Inspiring local and lasting change. Together.

Find out how you can have an impact.

We play a vital role in solving Park City’s greatest challenges.

The Community Foundation brings together local nonprofits, caring donors, and community leaders to contribute financial resources and innovative ideas to benefit all the people of Park City—now and in the future.

People. Place. Culture.

Our thriving community is founded on effective nonprofit organizations supporting our people, place, and culture.

Give back to the community that’s given you so much. With Park City Community Foundation, you can have a big impact right where you live, work and play.

Highlights

Join the Zero Food Waste Movement

Join the Zero Food Waste Movement

Together, we are eliminating food waste from the Summit County landfill by 2030. Join the movement and sign up for curbside collection.

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Support Local Nonprofits

Support Local Nonprofits

Our Community Fund is the biggest way we support all of our local nonprofits. Please consider making a donation.

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Open a Donor Advised Fund

Open a Donor Advised Fund

Every aspect of our donor advised fund management services has been informed by social equity and the planet.

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Recent News

It’s Time To Stop Studying Our Childcare Crisis and Do Something About It

In 2023, the Utah Legislature decided to fund a Childcare Solutions and Workplace Productivity plan to provide recommendations to expand access to safe, affordable, quality childcare to better meet the...

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Your Support Helps Shape Our Future Locally

Happy Holidays! At Park City Community Foundation, we are focused on building a sustainable future for all who live, work, and play here. Through our initiatives, thought leadership, and grantmaking,...

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Legacy of Giving: Melina Nicolatus, John C. Kish Foundation

Melina Nicolatus carries on the legacy of a dear friend as a trustee to his foundation: John C. Kish Foundation. She met John Kish in 1993 when she worked in...

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