Planned Giving

Make a big impact with a future gift. Include Park City Community Foundation in your estate plan.

Your Legacy. Our Community.

A planned gift to Park City Community Foundation ensures that the community you love continues to thrive—for generations to come. Park City is a special place, defined by connection, generosity, and a shared commitment to our mountain town.

By including Park City Community Foundation in your estate plans, you can make a lasting investment in the people, places, and culture that make our community strong—today and well into the future. 

If you’ve already included us in your estate plan, please let us know at this link »

What is Planned Giving?

Planned giving is a thoughtful way to support your community through your long-term financial or estate plans. Many planned gifts:

  • Are easy to set up or update
  • Can offer tax or financial benefits
  • Create meaningful impact over time

Your planned gift plays an important role in building a stronger, more resilient Park City.

Why Give through Park City Community Foundation?

Park City Community Foundation is here for the long term. When you make a planned gift through Park City Community Foundation, you benefit from:

  • Local expertise into evolving community needs
  • Lasting impact through long-term stewardship
  • Flexible giving options that can adapt over time
  • Trusted management with professional oversight

Your legacy becomes part of a permanent resource dedicated to community well-being.

Your Values. Your Impact.

A legacy gift reflects who you are, what you value, and how you want to make a difference. Your gift allows you to support what matters most—now and in the future. Gifts may support:

  • Creating community belonging
  • Supporting a robust workforce
  • Building a sustainable future
  • Early childhood care and education
  • Youth sports and recreation access
  • Developing emerging leaders

If your interests change over time, or if community needs evolve, we help ensure your gift continues to do the most good.

Ways to Create Your Legacy

There are many ways to include Park City Community Foundation in your plans:

  • Bequests—Include a gift in your will or trust.
  • Beneficiary Designations—Name the Community Foundation as a beneficiary of a retirement account, life insurance policy, or donor advised fund.
  • Donor Advised Funds—Establish or add to a donor advised fund to recommend grants over time in support of the causes and community priorities you care about most.
  • Charitable Trusts—Support your family and the community through charitable remainder or lead trusts.

We’re happy to work with you and your advisors to find the right option.

Let’s Start the Conversation

If you’re interested in exploring planned giving options, we invite you to connect directly with our team. We’re happy to talk through your interests and help you determine what approach may be the best fit.

Our planned giving team would be happy to speak with you in confidence over Zoom, phone, or in-person, with no obligation.

SCHEDULE A MEETING

Or, contact Alexis Brown, VP of Development at alexis@parkcitycf.org or 435-731-4303.

We recommend consulting with your legal and/or financial advisor when making estate plans.

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