Com­mu­ni­ty Impact

The Com­mu­ni­ty Foun­da­tion of Jack­son Hole man­ages $120 mil­lion in assets. We are a small-town orga­ni­za­tion with big-city exper­tise, pro­vid­ing our con­stituents with per­son­al atten­tion and expert advice.

$56M+

Total Gifts Accepted

In 2022, the Community Foundations of Jackson Hole received $56,795,000 in gifts.

$35M+

Total Grants & Program Awarded

In 2022, the Community Foundations of Jackson Hole awarded $35,054,300 to local organizations.

$120M+

Total Assets Managed

The Community Foundation of Jackson Hole manages $120,284,040 in assets.

Foun­da­tion­al Values

Our Ethos

To improve lives through phil­an­thropic leadership.

We fos­ter authen­tic rela­tion­ships built on integri­ty, mutu­al respect, and inclu­siv­i­ty. We are com­mit­ted to meet­ing the evolv­ing needs of our com­mu­ni­ty to sus­tain a vibrant Jack­son Hole.

Togeth­er we approach every expe­ri­ence and part­ner­ship as an oppor­tu­ni­ty to learn and invest in each oth­er. We nur­ture a col­lab­o­ra­tive and safe envi­ron­ment for all to encour­age mean­ing­ful change.

We believe in con­nect­ing gen­eros­i­ty with oppor­tu­ni­ty. To build a bridge from pas­sion to pur­pose. We lead by under­stand­ing needs first, then by action and inno­va­tion so that cause can meet contribution.

We offer trust and com­pas­sion. We sup­port the unique val­ue, cir­cum­stances, and per­spec­tives of indi­vid­u­als and orga­ni­za­tions. We are mind­ful of our influence.

We open our minds to pos­si­bil­i­ty. In every­thing we do, we are active lis­ten­ers, seek­ing under­stand­ing so that we can improve and adapt to new ideas.

Foun­da­tion News

Individuals who live and/or work in Teton County, Wyoming can help the Teton Behavioral Health Alliance, an initiative of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole, improve the quality of life in the region by completing the Community Behavioral Health Needs Survey.
The Community Foundation of Jackson Hole recently awarded $1,000,000 in funding to local organizations through a pilot granting program guided by two of the Foundation’s Initiatives – Behavioral Health and Housing Solutions - which are addressing cross-cutting community issues. “Our goal is for Initiatives’ grants to spark change specific to the behavioral health and housing demands facing our community,” Community Foundation President Laurie Andrews reflected.
On Thursday, November 16 from 5:30-8:00pm, The Teton Behavioral Health Alliance, an initiative of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole, is hosting its first annual Soupgiving at the Virginian Lodge’s Wister Hall. The event is an opportunity to connect with fellow Jacksonites before the busy, and sometimes challenging, holiday season. During this free event, enjoy heartwarming soups from local restaurants, a moment to connect with friends old and new, live music by Kirsten Farney and friends, a collaborative art project, and activities and crafts in the Kids' Corner led by Teton Literacy Center.