Donors

Ed and Caroline Lewis have been Park City Community Foundation donors for quite some time. They love giving back to the communities and industries that they are a part of,…

Dear Friend, Park City Community Foundation began ten years ago and people sometimes still ask, “What do you do?” In the following pages, we will share stories about our wide…

In mid-August, Stefany, a local Latina teenager, made a strong impression at a dance studio: she has talent! Three months prior, Stefany had attended the inaugural Solomon Fund registration event…

When Mary’s son James was a junior at a local high school, he had an unforeseen reaction to two prescription drugs. Over time, he became anxious and depressed, and eventually…

Why did you come to Park City and what made you stay? Courtney: I knew I wanted to go to a ski town, so after college, I did some thinking…

Last week, we received a gift that couldn’t have come at a better time. Rob Katz, CEO of Vail Resorts, and his wife, Elana Amsterdam, made a personal contribution of $250,000…

Members of the Women’s Giving Fund Grants Committee, Board Members, and Staff toured the Summit County Children’s Justice Center for an update on the impact of the $30,000 grant. All Women’s…

In late December, Park City Community Foundation welcomed three new members of our board of directors: Whitney Olch Bishop, Kevin Parker, and Beano Solomon.  They represent a breadth of professional…

1. What brought you to Park City? I was born and raised in Park City. I went to middle and high school in Salt Lake City (Rowland Hall) and then…

When we listen to one another… we see the needs under our noses. When we join together… we can increase our impact. When we work toward a common purpose… we…

We are a community with heart. You share your heart through volunteering, putting your arms around those in need and investing in priorities of housing, childcare, healthcare, and access. Will…

“American taxpayers should take advantage of tax deductions, such as charitable giving, as they are likely to be far less valuable or even disappear next year.”  – WSJ Your charitable…