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Commun i t y Foundat ion o f J ack son Ho le / Annua l Repor t 2018

TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S

Welcome Letter 3

About Us 4

Donor Story 6

Professional Development & Resources 8

Competitive Grants 10

Youth Philanthropy 12

Micro Grants 16

Opportunities Fund 18

Collective Impact 20

Legacy Society 24

Fund Highlights 24-25

Key Financial Indicators 26

Donor Story 28

The Foundation Circle 30

Community Foundation Funds 34

Old Bill’s Fun Run 36

Co-Challengers 38

Friends of the Match 42

Gifts to Funds 44

Community Foundation of Teton Valley 46

Behind the Scenes 48

In Memoriam 50

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Fund & Progr am H igh l i gh t

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Mr. and Mrs. Old Bill say it best. They have always led with the question, “How can we help?” Their initial vision was to inspire “we” to become “all of us.” And it has.

In 2018, you raised an astonishing amount, bringing Old Bill’s Fun Run’s 22-year total to more than $159 million for local nonprofits. Inside these pages, you will see the impact of our remarkable community’s generosity. In fact, one out of every three families in Teton County takes part in Old Bill’s—an event that has become a national model for collaborative fundraising.

Old Bill’s lasts only a morning, but because of your support, we are touching lives and working for the community every day. Nonprofits rely on us for professional workshops and resources and receive critical funding through our Competitive and Capacity Building grant opportunities. We convene Community Conversations to find collaborative solutions to local problems. Through our Youth Philanthropy program, the next generation is learning to recognize the greatest needs in Jackson Hole. In 2018, we awarded over $300,000 in scholarships so students can realize their dreams. With over $70 million in assets, we help donors achieve their philanthropic goals by providing charitable giving options and prudently investing their funds.

Quite simply, we help people help people. This is our essential value. This is why we are here. It’s all because of you.

Kathrine ConoverPresident

Erika PearsallBoard Co-Chair

Dick CollisterBoard Co-Chair

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About Us

ABOUT US

Our community knows us best for Old Bill’s Fun Run, the collaborative fundraiser that helps local nonprofits raise operating funds. Throughout the year, however, we are busy administering funds, working with donors, and providing grants and resources to nonprofits. The Foundation manages over $70 million in assets and granted over $22 million in 2018.

To the right, you will find a comprehensive list of the funds, programs, resources, and services we provide. As illustrated, much of our work connects donors, nonprofits, and the larger community.

“The Community Foundation has changed Jackson dramatically. Through leadership,

the Foundation has empowered us to give back and has taught us that being a philanthropist is important and possible,

regardless of one’s net worth.” –Carol Gonnella, Past Board Member

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Community ConversationsCompetitive GrantsEdelweiss GrantsLuke Stalker Global Fellowships Micro Grants Nonprofit Directory Old Bill’s Fun Run Scholarships Opportunities Fund including Capacity Building & Collective Impact Volunteer JH Youth Philanthropy Program

Capacity Building Grants Collective Impact Initiatives including Community ConversationsCommunity Foundation of Teton Valley Competitive Grants Edelweiss Grants Endowment Management Micro Grants NetworkingNonprofit Directory Nonprofit ListserveOld Bill’s Fun Run Salary SurveyProfessional Development Workshops Volunteer JH Youth Philanthropy Grants

For Nonprofits

For the Community

Collaboration with Professional AdvisorsCommunity ConversationsDesignated Funds Donor Advised FundsDonor NetworkingDonor RecognitionDonor View SoftwareExpertise on NonprofitsExpertise on PhilanthropyLegacy Society Nonprofit Directory Old Bill’s Fun RunScholarship Funds Opportunities Fund including Capacity Building & Collective Impact

For Donors


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Donor S tor y

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D O N O RS T O R Y

M A R G O T S N O W D O N A N D Y V E S D E S G O U T T E S

Margot Snowdon and Yves Desgouttes focus their giving, beyond their annual commitment as Co-Challengers, on social issues; both volunteer their time and energy at local organizations. Margot served on the Community Foundation’s Board and Grants Committee and reflects, “Serving on the Grants Committee, I learned so much about this community. I could not be engaged in the type of local philanthropy I do today without it. Every meeting would shake up my assumptions and rattle the way I was thinking. Listening to other committee members helped me see so much more of every issue.”

Margot first came to Jackson in the late ‘70s. She saw a moose while backcountry skiing and quickly decided that she wanted to make the Tetons her home. In her early days in the valley, Margot spent as much time as possible in the natural world, including time with Mardie Murie. “Every trip started and ended with a headlamp to squeeze in as much time outside as possible!” She also started teaching yoga through Central Wyoming College before it was fashionable, taught at a bar in Moose and then opened the first yoga studio in Wyoming.

Yves had several careers, first as a geologist in Canada, then as a chief trader and treasurer of financial institutions in London and New York. Having visited Jackson several times, he moved permanently in the mid 90’s to manage motels he had bought here. The couple met in 2001 through mutual friends. Yves eventually called Margot, invited her to dinner at Calico, and the rest is history.

They share a commitment to giving back, and both recall learning about generosity at an early age. Yves was born in Paris and remembers when a local priest spoke out and “made France aware that homeless people were dying from cold in the streets. That made me realize that individuals can be courageous and advocate for others.”

Margot was raised in a philanthropic family and recalls when her grandfather and parents provided funding to build a recreation center for an underserved community in Plainfield, New Jersey.

Having been Co-Challengers since 2008, Margot and Yves embody this same type of generosity, “Old Bill’s is so simple, and Mr. and Mrs. Old Bill are so motivating, their humility continually inspires us to give.”


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Fund & Progr am H igh l i gh tPro fe s s iona l Deve lopment & Resource s

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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

In 2018, the Community Foundation provided numerous professional development opportunities for nonprofit board and staff members.

RESOURCES

The Nonprofit Directory, Nonprofit Listserve, and Volunteer JH are integrated resources the community can access for free. Nonprofits create listings in the directory and post service opportunities to Volunteer JH. Each week, current opportunities are emailed to the 1,400 listserve members who also regularly post announcements, requests for information, and links to pertinent information.

Access the directory and volunteer page at cfjacksonhole.org to learn about organizations, investigate fields of interest and find service opportunities.

WORKSHOPS HOSTED

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HOURS OF TRAINING

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ORGANIZATIONS REPRESENTED

63

INDIVIDUALS ATTENDED

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$7,000

$10,000$3,000$2,500$2,500$5,000

$20,000$10,000

$7,000$5,000$4,000$4,000$7,000$4,000$3,000$5,000$3,500$7,500

$10,000$2,000$3,000$3,800

$10,000

$131,800

$10,000$23,417$7,500

$40,917

Compet i t i ve Gr an t s

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2018 COMPETITIVE GRANTS

The Foundation’s Competitive Grants Program supports projects that make a significant local impact. Our Grants Committee of volunteers with varied backgrounds, interest, and expertise reviews applications and awards grants twice a year based on community need and organizational capacity. Funding for Competitive Grants comes from Old Bill’s Co-Challengers, private donors, and endowed funds at the Foundation.

ANIMALSAnimal Adoption Center

ARTS & CULTUREArt Association of Jackson Hole Cathedral Voices Chamber Choir Center for the Arts Dancers’ Workshop Grand Teton Music FestivalJackson Hole ChoraleJackson Hole Historical Society & MuseumJackson Hole Public ArtJackson Hole WILDJackson Hole WritersNational Museum of Wildlife Art Off Square Theatre Company Riot Act Inc. Wyoming Humanities CouncilWyoming Public Media

TOTAL

CIVICFoundation for a Mindful SocietyJackson Hole Fire/EMSTeton County Access to Justice Center

TOTAL

Successful Adoptions through Training

Accessibility & Prgramming Expanding Art Fair Accessibility Music Education for AllTechnology for a Sustainable FuturePavilionInfrastructure RepairsSavion Glover in Residence David Dorfman Dance in Residence Preserving Our Valley’s Music2018 ConcertsComprehensive PlanningArtSpotArt of Science with KealohaYoung Authors Writing CampsLatino Community EngagementWildlife Painting at the Museum: A Summer Series of ClassesBeauty & the Beast/Theatre Arts EducationThin Air Shakespeare The Normal HeartRapture Blister BurnI AM Exhibit & ProgrammingStory Corps

Becoming Jackson WholeParamedic ScholarshipCivil Litigation Mediation Program

AnonymousAdams Health & Human Services EndowmentJoe AmdorJean & Tim DayLisa Flood & Thomas DewellRay Elser

Fir Creek RanchTamra & Mark HendricksonPatty & Dick JaquithKehr Levy FundTim LibassiAnnie & Travis Riddell/Clearview Strategies/Jackson Pediatrics

Terry & Bert RombergRossetter FundCarol & Chuck SchneebeckSandy & Dick ShuptrineJodi & Brian SiegfriedSibyl Wiancko Memorial Endowment for Conservation and Environment

DONORS who made gifts directly to our Competitive Grant programs include:


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CONSERVATION & ENVIRONMENTGrand Teton National Park FoundationJackson Community Recycling/Teton County ISWRJackson Hole Conservation AllianceJackson Hole Land TrustJackson Hole Wildlife FoundationLegacy Philanthropy WorksNature Conservancy - Jackson ChapterPanthera CorporationSnake River FundTeton Raptor CenterWyoming Game and FishWyoming Wilderness AssociationYellowstone-Teton Clean Energy Coalition

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EDUCATIONCentral Wyoming College Children’s Learning CenterC-V Region V BOCESInterConnections 21Jackson Hole Children’s Museum Teton County Education FoundationWyoming Stargazing

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HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICESCultivateGood Samaritan MissionHabitat for Humanity of the Greater Teton AreaHole Food RescueJackson Hole Community Counseling CenterJackson Hole Community Housing TrustJackson Hole Therapeutic Riding AssociationOne22Senior Center of Jackson Hole

