1st golf tournament at Mariana Butte, Loveland.

Thank you to our golfers, funding partners, Mariana Butte staff, sponsors and our girls who joined us for our free golf lesson at 4PM
with a BackSwing golf pro.
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We are very appreciative of each of you and your support of our mission:
Recognizing Women. Inspiring Girls.

Golf Tournament #1 Southridge
June 24, 2022
Thank you to Sprague Roofing and Exteriors for their Sponsorship support of both Hope Lives and Living Her Legacy through our three golf tournaments summer of 2022. Proceeds were split between two non-profits. Thank you to our players and sponsors! Living Her Legacy earned $4880 for our art exhibition and education programs for girls.
We are very grateful for your support!

Supporting Women with
Breast Cancer

Recognizing Women.
Inspiring Girls.


Three Tournament Sponsor

Pin Flag Sponsor
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Lunch Sponsor

Tee Hole Sponsors


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Honoree Gallery
Recognizing 48 Outstanding Women of Fort Collins Colorado
OUR MISSION
Recognizing Women's Accomplishments to Inspire Girls' Futures.
Living Her Legacy, a 501C(3) non-profit, is committed to recognizing women's accomplishments and inspiring girls through the arts and education in a very public and social way. We exist to honor the forty-eight Legacy Honorees whose vision for change began by following their hearts desires, acting as role models for women and girls, to ultimately make a difference demonstrated by their commitment, courage, and resilience.
"WOMEN OF FIRSTS"
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"Women of Firsts" is a term used in mainstream media to honor and recognize the first time that a woman has achieved a given historical feat, breaking the gender barrier. Simply put, they are women who are changing the world.
The term "Women of Firsts" is appearing on magazine covers and in articles, books, television ads, and all forms of social media. Eight of the forty-eight Living Her Legacy Honorees are "Women of Firsts." All with ties to Northern Colorado, they represent a vast range of fields including: professional sports, theater, arts, education and public service.
Here is to the Living Her Legacy "Women of Firsts" Honorees... paving a wider path for others to follow!

Hattie McDaniel

Becky Hammon

Mable Preble

Britta Davis

"Women of Firsts"

Susan Kirkpatrick

Elizabeth "Auntie" Stone

Theodosia Grace Ammons

Jovita Lobato
A. First Female Dean of Colorado Agricultural College (CAC) now known as Colorado State University (CSU) (1902)
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B. First Female directly elected Mayor of Fort Collins, CO (1990)
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C. First full-time female assistant coach in any of the four major professional sports leagues in North America (2014). First female acting head coach in the NBA (2020)
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D. First African American woman to win an Oscar (1939) and credited as first black artist to sing on the radio.
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E. First white woman to settle in Fort Collins, own a hotel, vote in Larimer County and open her home for the first school . (1883)
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F. First Hispanic woman to graduate from Fort Collins High School (1932) and Colorado Agricultural College (CAC) now known as Colorado State University (CSU) (1936)
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G. First female Mayor of Fort Collins (1972)
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H. First woman in Fort Collins to be awarded the International Association of Chiefs of Police, 40 Under 40 International recognition. (2021)
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