Inspiring local and lasting change. Together.

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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.

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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.

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Highlights

Community Response Fund for COVID-19

Community Response Fund for COVID-19

Help locals who are disproportionately impacted by coronavirus and the huge economic consequences of this outbreak. Donations are matched!

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Growing Community Initiatives

Growing Community Initiatives

We connect you to the important issues: climate, equity, mental health, early childhood education, and much more.

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Explore Park City Giving Guide

Explore Park City Giving Guide

Donate to the inspiring organizations that help make this such a caring, beautiful, fun place. Show your love for local causes.

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Upcoming Events

6 July

2021 Women’s Giving Fund Grant Celebration

Join us on Tuesday, July 6 as we award our annual Women’s Giving Fund grant to an organization that serves Summit County women and children. We welcome all Women’s Giving…

 5 November

Live PC Give PC 2021

Organized by Park City Community Foundation, Live PC Give PC is Summit County’s biggest community day of giving. Save the date for this year’s annual celebration!
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Recent News

Women’s Giving Fund Grant Voting is Now Open

Since its inception in 2014, Park City Community Foundation’s Women’s Giving Fund has worked to benefit the lives of women and children in Summit County. Once a year, Women’s Giving...

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Park City Community Foundation “Re”commits to Mental Wellness in Summit County

In September 2016, Grant Seaver and Ryan Ainsworth, both 13-year-old students at Treasure Mountain Junior High School, died within two days of each other due to synthetic opioid overdoses. These...

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We’re Hiring a Mental Wellness Alliance Coordinator

Join our team! The Mental Wellness Alliance Coordinator will help coordinate community-wide efforts, leverage partnerships, accelerate multi-agency fundraising, and infuse equity and inclusion into the mental and behavioral health landscape...

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