Slow Food in the TetonsSt. John’s Hospital FoundationTeton County Search and Rescue FoundationTeton Youth & Family Services

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RECREATIONDoug Coombs FoundationFriends Of PathwaysJackson Hole Lacrosse ClubJackson Hole Ski & Snowboard ClubJackson Hole Youth SoccerJackson Youth HockeySkating Club of Jackson HoleSpecial Olympics Wyoming

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TOTAL COMPETITIVE GRANTS


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Preserving Bar BC Dude RanchRRR in a BoxCreating Safe Wildlife Crossings for Jackson HoleSlide into R ParkWildlife Friendly LandscapesFlat Creek Public Awareness CampaignPhenology ProjectCelebrating & Conserving Teton Mountain LionsSaving Lives on the RiverEducation about Non-Lead BulletsCooperative Game Meat Donation Youth Wilderness AmbassadorsEmissions Inventory Update

Central Wyoming College: Establishing a Culture of PhilanthropyThree Lectures, American Indian Tribes: A Nation within a NationFood for KidsArts, Culture, Community for Special-Needs & At-Risk YouthTeton County Model United Nations ConferencePlanning for a Sustainable FutureAfterschool Outreach Book Fair ExpansionNext Generation Science Standards

CULTIVATE AbilityUpdating HousingBuild The Grove, Shape Our FutureGeneral Operating SupportMyStrengthAffordable Housing: Community FirstClean Stalls, Healthy HorsesTeton County Unified Summer Scholarship FundActivities Room FlooringFriday FeastsSlow Food Bucks Prenatal Entry Program for Low-Income WomenThe Fine Line PodcastFamily Stabilization ProjectFacility Improvements

Be REAL - Mentoring ProjectBridges on Teton Pass Trails Continued Access Backcountry Awareness & EducationTournament TravelScholarshipsLearn to Skate After School ProgramWinter Games

$10,000$1,336$6,000$2,500$7,500$2,000

$10,000$5,000$7,000$5,000$3,000$2,500$7,500

$69,336

$5,000$3,000

$15,000$3,500$2,000$7,200

$17,500$2,000

$10,000

$65,200

$3,500$20,000$20,000$25,000$5,000$5,000$7,500

$50,000$16,000$30,000$5,000

$10,000$5,000

$15,000$18,800

$235,800

$6,500$6,000$2,500$7,500$5,000$3,500$3,500$2,000

$36,500

$586,553

$131,800ARTS &

CULTURE

$65,200EDUCATION

$40,917CIVIC

$69,336CONSERVATION

& ENVIRONMENT

$235,800HEALTH &

HUMAN SERVICE

$7,000ANIMALS

$36,500RECREATION

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Youth Ph i l an t hropy

YOUTH PHILANTHROPY

The Foundation’s Youth Philanthropy program teaches over 60 local high school students how to award grants effectively by reviewing applications, meeting with nonprofit staff and discussing strategies for community impact. Thank you to Erika Pearsall, the Youth Philanthropy program chair and the catalyst behind the success of this program.

ANIMALSAnimal Adoption Center

ARTS & CULTUREJackson Hole Public ArtNational Museum of Wildlife ArtRiot Act

CONSERVATION & ENVIRONMENTGrand Teton National Park FoundationJackson Hole WILD

EDUCATIONArt pARTnersBoundless: Arts & Athletics for ChildrenJackson Hole Children’s MuseumTeton Literacy Center

HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICESCLIMB WyomingGood Samaritan MissionTeton Adaptive Sports

RECREATIONFriends Of Pathways

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Tiny Microchips, Huge Benefits!

Youth Arts in the ParksState of the Art: School Art ShowWireless Microphone

Pura Vida Park Passed in Grand Teton National ParkWILD Fest: A Celebration of Science & Nature

Art EmergencyEnrichement Opportunities for ChildrenK-5th Grade STEAM ProgramsSummer Home Visits Expansion

Restoring Hope for Low-Income FamiliesFood for Hungry ChildrenGuide Pack Project

Teton Pass Bridge Project

$1,000

$1,500$500$500

$1,200$1,300

$1,000$800$500

$3,500

$2,000$3,500$2,000

$700

$20,000

Carolyn & Jim AugéJill CallahanLisa Flood & Thomas DewellFir Creek Ranch

Barbara LongLori Bantekas & Chris Lundberg/ Slab Ranch Law Firm, PLLCAli Dunford-Milburn & Max Milburn/Vertical Services

Terry & Bert RombergRuth Moran & Jim RooksMargaret Creel & Roger Smith

DONORS who made gifts directly to Youth Philanthropy include:


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2018 FUTURE MS. OLD BILL’S AWARD RECIPIENT


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In 2013, an anonymous donor established the Future Mr. or Ms. Old Bill’s Award. The recipient—chosen from Youth Philanthropy participants—receives $1,500 toward college tuition and $500 to grant to a nonprofit of his or her choice. The 2018 recipient, Ellie Dunn, attended the Jackson Hole Community School and served on the Foundation’s Competitive Grants Committee for five cycles. Ellie is an avid mountain biker and throughout high school volunteered doing trail and advocacy work with Mountain Bike the Tetons

and the Greater Yellowstone Coalition. She created and starred in a video about trail etiquette that reached over 7,000 people and gave a presentation about the importance of youth mountain biking at a recent public lands symposium. Ellie is currently attending Stanford University.

“Reviewing and awarding grants was incredibly

rewarding, giving me a unique perspective into

the nonprofit world.”– Ellie Dunn,

Future Ms. Old Bill’s Awardee

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EFFECTIVENONPROFITS


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M icro Gr an t s

MICRO GRANTS

The Foundation’s Micro Grant program supports small, distinct and unexpected projects with potential to address imminent community needs.

ARTS & CULTUREJackson Hole Community RadioJackson Hole Historical Society & MuseumNational Museum of Wildlife Art

CIVIC Old Wilson Schoolhouse Community Center

CONSERVATION & ENVIRONMENTJackson Hole WILD

EDUCATION Central Wyoming CollegeChildren’s Learning Center

Girls Actively Participating!Jackson Hole Children’s MuseumUniversity of Wyoming - Jackson Campus

HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES Jackson Hole Therapeutic Riding AssociationOne22

RECREATIONCasting for RecoveryJackson Hole FC/Adult Soccer Club

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Production Room ComputerElectrical Upgrade for StoryCorps StudioHigh School Curators

Electric Box Update

Virtual Reality Headsets & Short-Throw Projector

Scholarship for Start Up IntensiveJeff Johnson Workshop for Early Childhood Greenhouse for Little GardenersStrategic Planning FacilitationCollateral for Finding a New Home Leadership JH, Here For You Mental Health Campaign

Attachment-Focused Family Therapy TrainingCommunity Interpreter Training

2018 RetreatJackson Hole Invitational Soccer Tournament

$900$500$500

$1,000

$500

$1,000$1,000$1,000

$500$1,000$1,000

$600$1,000

$1,000$1,000

$11,600

“Since we live outside of Jackson, we rely on the knowledge of the Community Foundation’s Grants

Committee to evaluate grant proposals…we capitalize on their thorough evaluation, due-diligence,

measurement of project results, and oversight.” –Marshall Rose, Fund Advisor


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Oppor tun i t i e s Fund & Capac i t y Bu i l d i ng

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CAPACITY BUILDING GRANT

In 2018, the Foundation’s Capacity Building Committee awarded a $159,000 multi-year grant to Teton Literacy for its SOAR program, an intensive continuum for a select cohort of at-risk students to combat summer learning loss and supplement school-day learning.

A cradle-to-college program, SOAR is free for students who commit for their entire school careers. In its first year, SOAR provided 8,065 hours of intensive academic support for 71 students, connecting literacy with science, math, and recreational activities. To the right, the first SOAR cohort is pictured on a hike.

OPPORTUNITIES FUND

The Foundation’s Opportunities Fund supports capacity building and collective impact to ensure the long-term stability and reach of local nonprofits. This fund provides significant resources to support expansion and increased effectiveness of organizations in Teton County.

One22Teton Free ClinicTeton Literacy Center

TOTAL

One22 Technology Capacity BuildingMedical Management for Diabetes in Teton CountySOAR Cradle to College Program

$55,000$41,000$53,000

$149,000

OPPORTUNITIES FUND


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COLLECTIVE IMPACT

The Latino population in Jackson Hole is developing Type 2 Diabetes at an alarming rate, and the price of insulin is skyrocketing. In response, the Foundation’s Collective Impact Committee convened representatives from organizations working to address this issue. From there, the group began collaborative work, identifying immediate needs and gaps in service resulting in St. John’s nutritionists donating their time at Teton Free Clinic. To support these efforts, the Foundation’s Collective Impact Committee granted $41,000 for a cost-sharing program with local diabetic patients to mitigate the high cost of insulin. Going forward, the group will expand preventative wellness programs to serve pre-diabetic patients and eventually change the course of this disease in our community. As they proceed, the Foundation’s Collective Impact Committee will be right there with them providing additional support, as needed.

Col l e c t i ve Impac t

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“The Foundation’s ability to convene organizations in the

spirit of collaboration helps us balance thoughtful conservation

with healthy growth and an expanding economy.”

–Lisa Carlin, Board Member & Fundholder

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Leg ac y Soc ie t y & Fund H igh l i gh t s

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EDELWEISS FUNDThe Edelweiss Fund began with a testamentary gift from a pioneering female petroleum geologist from Casper, Wyoming. Named in honor of her Swiss heritage, this fund continues her philanthropic legacy. During her life, she enjoyed helping people, especially women, to achieve their dreams, and contributed to her favorite fields: earth sciences and natural history. In 2018, the Edelweiss Women & Girls Fund supported Wyoming’s Latina Youth Conference, an annual two-day event for 5th-12th grade girls of Hispanic descent from across the state. The conference provides a welcoming space for these young women to engage in educational workshops, see cultural performances and explore possibilities for their future careers.

