• Bureau of Land Management
• US Forest Service
• Colorado Division of Wildlife
• Public Lands Partnership
• Western Area Power Administration
• Tri-State Generation
• National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
• Western Sustainable Agriculture and Education
• Norcross Wildlife Foundation
• Western Colorado Community Foundation
• Colorado Historical Society
• National Resources Conservation Service
• National Forest Foundation
• Center for Invasive Plant Management
• Colorado Habitat Partnership Program
• Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
• Colorado Mule Deer Association
• Colorado Wildlife Federation
• The Nature Conservancy
• Encana
• Cornerstone
• BASF Chemical Company
• Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) - NRCS

A variety of help has come in the terms of soft matches: donations of time, resources, or equipment/facilities.  Soft matches extend current funding and help to leverage grant money. Some of the organizations and agencies that have provided soft matches to date include:

•  Bureau of Land Management
•  US Forest Service
•  Colorado Division of Wildlife
•  Public Lands Partnership
•  Western Area Power Administration
•  Tri-State Generation
•  Snow College, Ephraim, UT
•  Brigham Young University, Provo, UT
•  Delta, Ouray, Montrose, and Ouray counties
•  City of Delta
•  Colorado State University
•  Utah State University
•  Utah Division of Wildlife
•  University of Wyoming
•  USDA, Forest Service Shrub Science Laboratory, Provo, Utah
•  USDA, Rocky Mountain Range and Experimental Station, Ft Collins
•  Upper Colorado Environmental Plant Center, Meeker
•  BLM National Native Plant Development Program, Washington, DC
•  U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
•  Natural Resources Conservation Service
•  Colorado Natural Heritage Program
•  Western Slope Environmental Resource Council
•  National Forest Foundation
•  Ridgway/Ouray Community Council
•  Western Colorado Congress
•  Sierra Club
•  Intermountain Resources
•  M3Research
•  Black Canyon Regional Land Trust
•  The Nature Conservancy
•  Southwest Seed Company
•  Black Canyon Audubon Society
•  Bio-Logic Environmental
•  Alpine Archaeological Consultants Inc.
•  Citizen volunteers

UP Funds are administered by Unc/Com, Inc., a 501-c-3 non-profit organization, established by the PLP. Unc/Com Inc. hired a Financial Coordinator, Ron Bell, to assist the Unc/Com, Inc. Board of Directors in the fiscal management of funds and contracts for the UP Project and the PLP. As money is received by the UP Project, the FC must track all funds separately and ensure that they are spent appropriately.  The FC submits monthly financial reports to the Technical Committee, pays invoices and assists with audits as they are required.