Every year the Greeley Stampede and it's many hundreds of volunteers and committee members raise thousands of dollars as a non-profit corporation. The Stampede concentrates on the support of education and young people in it's endeavors.

The Stampede Foundation, a 501-(c)3 non-profit, supports education in Northern Colorado. Since the inception of this program, the Stampede has given more than $147,100 in scholarships to Weld and Larimer county high school graduates. The Stampede Foundation also provides scholarships to young individuals who win various competitions during the Greeley Stampede upon proof of graduation from High School. Fifty-seven graduating high school seniors were awarded over $17,000 in scholarships lin 2007.

In 2008 the Greeley Stampede raised over $50,00  or the non-profit organization supporting education in northern Colorado. The Greeley Colorado Stampede Committees and volunteers thanks everyone for being a part of the World’s Largest 4th of July Rodeo & Western Celebration!

After four days of competition at the Greeley Stampede, Audra Dobbs, of Grand Junction, has been named the 2009 Miss Rodeo Colorado. She is the daughter of Ann Martin of Glenwood Springs. Audra won the categories of both Personality and Appearance. Her reign will begin January 1, 2009 and she will compete for the title of Miss Rodeo America 2010 in Las Vegas at the conclusion of her reign. Audra is presently a teacher in Grand Junction, after graduating from Mesa State College with honors. Previously she had been named 1st runner-up to 2007 Miss Rodeo Colorado, Amy Fields. She is also a member of the Frontier Belles Sidesaddle Club and a former Garfield County Fair and Rodeo Queen.