LEGACY SOCIETY

Bequests and charitable trusts provide immense benefits to nonprofits. The Community Foundation can help create strategic approaches to planned giving, and can accept varied assets including art and real estate. Trusts, bequests, and annuities benefiting the Foundation can support your favorite organizations in perpetuity and enrich Jackson’s future.

AnonymousJean & Salisbury Adams*Gainor & Joe BennettPetie BennettPegi & Kent BernardMarion BuchenrothNancy & Dick CollisterMary Anne Cree & Richard* CreeCarolyn “Scottie” Dejanikus*Virginia Deloney*Jodie Pond & Bill FieldRegena FieldJohn E. Fox

Laurie & Bill FriedemanBecky & Tom FrisbiePamela & Scott GibsonCarol & John GonnellaLeslye & David HardieElizabeth Hecht*Karen & Richard HobbinsMercedes HuffSara Jane JohnsonJayne & Dick JohnstonBecky & Ted KimmelLiz Masek & Edward KolskyMaralyn & Senator Grant Larson

Jim McAfee*Esther & Paul McCollister*Dietrich Oberreit*Susie & Stuart PalmerBertram RaynesTerry & Bert RombergPeggy Rose Schneider*Juli & Hort SpitzerSue & Pike H.* Sullivan, Jr.Jean Louise & Walter I. Thieme*Tina & Karl* Weber

* Deceased

DONORS who have included the Foundation in their will or other estate plans include:


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LUKE STALKER GLOBAL FELLOWSHIPThe Luke Stalker Global Fellowship helps young people build bridges to other cultures. The Stalker family created this fellowship to honor their son Luke’s memory and celebrate his experiential approach to learning. The 2018 Luke Stalker Global Fellow, Kali Pratt, traveled to Lesvos, Greece where she volunteered at refugee camps. While there, she oversaw resident volunteers, kept facilities in order, and taught English and computer skills.

“I am extremely thankful for this opportunity. It was an emotional roller

coaster to witness refugees getting through their days. I learned a lot

about myself, the goals I hold, and the professional life I want to lead.”

-Kali Pratt, Global Fellow

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Key F in anac i a l I nd i c a tor s

KEY FINANCIAL INDICATORS

The Community Foundation of Jackson Hole manages over $70 million in assets. We are a small-town organization with big city expertise, providing our constituents with personal attention and expert advice.

Key indicators are extracted from annually audited financial statements and exclude inter-fund gifts and grants. For complete financials, visit cfjacksonhole.org. A copy of our 990 is available upon request.

AS OF DECEMBER 31 Total Assets

Total ContributionsTotal Additions to Agency Funds

Total Gifts

Total Grants & Programs Total Grants Disbursed from Agency Funds

Total Grants & Programs

$72,335,000

$33,013,100$2,575,300

$35,588,400

$24,192,800$516,000

$24,708,800

$66,119,000

$23,371,100$1,862,400

$25,233,500

$22,909,600$273,700

$23,183,300

20172018

TOTAL ASSETS BY FUND TYPE

OPERATIONAL EXPENSES

ADMINISTRATION 2%

GRANTS & PROGRAMS 98%ADVISED 50%

DESIGNATED 37%

DISCRETIONARY GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS 13%

GRANT DETAIL

OLD BILL’S / TIN CUP 54%

DISCRETIONARY GRANTS / SCHOLARSHIPS 6%

DESIGNATED 5%

ADVISED 35%

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Donor S tor y

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D O N O RS T O R Y

J A N E T A N D B O B W H I T M I R E

Janet and Bob Whitmire are continually

amazed by the concept of Co-Challengers.

“It is incredible that a group of people

with a philanthropic bent put $3 million

in a pot for other members of the

community to distribute.” They are

thrilled to be a part of this selfless group,

and Janet even “finds it freeing to give

without knowing exactly where it goes.

I like not having to control every aspect.

There are so many things that are not on

my radar.”

Janet and Bob met during a ski lesson in

Vail. The session ended with a race, which

they choose to agree they both won. In

1999, they started vacationing for a few

weeks in Jackson each winter, but it was

not until they began spending summers

in the valley that they realized they were

always sad to leave.

One summer day when hiking back to

Teton Village from Marion Lake, they

missed the tram down and had to walk

to the base. The additional miles were

challenging, but as they descended they

could hear the Grand Teton Music

Festival’s symphony playing, which

immediately lifted their spirits.

As the Whitmires spent more time in

Jackson, they also met wonderful people.

As Bob puts it, “People in Jackson live

in technicolor. No one is here by

accident, and everyone is passionate

about something.”

Connecting with more people also led to

a deeper involvement in the community.

Janet’s parents always modeled such

values—serving was a core part of her

upbringing. Bob says his philanthropy is

inspired by his wife. According to Janet,

he is a quick study. They both “believe the

resources [they] have are only [theirs] to

do something good with, to put back into

the world.”

The Whitmires have served on a number

of local boards, and Janet is now a member

of the Foundation’s Grants Committee. In

addition to their Co-Challenger support,

they both enjoy giving directly to specific

nonprofits through Old Bill’s. Reflecting

on the event, Bob notes, “People just

want to be a part of it. It’s catchable. It

reminds you that people are inherently

good. If I ever hear someone say, ‘What

can I do, I am just one person?’ I have

two-words for them. Old Bill’s.”


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Suppor t t he Commun i t y Foundat ion

THE FOUNDATION CIRCLE

Members of the Foundation Circle directly support the Community Foundation’s work with unrestricted donations. Invaluable resources including competitive grants, the nonprofit salary survey, and professional development workshops are made possible with these gifts.

$10,000+Anonymous (2)Val & Dick BeckDavid and Lisa Carlin FundCollister Family FundSarah Evans Lannie & Bill HoglundJannotta-Pearsall Family FundLeslie & Chris JohnsonKehr Levy FundNewton Foundation FundJulie & Hugh O’HalloranJudy & Don OpatrnyVeronica & Gary SilberbergEstate of Mike Thieme

$5,000 - $9,999Kathleen & Charles CannonFour Seasons Resort Jackson HoleMyrna & Stephen GreenbergRobin & Sam LightnerStuart and Susie Palmer FundBeth PfeifferEstate of Kristyne Rupert

$1,000 - $4,999AnonymousJoe Albright and Marcia Kunstel Charitable FundBetty & Shaun AndrikopoulosAlta & Stan BarerGainor & Joe BennettBob BerlinCarol & Dennis BerrymanLynne & Vice President Richard CheneyKatharine Conover Ann CornellMargaret & John CulbertsonJulie & Matt FaupelWilliam Field and Jodie Pond Fund Philip Fleischman

Lisa & Charles FleischmanPamela & Scott GibsonHadden GoodmanBland and Liza Hoke Family FundMissy & David HosterReece JenkinsCarrie and Scott Kirkpatrick FundSenator Grant and Maralyn Larson FundNancy & John Luther/The Luther Family Foundation Inc.Maitland FundBeth & Greg McCoyAnne & Tom MullerJanet & Bill O’NeilLloyd & Sharon Powell Kitty & John ResorLisa & Steve RobertsonRossetter FundJerry SchendelPam & Phelps SwiftSystemic Change FundKarla Tessler Family FundAllan and Frances Tessler FundThursday Roundtable FundStanford and Barbara Trachtenberg FundTruist Sandra & Bruce TullyJuliet UnfriedValley Landscape Service

$1 - $999Anonymous (10)Robbi Farrow & Brad AbramsSalisbury AdamsPatti Stancarone & Joseph AlbrachtLance AshCarolyn & Jim AugéSallie & Duby Ausley/Ausley Law FirmMickey BabcockJanine Shissler & David BaeGeneva Chong & David Barnett

Jean Barash & Dave BarrettCindy & Jimmy BartzSally & Denny BeckerJohn BeckerEmily & Bryan BedrosianBonnie & Mert BellRobert BellPetie BennettLiz BensonMary & Alan BergeronPatti BerlinEmily & Matt BoyerCarrie & Bryan BoyntonStephanie Brennan Amy & Herb BrooksLinda & Tony Brooks/The Brooks FoundationAnn-Toy & Porter BroughtonTisch BrownPaul BrownCindy BudgeCathie & Bruce BurklandMarian & Dennis ButcherBarbara & Bud ButterfieldBetty Nelson & Lois CannonLisa CarpenterAnn & Vance CarruthNancy & Andrew Carson/Cony CorporationAnn King CarterChristina & Clayton CartierMary CarverCynthia CastilloFrances ClarkJessica & John CoakleyJimmie & Rich CogburnAli Cohane/Persephone Bakery/PicnicColeman Family FundEugenie CoppHelen & Mike CottinghamJonathan Cowan/Third WayScott DailyMitch Dann

DONORS who made gifts directly to the Foundation Circle include:


