Vote Now! Women’s Giving Fund 2020 Grant Finalist

Voting is now closed. Please attend the Grant Celebration on July 9 to find out who won.

All Women’s Giving Fund members are encouraged to vote for the organization that will receive the annual high-impact grant of $40,000.

Thank you for being a Women’s Giving Fund member and for helping decide where this year’s grant will have the highest impact! If you are not yet a Women’s Giving Fund member and would like the opportunity to vote this year, please consider becoming a member. More info here.

HOW TO VOTE:

Watch each of the 2-minute videos and take a moment to review the documents about the 3 organizations.
Decide which organization you believe will have the greatest impact on women and/or children in Summit County.
VOTE BELOW by filling out the form. Only one vote per Women’s Giving Fund member will be counted. The voting deadline is 11:59pm on Monday, June 22.

If you have questions or any trouble submitting your vote, please contact Rachel Olson at rachel@parkcitycf.org.

The final recipient will be announced at the Women’s Giving Fund Grant Celebration, Thursday, July 9, at 4:00 pm via Zoom. Please join us and RSVP »

Thank you to our sponsors!

Holy Cross Ministries

Holy Cross Ministries aims to expand its counseling services for women and children who are victims of domestic violence and other trauma. A bilingual mental health therapist would provide trauma-informed care to help underserved families heal. The therapist would serve 300 women and children over 12 months.

Read the proposal summary

Park City Education Foundation

Park City Education Foundation aims to ensure high-quality, affordable enrichment and education opportunities to reduce academic achievement gaps for all students after the school day ends. It will expand existing Afterschool Programs at Ecker Hill Middle School and Treasure Mountain Junior High by providing a new coordinator.

Read the proposal summary

The Hope Alliance

The Hope Alliance aims to provide free, comprehensive eye exams and glasses to students who fail the vision screening and do not have access to vision care. It has a three-year plan to provide screenings for all students at local preschools and grades K-3 in the Park City School District in order for students to be reach their potential.

Read the proposal summary