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Kristen Lindahl & Johann DeisenhoferSusan & Paul DivjakEdmund A. Jr.& Adelaide M. Donnan FundAudrey EdgeworthSyd & Gary ElliottDenny Emory in memory of Liza, the dogElizabeth & Anders EngleMandy FabelFactory ITMissy FalceyVirginia Faulkner-MonksDeborah & John FialkaGary FinkelMJ & Dan FormanKate & Aaron FosterKara & Bob FosterMargot Walk & Jerry FreelandJan FriedlundJulianne & Ed FriesLou & John FurrerLee & Kathryn Gardner FundMary Gieck/Blue Spruce CleanersMary & Tom GilbaneCaroline Janda & Michel GlouchevitchConnie Wieneke & Richard GreenwoodPeg Gilday & Maho HakoshimaJulie Ann Giacobassi & Zach HallFrancesca & Mike HammerLeslye, Cameron, Lachlan & David HardieFran & Don HargerCarol & John HarknessLaura & Brandon HarrisonBarbara & Chuck HerzKaren & Richard HobbinsBarbara & Chris HoeftSusan & Jack HoganMissy & David HosterLisa Larson-Hoyt & William HoytMercedes HuffRobert HughesMaggie & Jim HuntBecky & Tom JordanBarb KaplanBecky & Ted KimmelSinead King/Handle It, Inc.Julie & Shawn KlomparensLiz Masek & Eddie KolskyLaura & Ted LaddKathrin Luderer & Joe LarrowHelen LarsonLeadership at PlayDiane Harley & Mike LenichLea Bonnecaze & Ian LevensonMillie Jimenez & Greg LeyTim LibassiLety LieraKatsey LongSharel LoveSusan & Leonard LucasJohn LyleGwenn Cagann & Ross MacIntyre

Penny MaldonadoLinda MarsJane Matthews Maureen & Thom MayerGeorge McClelland FundRachel Wigglesworth & Nate McClennenNicki & Brendan McDermott/ Northwestern MutualSusan McDowell Patrick McGaughDawn & Michael McHugh/ Quality Painting & Services of JHBev & Ed McIlnayJulie & Bob McLaurinIrene & Moe MellionVickie & Mark MemmerBobbi & John MillerJon MillerElinor & Scott MillerYvonne & Jim MinorAllison & Dave MonroeTyler MontgomeryBobbi & Jim MosesCeleste MyersMichele NelsonNancy & Loren NelsonEllen NolanRobert Nolan/Nolo Resources LLCCatherine Ann Tallichet & Tim OakleyJulie & Will OberingDietrich OberreitMarlene & Michael OlinKathleen Heenan & Clary OlmsteadDeirdre O’MaraRamsay PalmerElaine & Dan ParkBiba & Jon Parker FoundationClaire & Glen PerrinKelly & Dan PetersonPatsy & David RaaumCindy, Claire & Jim RaddaLucy & Toby RankinBertram Raynes The Reserve ClubRheam Family/Grand Fishing AdventuresStephanie Richey/FlexjetHap RidgwayLisa RidgwayCynthia RiedelRobin & Peter RobertsSusan & Thomas RobertsCarol & William RogersElisabeth RohrbachTerry & Bert RombergPeter RosenbergSam & Padgett’s Nonprofit Wedding RegistryShane Rothman/Free Snow KingBarbara, Thibaud & Scott SanchezCarol Chesney & Tim SandlinChris & Louisa Sandvig Pam Sather

Judy & John ScarboroughDiane SchaferClaudia & Michael SchrotzAnne SchulerSchwartz Family Teton County Legacy FundKatherine ScottHuijun Zheng & John ShermanJenny May & Danny ShervinAlice SiegelBarbara & Arnold SilvermanBitsy & Garnett Smith/Garnett A. Smith Family FoundationKatie & Thomas SmitsAmanda SolidayLaura & Will SoltauJeanie & Fred StaehrDiana Osuna & Tom StallingsJulia Longenecker & Darby StappGary StevensNancy & Kelly StirnLinda & Burr StorrsMartine & David StoutKim & Jack StrellisMelissa Turley, George & Chris StumpAnna & Steve SullivanClare Payne Symmons & Mike SymmonsKelley-Ann TetraultRobert I. & Susan G. Tilling FundMary Ann TiltonJennifer TrumanChristine & Tote TurnerCarolyn & Mike ValeVogelheim Family FundVandy Walker/Peak Builders, Inc.Linore & Jim WallaceLisa & Mark WanCharyla & Mike WardLexey WautersRobert WempleAmy WheelerSuzanne & John WhitmoreEd WiggChris & Kurt WimbergJune & Steve WolfsonCharles Woodward/Natural Resource Co.Sara Flitner & Bill WotkynsJason WrightCindy & Peter WuerslinJess, Nico, Sita & Brook YeomansSuzanne YoungDimmie & Greg ZeiglerSandra & Jeff Zender

In-KindDavid Elan/Income Focus Portfolio ManagementJohn Heymann/NewLevel GroupPeter Lobozzo Photography

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COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FUNDS

Simplify your giving by opening a fund. Individuals and families create funds to honor loved ones, address specific issues, or invest in particular areas of interest. Over the last 30 years, we have granted over $300 million through our funds and grant programs. Contact our expert staff about donating to one of the 250 funds we manage.

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Commun i t y Foundat ion Funds

NEW FUNDS CREATED IN 2018 Betty B. Baril FundBrian’s Full RideCharles Fuller Ross Memorial FundChildren’s Learning Center Reserves PortfolioThe Club at 3 Creek Scholarship Endowment Coleman Family FundCornelson FundDan and MJ Forman FundVance & Deirdre Griffith FundDawn and John Hummel Family FundGerald and Helen Halpin Memorial FundGerald T. Halpin & Helen R. Halpin CRT FundJackson Whole Grocer/Systems of Care FundCagann MacIntyre Family FundGeorge McClelland FundOld Wilson Schoolhouse Community Center EndowmentParke Family FundParr Family Charitable FundPresident’s Discretionary FundRotary Club of Jackson Hole Foundation - Finish Line Scholarship EndowmentSnake River Grill Scholarship FundTeton Literacy Center Endowment Thor PeakDr. John Ward Oncology EndowmentWellness Garden at May Park

DESIGNATED & AGENCY FUNDSDesignated Funds benefit one or more specific organization and address immediate or long-term needs.

Baldwin Art Association EndowmentBoundless FundCanfield Endowment for the Senior CenterCenter for Forgiveness FundCenter for Forgiveness Fund - Water SystemCenter for the Arts EndowmentCentral Wyoming College EndowmentCommunity Foundation of Jackson Hole EndowmentCommunity Safety Network Continue EndowmentCommunity Safety Network Education/Cameron Cottages FundCommunity Safety Network Safehouse FundAlan and Ellen Daus Family Memorial EndowmentVirginia M. Deloney EndowmentFocus on Youth EndowmentFriends of Recycling EndowmentFriends of the Jackson District Fund

Joan and David Goldfarb Classical and Jazz Collection EndowmentHousehold Hazardous Waste Collection EndowmentLaw Enforcement Support Organization FundLeague of Women Voters - Legislative Aid Fund & EndowmentMcAfee Scouting EndowmentJill and Lewis Mithun Library Foundation EndowmentKaren Oatey Scholarship EndowmentOld Bill’s Fun Run Match FundStuart and Susie Palmer Life Insurance FundPAWS of Jackson Hole EndowmentRussian Club of Jackson Hole FundSenior Center of Jackson Hole EndowmentSt. John’s Hospital Foundation EndowmentState Library Match for the Teton County Library Agency EndowmentState Library Match for the Teton County Library Donor EndowmentTeton Boulder Project FundTeton County Library Foundation Agency EndowmentTeton County Library Foundation Alta Agency EndowmentTeton County Library Foundation Donor EndowmentTeton Raptor Center FundTeton Valley Ranch Camp Scholarship EndowmentWolfenson Challenge/Energy Conservation WorksBetty Woolsey Olympian Endowment

DONOR ADVISED & AFFINITY FUNDSDonor advised funds provide immediate tax benefits and the ability for advisors to award grants whenever they like.

1% for the Tetons FundStephen P. Adamson, Jr. Memorial FundAdler EndowmentAdler Trust FundJoe Albright and Marcia Kunstel Charitable FundAngelica EndowmentC and R Ankeny Family FundJoseph C. and Gainor L. Bennett FundBernard Family EndowmentMarion Buchenroth FundCapt.Bob FundCarlin Family FundDavid and Lisa Carlin FundBarbara Carlsberg FundElaine and John Carney FundLynne Cheney Charitable FundThe Club at 3 Creek FundCody Creek One FundCollister Family FundJean Cortner Fund


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Dotch Cousins Memorial FundCarol Andrews Coxhead FundCraighead Family Trust FundRichard and Mary Anne Cree EndowmentThomas L. and Carol Ann Crow FundChristoph and Paula Cushman FundR & V Cushman FundEllen and Alan Daus Memorial FundCarolyn S. Dejanikus FundMissy Falcey FundRegena Field FundWilliam A. Field FundSylvia Neil and Dan Fischel FundJohn Edward Fox FundLee and Kathryn Gardner FundGeorgi/Ishikawa Family FundGGCP, Inc. FundScott and Pam Gibson Family FundBob Graham and Karen Terra FundGround Up FundGrand Teton Lodge Company Envision Fund & EndowmentElizabeth Karns Hecht Fund & EndowmentCarlton Henson FundHill Family FundHofley FundBland and Liza Hoke Family FundRobert and Gail Hughes FundJannotta-Pearsall Family FundRichard D. Jennings Charitable FundSara Jane Johnson FundRichard P. and Jayne A. Johnston FundJordan EndowmentTom Kalishman FundKarns Family FundCarrie and Scott Kirkpatrick FundKatharina Kolleth Memorial FundJane and Charles Kusek Charitable FundSenator Grant and Maralyn Larson FundPatty Layser Memorial FundKehr Levy FundLummis Family FundLuke Lynch Memorial FundMKF FundHolly F. McCollister IMO Paul and Esther McCollister FundMichael and June McCollister in Memory of Paul and Esther McCollister FundPaul and Esther McCollister EndowmentMaitland FundCory and Annie Newton Charitable FundNewton Foundation FundJack and Carole Nunn FundObering Family FundGilman and Marge Ordway FundStuart and Susie Palmer FundMeg and Bert Raynes Wildlife FundTerry and Bert Romberg FundSteve Romeo Memorial FundRossetter FundPeggy Rose Schneider EndowmentSchwartz Family Teton County Legacy FundElizabeth “Flicka” Scott FundMichael Sellet & Mary Alice Huemoeller FundAlexander Castle Sheldon Memorial FundSieglinde FundSingleton Family FundSmail and Jarrell FundAnn Smith Advised FundMarguerite H. Snowdon FundSnowdon-Desgouttes FundJarad Spackman Memorial FundHorton and Juli Spitzer FundSTARR Fund & Endowment

The StoneRiver Foundation FundPam and Phelps Swift Family FundSystemic Change FundTeton Dermatology FundAllan and Frances Tessler FundKarla Tessler Family FundWalter I. “Mike” and Jean Louise Thieme EndowmentThursday Roundtable FundRobert I. and Susan G. Tilling FundStanford and Barbara Trachtenberg FundJohn & Laura Turner EndowmentVinson FundVogelheim Family FundWalton FundWhitmire Family FundWilliam D. Weiss FundWiancko Family Fund

DISCRETIONARY GRANT FUNDSIn 2018, the Foundation granted over $760,000 through its discretionary grant programs.

Adams Health & Human Services EndowmentArts & Culture FundCivic FundCompetitive Grants Program EndowmentConservation & Environment FundEdelweiss FundEducation FundHealth & Human Services FundMicro Grant FundOpportunities FundPike H. Sullivan Jr. Conservation EndowmentSibyl Wiancko Memorial Endowment for Conservation & EnvironmentYouth Philanthropy Fund & Endowment

SCHOLARSHIP & AWARD FUNDSIn 2018, the Foundation supported fifty students with $336,500 through our Scholarship Funds.

Buffalo Valley Scholarship EndowmentChildress Family Scholarship FundThe Club at 3 Creek Scholarship Fund & EndowmentJoan Jurich Deem Scholarship EndowmentLevi Dowell Memorial Scholarship Fund & EndowmentEAA - Young Eagles Flight Scholarship FundEducation for Our Future Fund & EndowmentErin’s FundFirst in Family Jackson Hole EndowmentBilly Frank Memorial Scholarship EndowmentThe Future Mr. and Mrs. Old Bill Scholarship FundJackson Hole Chamber of Commerce Scholarship IMO Maysie Reach Fund & EndowmentJackson Hole Fine Arts Scholarship Fund & EndowmentTed Jonke Memorial Soccer Scholarship Fund & EndowmentArchie Jurich Scholarship EndowmentArchie and Lois (Kemper) Jurich EndowmentJoseph & Kristina Jurich Family Memorial Scholarship EndowmentAdolph & Hulda Kemper Family Memorial Scholarship EndowmentLois Kemper Jurich Memorial Scholarship EndowmentDavid & Jane Love Scholarship for Excellence in Geology EndowmentCharles Reid Schouboe Memorial Scholarship EndowmentLuke Stalker Global Fellowship FundKatie Tapp Memorial Scholarship FundTeton Pines Country Club Scholarship Fund & Endowment

IMO : In Memory OfIHO : In Honor Of

Old B i l l ’s Run Fun

OLD BILL’S FUN RUN

For twenty two years, Mr. and Mrs. Old Bill have inspired thousands to donate millions through this innovative community fundraiser.

TOTAL RAISED IN 22 YEARS $159,339,346

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TOTALS RAISED IN 2018

Volunteered1,915 hours

Households inTeton County participate

370 PEOPLE

$9.7 MILLIONGifts designated for specific nonprofits

$3.6 MILLIONMatch Pool Gifts from Mr. & Mrs. Old Bill, Co-Challengers & Friends.

4,000 PARTICIPANTS $13.3 MILLIONTotal Raised in 2018

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$3.6 MILLIONMATCH POOL

$76,000Donated by Friends of The Match

3,808 DONORS made 20,725 gifts with the median gift of $300

$3 MILLIONDonated by Co-Challengers

$500,000Donated by Mr. & Mrs. Old Bill 69 CO-CHALLENGERS

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CHALLENGE – $500,000 Mr. & Mrs. Old Bill

DOUBLE BLACK DIAMOND – $250,000 Adrienne & John Mars Gloria & Bill Newton+

BLACK DIAMOND – $150,000 Leslie & Chris Johnson+

DIAMOND – $100,000 Susan & John Jackson Peggy & David Sokol Pike / Susan Sullivan Foundation* Frances & Allan Tessler+

PLATINUM BUSINESS – $75,000 The Club at 3 Creek

PLATINUM – $75,000 Lannie & Bill Hoglund+

GOLD BUSINESS – $50,000Gros Ventre River Ranch / Karl & Tina Weber Charitable Fund

GOLD – $50,000Marcia Kunstel & Joe Albright+ Lisa Carlin+ Mary Anne CreeSusan & Joe DavenportDeborah & Jon Dawson+ Christine & Ross HartleyCarlton Henson Erika Pearsall & Ned Jannotta+Kemmerer Family Foundation Marsha & John Kleinheinz Mays Family Foundation / Peggy & Lowry MaysStoneRiver Foundation / Veronica & Gary Silberberg+William Stamps Farish Fund

SILVER BUSINESS – $35,000 First Republic Bank*Graham-Faupel-Mendenhall / Karen Terra & Bob Graham, Julie & Matt Faupel and Mack Mendenhall

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SILVER – $35,000Anonymous+ Nancy & Dick Collister+ David Landes and the family of Karen Oatey* Shirley & Paul Piper Janet & Bob Whitmire

BRONZE BUSINESS – $25,000 Bank of Jackson HoleFour Seasons Resort Huff | Vaughn | Sassi / Laurie Huff and Mercedes Huff*Osprey BeveragesRocky Mountain BankRusty Parrot Lodge / Harrison FamilySnake River Brewing Wells FargoWRJ Design / Klaus Baer & Rush JenkinsZions Bank

BRONZE – $25,000 Anonymous (2)*Patti Stancarone & Joe Albracht+ Valerie Brown & Don Baker Val & Dick Beck+ Liz & David Chandler Shirley & Ed Cheramy Peggy & Kirk Davenport Margot Snowdon & Yves Desgouttes Nancy & Rolf Engh Sheryl & Jeffrey Flug* John E. Fox Sanae Ishikawa & Richard Georgi Pamela & Scott Gibson+ Judy Hofflund & Tom Hansen Marne & Ed Holstein Hughes Charitable Foundation* Kamilla & John Hurley* Katharine Conover & Fred Keller*+ Carrie & Scott Kirkpatrick Debbie & Bob Kopp Catherine & David Loevner* Patty & John Lummis* Stacey & Robert Morse* Niner Family* Marge & Gil Ordway Sharon & Jerry Schendel+Jay Varley Sasha & Mike Zolik

OLD BILL’S CO-CHALLENGERS

+ Category includes an additional unrestricted gift to the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole * New Co-Challenger in 2018

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Fr iends o f t he Mat ch

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$100-$999Anonymous (6)Barbara & Bill AdamsJohn BeahrsSandra Gilley & Darwin BellPegi & Kent BernardHelen & Dave BishopDebbie & Lonnie BoyerTheresa & Jim BurnsideBill CavenderJean & Mark ClarkSusan CrosserDonna CyganLisa Flood & Thomas DewellSusan & Paul DivjakPauline Towers-Dykeman, Trey & Paul DykemanDavid ElanJames FacerCharlotte & Jack FarrarJohn FeaginGreat Northern Coffee CompanyHand Fire PizzaJane & Steve HippBarbara & Chris HoeftPreston Hughes/Preston G. Hughes Foundation Inc.

Jackson Hole Racing CompanyJean JohnsonKathy KarahadianKirsten & Peter KernSusan & Kevin Kroeger/Kroeger Family Charitable FoundationKerry LambCarole & Ed LiebzeitBlake MageeMary & Arthur MillerTyler MontgomeryStephen MulherinCatherine Ann Tallichet & Tim OakleyStephanie & Mark RocheLori & Laurent Roux/ Whole Story ProductionsEllen & Peter SafirJoanie SamuelsonSandra & Ted SchullJane SquiresAdria & Jeff StinesTheodore SwiftBerniece & Harold Turner/ Triangle X RanchJune & Steve Wolfson

$1-$99 Anonymous (7)Gordon AndrewGeneva Chong & David BarnettPatti BerlinIrene & James BrinkerhoffAmy & Herb BrooksDee & Sandy BuckstaffStacey & Rob CaesarCindy Corona & Eduardo Rodriguez CarrilloBeatrice ChavezSusan Clark/Ranger Raymer CabinKaren & Jim ColemanLaura Lynn DavenportCaryn & Tim FlanaganChristian Burch & John Frechette/ MADE & Mountain DandyJean & Robert FultonJudy GaguanoCourtney & Chris GrantPeg Gilday & Maho HakoshimaScott HaloConnie & John HansenCarol & John HarknessKathi HartmanLinda HazenLaura & Tom HedgesSusan & Andrew HeffronChelcie JonkeCindy KahaouSusan & Fred Kingwill

Kim Day & Jim KleineSara KnightDiane Harley & Mike LenichElizabeth Drapela & Steve MarkasonWhitney MatsonAmy & Forrest McCarthyNicki & Brendan McDermott/ Northwestern MutualJovita MckeanPedro MelendezAli Dunford-Milburn & Max MilburnRichard MuzzyKaren Youngblood & James Peck/ Lewis & Clark ExpeditionsLisa & Scott PiersonShelby & Rosie ReadAnnie & Travis Riddell/Jackson Pediatrics/Clearview StrategiesRuth Moran & Jim RooksPam SatherJody Donovan & Susan ScarlataSamuel ScottJudy & Dean ShimminDiana Osuna & Tom StallingsSarah & Jim SullivanClare Payne Symmons & Mike SymmonsCarrie Kruse & Ian TyreeJudith Shosie & Cassidy VareLucinda Abbe & James Warner

Collectively, organizations that participate in Old Bill’s receive over 20,000 gifts. We encourage nonprofits to acknowledge their donors directly. The Foundation recognizes donors who make gifts to the Match, Foundation programs, or our operating budget.

$5,000-$10,000Tania & Tom EvansJulie & Ritson FergusonAnn & Morris KinneIrene & Alan LundBarbara & Don SealeKenneth & Caroline Taylor

$1,000-$4,999Mickey BabcockCarol & Dennis BerrymanSam & Jeff BrownJane & John CareyCarol Andrews Coxhead & Peter CoxheadLisa & Charles Fleischman

Pam & Duncan Goldie-MorrisonMissy & David HosterJanet & Bill O’NeilCarol & Douglas PitmanStory Clark Resor & Bill ResorJane & Nelson SchwabBob ShervinJill & Robert ThomasSusan & Buckner Woodford

DONORS who gave $76,188 to the Old Bill’s Match Pool in 2018 include:

FRIENDS OF THE MATCH

Friends of the Match join Mr. & Mrs. Old Bill and Co-Challengers to create the matching grants that organizations receive through Old Bill’s.

Special thanks to Julie & Will Obering for funding Old Bill’s Run Day prizes.

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Deidre Ashley JH Community Counseling CenterFio Lazarte Beal Teton Literacy CenterBruce Burkland Teton Youth & Family ServicesStacey Caesar Teton Free ClinicCarter Cox JH Conservation AllianceLisa Craighead Craighead InstituteAnne Cresswell JH Community Housing TrustPaige Byron Curry JH Youth SoccerMac Dukart Greater Yellowstone CoalitionNicole Garrett BoundlessMari Allan Hanna Jackson Community Recycling/ISWRLaura Harrison Newton FoundationKim Hunt Teton County Education FoundationChelcie Jonke Ted Jonke Memorial Soccer ScholarshipJulie Klomparens JH Ski & Snowboard ClubCasey Lewis Search & Rescue FoundationTracy Logan Teton Science SchoolsNatalia D. Macker Off Square Theatre CompanySue B. Mason CLIMB WyomingAli Dunford Milburn Hole Food RescueLily Mohler JH Fire/EMSSteve Morriss JH Therapeutic Riding AssociationClaire Perrin Boy Scout Troop #268Ponteir Sackrey Grand Teton National Park FoundationMaggie Schilling Teton County Library FoundationKoreen Sheridan Teton County Education FoundationJudy Singleton Community Safety NetworkLaura Soltau Teton Literacy CenterCarey Stanley One22Stephanie Thomas Search & Rescue FoundationPauline Towers- Teton County Library Foundation Dykeman David Watson Teton Raptor Center

RUN COMMITTEEBunnery Bakery & RestaurantButtercream Design Co.Canvas UnlimitedDelcon Partners, LLCExposure SignsFriends of PathwaysGreat Northern Coffee CompanyHabitat for HumanityHaderlie FarmsHigh Country Linen ServiceHughes ProductionJackson Community Recycling/ ISWRJackson Curbside RecyclingJackson Hole Mountain ResortJackson Hole POP!Jackson Hole SecurityJackson Whole GrocerJackson Hole Lions ClubKHOL, 89.1 Jackson Hole Community RadioLocal Restaurant and BarLucky’s MarketMacy’s ServicesMcDonald’s of Jackson HoleMountain Resort Services

Open CreativePAWS of Jackson HolePearl Street BagelsPearl Street Market/ Aspens MarketPersephone BakeryPinky G’s PizzeriaRevolution Indoor CyclingRich BroadcastingRock On Climbing WallsRosie ReadSnake River BrewingSnow King ResortSt. John’s Medical CenterSTART BusStinky PrintsTerra Firma OrganicsTeton County/Jackson Parks and RecreationWestside Wine & SpiritsThe Wort HotelTrilipidermWestbank SanitationWyoming Public RadioXOWyo

IN-KIND DONORS

Thank you to the 353 volunteers that helped make Old Bill’s 2018 happen. For a full list of volunteers, please visit oldbills.org.

Old Bill’s is committed to community and planet and holds an Inspire Certification through the Council for Responsible Sport.

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GIFTS TO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FUNDS

AAnonymous (3) Deb Wuersch & Bob AblondiSteve AckersonBarbara & Bill AdamsDavid Agnello/ David Agnello PhotographyJoe Albright and Marcia Kunstel Charitable FundCarolyn & Donald AllenAndrea & Robert Andersen/ RC Andersen, LLCJean AndersonYana, Griffen & Richard AndersonClayton AndrewsBetty & Shaun AndrikopoulosHelen & Fred ArbuckleBrenda & Don ArdingerMary & Dan ArmourNatalie Clark & Henry ArmourArrowleaf Engineering, PCArt Association of Jackson HoleMarieluise Hessel Artzt & Ed ArtztAmy & Shawn AsbellSallie & Duby Ausley/ Ausley Law FirmPatricia & David AustAvalon7

BSusan & Ben BaileyJoan BaldwinSue & Judson BallBank of Jackson HoleEstate of Betty BarilCourtney BarnesGeneva Chong & David BarnettJean Barash & Dave BarrettGail & Ron BarrettRuth Ann Petroff & Mark Barron/ High Country Linen ServiceJennifer & Jackson BattleJennifer BaxterLaurie & Chip BayDonna BeaupreVal & Dick BeckSally & Denny BeckerColleen & Michael BieggerBonnie & Mert BellKathie Brooks and George BellerGainor & Joe BennettWillo Carey & Peter BenolielMary & Alan BergeronPatti BerlinKaren & Daniel BernsteinCarol & Dennis BerrymanMartha & Bill BestSusan & Michael BirdJulie BirrerJim BjorkenHeather & Richard Blacka black-market foeJane Mitchell & Jeffery BlandJerry BlannJoAnn & Peter BlombergKathy & Ralf BoerEmily BoneyLaura & Jim BonichPatrick BoothShannon & Rudy BorregoThomas BottsSandy BowenJudy & Tom BowserCindy & Dave BrackettSuzanne & Robert BradleyJennifer & Will Bradof/ Teton Behavior TherapyKatie & Chris BradyLindsay & Jackson BrandenburgHowell & Ann Breedlove Charitable FoundationKelly & Nate BrickerSuzann & Gary BrinsonAllison & John Brodie IMO Levi DowellAmy & Herb BrooksLinda & Tony Brooks/ The Brooks FoundationMary Broughton-Spruill

Tisch BrownConnie & Tom BrownAndrea & Bill BroylesFrank BrummerBurbank Apt. LLCChris & Bill BurlesonBurnham Family FoundationMary & David BushnellSue & Alan BybeePaige Byron

CStacey & Rob CaesarPatricia & Royce CaldwellPamela & Jeff CallJill CallahanRobin & Phil CameronFaye & Bill CampbellSusan & John CampbellAbigail & Leon CampbellPhyllis & John CardisJane & John CareyColleen & Robert CareyEleanore & John CarifaLisa CarlinSusan CarlmanBarbara CarlsbergElaine & John CarneyCindy Corona & Eduardo Rodriguez CarrilloAnn & Vance CarruthNancy & Andrew Carson/ Cony CorporationAnn King CarterMary CarverThe Catholic Bishop of ChicagoTheresa & Raul CentenoMax Chapman Ana & Tom ChapmanDorothy & John CharbonnetStan ChathamLynne & Vice President Richard CheneyAurelie ChountsaChrist the King Catholic ChurchNorene & Andy Christensen/ Four Pines Physical TherapyElizabeth & Frank ChristensenChurch of St. Bernard of St. PaulChurch of St. MichaelChurch of St. RaphaelChurch of the Immaculate ConceptionJohn ClareyTenzing CoburnAli Cohane/Persephone Bakery/ PicnicLinda & Timothy CohaneDietlande & Dean ColemanKaren & Jim ColemanDonna Novak ColesSusan & James CollinsNancy & Dick CollisterKatharine ConoverKim & George CornelsonSara Van Genderen Cornish & Andrew CornishHelen & Mike CottinghamLaunisse CousinsCarol Andrews Coxhead & Peter CoxheadMidge & Tim CrawfordBridget CrockerPaula & Christoph CushmanVerena & Rod CushmanAmy & Bill Cutting/Twio Brand

DCathy & Michael DahlCody DaigleSusan & Joe DavenportLaura Lynn DavenportKelly & George DavisMaggie DavisDeborah & Jon DawsonJean & Tim DayRenay & David DeanVirginia, Andree, Caroline & Jim Dean

Michele & John DearbornJulie DeardorffTrevor DeightonHaley & Chris DemingAlanna DeMuroSusan & Paul DeMuroKit & Rob DesLauriersRobert DigrappaAlicia & Joe DiMarco/ Architectural Stone & TileThe Dirks Group LLCJames DoylePatti & Bill DruiKatharine Duffy IMO Mary PatlaPatrick DuffyAnn Dwan

ESarita & Brent EastmanJody & Will EckhardtJames EdenDiana & Mike EdenGloria & Ross EdwardsPauline & Bill EganJane & Steve Elam IMO sweet RayneElk Country Motels, Inc.Maureen & Todd EllingsonCarrie & Jake EllkinsJane, Jeremy & Mike Emmer/ Exum Mountain Guides/ Bridger ProductionsJoannie & Steve EpsteinCaroline EvansEvans Real Estate Services Inc./ Andrea & Tom EvansKaye & Shane EvansTania & Tom Evans

FMissy FalceyMolly Kelly & Frank FanningWilliam Stamps Farish FundCatherine & Robert FarnhamKhawlah Kathy FaycurrySusie Temple & Robert FeaginJacqueline & Paul FehrenbachJenny & Donald FelsingerDiana FelszeghyAnnie & Jon Fenn/ Jackson Hole FoodieCissie & Dillon FergusonVicki & Joseph FerinAlison FerraraKaren Scharfenberg-Ferrarone & William FerraroneJodie Pond & Bill FieldRegena FieldSusan FikanyJan & Larry FinchGavin Fine/Fine Dining Restaurant GroupMargaret & Jean FingerRebecca Huntington & Reed FinlayAlice & John FinleyFirst Western Financial, Inc.Tish Davis & Dan FisherOlivia & Mark FisherNaomi & Roy FlackCaryn & Tim FlanaganLisa & Charles FleischmanAstrid & James FloodFocus Productions/Wade McKoy & Bob WoodallKatharine & Frank ForelleMJ & Dan FormanForthcoming FundPetria & Scott FosselJeanine & Randy FoutchJohn E. FoxKatherine & Dino FrangosMaryellen & Don FrankFrench FamilySally & Calvin FreseLynn & Foster FriessPolly & Steve FriessLynne & Jack FritzLena & Junie FuchsMary Fulwiler

Lou & John Furrer

GCourtney GaleGallatin Wealth Management, LLCGaperguide Inc.Amy & Whitney GardinerLee & Kathryn Gardner FundKate & Travis GardnerJanet & Scott GarlandAlan GarnerNicole & Baird GarrettSanae Ishikawa & Richard GeorgiCarol GerlemanAnn & Bernard GershFrances & Elliot GersonMary GertyJyda GhuneimBeth & Mike Giacobassi IHO Julie Giacobassi & Zach HallPamela & Scott GibsonMary Gieck / Blue Spruce CleanersChristy & Garth GillespieMartha & John GilmoreGIVE-R LLCLisa & Mark GockeTheresa GodchauxJoan & David GoldfarbPam & Duncan Goldie-MorrisonJackie & Theodore GoldsteinChristine GoodmanJerry GordeSusan Mick & Bob GordonJohn GottschalkColleen & Bob Grady/The Robert and Colleen Grady FoundationKaren Terra & Bob GrahamTorey & James GrahamGrand Teton National Park FoundationLynn & Chopper Grassell/ Yellowberry LLCHorace & Elizabeth GrayKaryn & Jimmy GreenCarla & Joseph GreenMyrna & Stephen GreenbergConnie Wieneke & Richard GreenwoodCatherine GryboskiBonnie & Shelly GurenGeorge GuschwanHarriette Gussenhoven

HLouise & Ralph HaberfeldKathryn & John HainesPeg Gilday & Maho HakoshimaBrenda HallAnne & Matthew HallTonekka & Ronald HallJulie Ann Giacobassi & Zach HallMary & Jeffrey HallgrenGigi & Mike HalloranEstate of Helen HalpinFrancesca & Mike HammerNicci Nesmith-Hammerel & Jim Hammerel/Xtropy Web Marketing LLCLisa Johnson & Ben HammondMari Allan & Todd Hanna/ Belay on Advisors, LLCMiga Rossetti & Chris HansenLeslye, Cameron, Lachlan & David HardieAmber HarrellKaren Jerger & Chuck HarrisSuzanne & George HarrisMolly & Jim HarrisChristine & Ross HartleyBruce HawtinJennifer HayesChristina Pehl & Mark HeadleyJulia HeemstraLin HeffnerSusan & Andrew HeffronJeffrey HeilTracey & Jeff HeilbrunGina & Dick HeiseVicki & Alan Henderson

Deane & Dick HendersonCecilia & James HerbertBarbara & Chuck HerzHill Family FundSarah HillSharon & Dale HilpertAlan J. Hirschfield Foundation/ Molly & Scott HirschfieldLynda & Tony HitschlerMargaret & Lou HochheiserBarbara & Chris HoeftNancy HoffmanCynthia Hogan / Cynthia Hogan FoundationSusan & Shane Hollingsworth / Tormack Custom Screen PrintingLisa & Tim HolmesNancy HolovniaMarne & Ed HolsteinDeborah & David HopkinsKate HorvitzMissy & David HosterJudy & W.R. HowellA.C. and Penney Hubbard FoundationLaura & Neil HuckinMercedes HuffGail & Bob HughesDawn & John HummelMaggie & Jim HuntKim & Rick Hunt/ Fish Creek ExcavationCaryn & Laurie HunterBrigitte Hyman IMO Mary Patla

IInternal Balance Inc.Natallia Isayeva/Sassy Moose B & B

JJackson Council of Catholic WomenSusan & John Jackson/ Liana FoundationLaurie & Don JaekleKaren & George JamesJannotta-Pearsall Family FundJaquith Family FoundationPatty & Dick JaquithJessica & Chris JaubertMegan & Latham JenkinsHelen & Greg JenkoLisa JenningsJH Development, LLC/John HaleyJackson Hole Ski & Snowboard ClubSara Jane JohnsonAlison & Dick JonesChelcie JonkeMarek Jurzyk/Corpus Christi Parish

KPaul KadueJudy & Darrell KaelberGisela Kenyon & John KahlbetzerJeannie & Pete KarnsKimberly KauffmanMary & Randall Kaufmann/ Western Fisherman’s PressLinda & Frank KaunitzJanet Keefer IMO Mary Ann PatlaKehr Levy FundFred KellerRachel & James KellerMiquolyn Ann KellerConnie Kemmerer/The Kemmerer Family FoundationKirsten & Peter KernThe Robert S. & Grayce B. Kerr Foundation/Joffa & Bill KerrKathleen & Paul KimballElizabeth & Lee KingJennifer & Charley KingeryCarrie & Scott KirkpatrickKirsten FamilyStephanie KiserDiana & Gerald KitchenEmily KnoblochKraig Kobert/Kraig Kobert, CPA, P.C.Louise KoeglerPamela and Larry KohnBeverly Koller

DONORS who gave to funds the Community Foundation manage include:


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Greg MerageKathy & Mike MeyerMarian & Marc MilgramDebbie MillarCarolyn MillerCynthia & Kendall MillerElinor & Scott MillerAmy MinellaKay & John ModiLaura & John MoffittEvan Molyneaux/Jackson Hole Insurance, LLCCarolyn MonierTom MontgomerySarah Kaplan Moore through the Mayer & Morris Kaplan Family FoundationAlice & Rod MoorheadArnold MorrisBobbi & Jim MosesRobin & Peter MoyerAnne & Tom MullerJoohee & Alexander MuromcewMolly & Dukes Murray/ Iris Antiques and DesignErika & Julius MuschaweckTeresita MuzonesCeleste Myers

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Lewis & Clark ExpeditionsMelissa PerezNoemi Perez-OlveraClaire & Glen PerrinLeslie Petersen & Hank PhibbsPhiladelphia Theological Seminary of St. Charles BorromeoPam PhillipsSarah & George Phocas/ Phocas Family FoundationSusan Pieper-BaileyLisa & Scott PiersonShirley & Paul PiperPenelope & Robert PirseinElizabeth & Robert Pitts IHO Sidney RoubinAlina PlummerAmy & Doug PolaskyBettie & Reynolds PomeroySharon & Lloyd PowellBrian Prax/Prax Physical TherapyCarmel & James PrendergastPresbyterian Church of Jackson HoleDarcy & Mike PrichardMonika & Charles PritchardMary PurtleSara & Richard Pylman IMO our wonderful friend Fuller Ross

RMarlene RacanaGlenda & Bill Ramsay/ Ramsay Family TrustLucy & Toby RankinKate Ratcliff & Susan Bradshaw IMO Mary PatlaSusie RauchAnn & Charles ReedHeather & John ReedRobyn & Randall ReedyStory Clark Resor & Bill ResorChuck ResorNancy ResorRheam Family/Grand Fishing AdventuresLee & Ed RiddellAnnie & Travis Riddell/Jackson Pediatrics/Clearview StrategiesLisa RidgwaySherry Smith & Bob RighterLeslie Mattson & William RigsbyGay RileyJanice & Timothy RileyLynn & Al RingerLynn Fleisher & John RobertsKevin RobertsLinda & Joel Robuck/ Robuck Family FoundationKathy & Peter RobyElisabeth RohrbachRoman Catholic Diocese of JolietElaine RomeoRuth Moran & Jim RooksJanice RoseMimi & Jerry RoseAndrea & Monroe RosenthalCatharine & Wilson RossRossetter FundRotary Club of Jackson Hole FoundationShane Rothman/Free Snow KingSusan, Justin, Parker & Mitch RoweKim & H.S. RussellPatricia RussellFrank Rynd

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Commun i t y Foundat ion o f Te ton Va l l ey

COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF TETON VALLEY

Founded in 2007, the Community Foundation of Teton Valley is our thriving affiliate serving donors, nonprofits, and the community in Teton Valley, Idaho. The Tin Cup Challenge, modeled after Old Bill’s Fun Run, started in 2008 and has raised over $12 million to date. In 2018 the Community Foundation of Teton Valley:

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Through its Competitive Grants

Programs

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Teton Valley

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and staff members through nonprofit leadership training

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COMMUNITY FOUNDATION BOARDRow 1: Jon Dawson, David Landes, Bill Hoglund - Vice Chair, Julie Faupel - Executive Committee, Paul Vogelheim, Laura Harrison Row 2: Val Beck, Marcia Kunstel, Bob Kopp - Secretary, Peggy Davenport, Dick Collister - Co-Chair, Mercedes Huff, Stacey Morse, John Lummis, Ted Staryk, Erika Pearsall - Co-Chair, Jerry Schendel - Executive Committee Not Pictured: Cathy Kehr - Treasurer, Jim Augé - Past Chair, Scott Gibson - Executive Committee, Betty Andrikopoulos, Lisa Carlin, Tina Culman - Chair Community Foundation of Teton Valley, Bill Newton - Emeritus, Julie O’Halloran, David Vela, Don Opatrny

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Dick Collister - Co-Chair, Erika Pearsall - Co-Chair, Bill Hoglund - Vice Chair, Cathy Kehr - Treasurer, Bob Kopp - Secretary, Jim Augé - Past Chair, Julie Faupel, Scott Gibson, Jerry Schendel

AUDIT COMMITTEE: Cathy Kehr - Committee Chair, Joe Amdor, Dick Beck, Scott GibsonCAPACITY BUILDING COMMITTEE: Dick Collister - Committee Chair, Bob Kopp, Jerry Schendel, + Chair of corresponding

Competitive Grants Subcommittee CO-CHALLENGER COMMITTEE: Julie Faupel - Committee Chair, Jon Dawson, Laura Harrison, Bill Hoglund,

Erika Pearsall, Ted StarykCOLLECTIVE IMPACT COMMITTEE: Erika Pearsall – Committee Chair, Lisa Carlin, Julie Faupel, Bill Hoglund,

Mercedes Huff, Cathy Kehr, Bob Kopp, Marcia Kunstel, Julie O’Halloran INVESTMENT COMMITTEE: Don Opatrny - Committee Chair, Jon Dawson, Scott Gibson, Bob Grady,

Bill Hoglund, John Lummis, Karen Terra NOMINATING COMMITTEE Bill Hoglund - Committee Chair, Jon Dawson, Julie Faupel, Mercedes Huff, Ted Staryk SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE: Joe Albright, Laurie Huff, Lety Liera, Lynn Wegner

BEHIND THE SCENES

The Foundation employs a small but mighty team, processing the same transactional volume as much larger foundations. We rely on our Board and committees for their diverse expertise to make a large-scale impact.

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COMPETITIVE GRANTS COMMITTEERow 1: Jueliet Menolascino, Reed Carlman, Rivkah Bar-or, Elisa Cink / Row 2: Betty Andrikopoulus - Health & Human Services Chair, Ulla Rasche, Elisabeth Rorhbach, Janet Whitmire, Karen Terra, Deirdre Griffith, Mark Hendricksen, Dick Collister, Katrina Ryan - Education & Recreation Chair / Row 3: Kathy Kline, Joe Amdor, Jim Ryan, Marcia Kunstel - Conservation & Environment Chair, Lisa Carlin, Peggy Davenport, Margot Snowdon, Val Beck / Row 4: Steve Morriss, Bob Kopp - Grants Committee Chair, Stacey Morse - Arts & Culture Chair, Erika Pearsall, Jane Carey, Laurie Huff, Peta Roubin / Not Pictured: Julie Faupel, John E. Fox, David Hopkins, David Landes, Joe Madera, Don Opatrny, Jerry Schendel, Liz Storer

COMMUNITY FOUNDATION STAFFRow 1: Shelby Read - Program & Outreach Officer, Katharine Conover - President, Karen Coleman - Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer / Row 2: Cindy Corona - Office Manager, Annie Riddell - Old Bill’s Fun Run Coordinator, Pam Sather - Finance Officer, Diane Harley - Finance Officer, Amy Wheeler - Vice President Philanthropic Services, Susan Scarlata - Communications & Marketing Officer


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IN MEMORIAM

ARCHIE JURICH

Archie Jurich, a Wyoming native, Army man, and teacher somehow socked away enough money to endow six annual scholarships for students to pursue higher education. The world may never know how he and his wife did it, but young people will be forever grateful to this stalwart couple. Archie was born and raised in Rock Springs, Wyoming, earned a BA at the University of Wyoming, and promptly reported for duty in World War II. Archie’s fluency in the Serbo-Croatian language qualified him for the Army’s Military Intelligence School, and he became a translator and interpreter. He served over three years and remained in the Army Reserve, eventually becoming a Captain.

Returning to the United States in 1947, Archie moved to Jackson to teach and coach at Jackson Hole High School, where he met his soulmate, Lois Kemper. The couple married in 1960 in a ceremony at Ralph and Jeanine Gill’s home. Archie coached basketball for thirty-five years and taught accounting, business math, and typing. He and Lois became part of the fabric of the high school, guiding and influencing generations of young people in Teton County. After a combined sixty years of teaching, Archie and Lois retired and spent their days walking

the links at Jackson Hole Golf & Tennis, and golfing in warmer climates during the winter months.

Archie created six scholarships at the Community Foundation that are awarded annually to students from Teton County, Rock Springs, Wyoming, and Tarkio, Missouri, where Lois grew up. Each scholarship supports students from families with multi-generational lineage in their respective communities. Archie always enjoyed learning about recipients’ family histories and how his scholarships would shape their futures.

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EMILY KNOBLOCH

Emily Knobloch, MD, fondly referred to as Dr. Emmy by her patients in Jackson, was born in 1960 in New York City. She graduated from the Westminster Schools (Atlanta, Georgia) and Davidson College, where she was captain of the tennis team and Davidson’s first female All-American in any sport. She was elected to Davidson’s Hall of Fame.

After starting a career on Wall Street, Emmy found her true passion in medicine. She graduated from the University of Minnesota Medical School where she was elected to the Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society. Practicing internal medicine at St. John’s Medical Center, she made everyone feel as though they were her only patient. She devotedly cared for her beloved late father, Carl Knobloch, and her partner Robert Berlin. She also served on the boards of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole, the Senior Center of Jackson Hole, and was Chair of St. John’s Hospital Board and Medical Director of St. John’s Living Center.

Emmy loved horses, playing tennis, fishing with her father, and most especially, rescuing

stray dogs, of which she had many. She was a Rowland Ward Record book holder for fair-chase hunting and also won awards for her marathon times. Emmy lived a life full of love, courage, and achievement. She knew what she loved, people and animals, and will be remembered for her continuous acts of kindness to others.


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BIRDIE ROSSETTER

Birdie Rossetter had a knack for knowing where the big fish were hanging out. In Jackson, she was particularly proud of her performances in the annual One Fly tournament. Birdie was born in 1929, in Kenosha, Wisconsin, and married Thomas Rossetter in 1950. Avid anglers, hikers and skiers, the Rossetters retired to Jackson in 1984. A year later, Birdie happened upon the Circle Shoe Ranch in Wilson and immediately fell in love with its creeks and the fishing they promised. The ranch includes the main channel of Fish Creek, its Oxbow and a flow from Spring Creek that welcomes cutthroat trout and a multitude of wildlife species. Blue herons, osprey, otters, and anglers all consider themselves lucky to fish at the Circle Shoe.

During their 30 years in the valley, the Rossetters embraced Jackson’s community. Birdie served on the boards of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole, Teton County Library Foundation, and the Teton Science Schools. The Rossetters were also passionate about conservation and placed the Circle Shoe under easement with the Jackson Hole Land Trust in 1989. That same year, the Hardeman

Barns and Fish Creek Ranch, neighbors to the east and south of Circle Shoe, were also placed under easement. Birdie reflected that “Having the Circle Shoe and adjoining properties in easements means that the incredible views and wildlife habitat around Wilson are protected forever. This place has given me and my family so much joy over the years, and it’s deeply important to me to have been able to pass that on for the future.” The Rossetters left a lasting legacy for all of Teton County.

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DAVID SWIFT

David Swift documented people and gatherings in Jackson through photographs, capturing locals at social events for over forty years. He had an incredible ability to move through crowds inconspicuously and come out on the other side having snapped memorable photos. He was universally beloved in Teton County.

David moved to Jackson in 1976 and worked for the Jackson Hole News as a darkroom technician, writer, and photographer before becoming a full-time photographer in the ‘80s. From then on, it was rare to see him without a camera in-hand. With his thick coif of dark, disheveled hair, he took distinct photos that captured the mood and character of people and places.

He studied filmmaking, journalism, and photography at Compton College and California State University Long Beach. In Jackson, he founded both Atomic Digital and JHLocal while sharing his talents across the nation with publications including Fortune, Motorcyclist, The New York Times, People, and Sports Illustrated. One of David’s most legendary photos features Bob Dylan playing with Bill Briggs and the Stagecoach Band.

For years, David made everyone at the Community Foundation much better looking than we are in real life. To preserve Swift’s work, his close friend and fellow photographer, Ted Wood, is creating an archive that will eventually be housed at the Jackson Hole Historical Society. The Community Foundation is funding this project through Conservation Ink.


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IN MEMORIAM

MIKE THIEME

Mike Thieme made The Guinness Book of World Records at seventy-four as the oldest climber to reach the highest point on Mt. Kilimanjaro. He climbed that mountain four times between the ages of seventy-one and eighty. Born in Missoula, Montana, Mike earned a Bachelors degree in mechanical engineering from Montana State University, served in the Army Air Corps, became a pilot, and tested military aircraft in World War II. He subsequently earned an MBA at Harvard, where he met the love of his life, Jean Louise, who was studying at Radcliffe. The two married in 1948, and Mike took a management position with American Aggregates Corporation. He rose through the ranks during a nearly 40-year career there, and eventually took the helm of the business. Under his leadership, it became one of the largest suppliers of sand, gravel, and limestone products in the United States.

In 1990, the Thiemes retired to Jackson, allowing Mike to return to favorite activities of his Rocky Mountain youth: skiing, summiting peaks, and hunting big game. He shot his last elk when he was 88. In Jackson, the Thiemes served on the board and committees of Off Square Theatre Company and were

instrumental in the vision for and creation of the Center for the Arts. A member of the Foundation’s Legacy Society, Mike’s endowment fund, for which his daughter now serves as advisor, was a beneficiary of his retirement account. He also left an additional unrestricted, testamentary gift to the Foundation that will be used to support our work in the community and to honor the Thieme’s love of the arts.

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