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Community Foundation of Jackson Hole
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About Community Foundation of Jackson Hole
To improve lives through philanthropic leadership by providing superior donor services; making grants that positively impact the community; ensuring sustainability of the philanthropic community; and acting as a leader, catalyst, and resource.
Focus Areas
Behavioral healthEducationFamilies & youthHousing / affordable housing solutionsHealth & human servicesArts & cultureConservation & environmentNonprofit capacity building / professional developmentScholarshipsImpact investing / financial resilience for nonprofits
Who They Fund
children and youth (including Latina youth and summer program participants)people experiencing housing insecurity / emergent housing needs
About Community Foundation of Jackson Hole
Community Foundation of Jackson Hole’s grantmaking shows a strong local core: 60% of its grants go to recipients in Wyoming, while Jackson organizations recur across health care, housing, youth services, and conservation. In the recent grants list, One22 received support for housing assistance, Jackson Cupboard, scholarships, and food access, and St John’s Health Foundation received grants tied to building and housing, prenatal care, oncology, hospice, psychiatric services, and mammography. Those awards sit alongside funding for Teton Youth & Family Services, Community Safety Network, and Jackson Hole Land Trust, indicating a mix of human services, community infrastructure, and land stewardship. The foundation also uses program-related investments and operates as a mixed community foundation, with donor services and long-term sustainability built into its stated purpose. Its portfolio includes large gifts for endowment, capital, and restricted program needs, as well as general operating support. The recent record also shows support for nonprofits beyond Wyoming, including Massachusetts, Maine, Utah, New Jersey, and Arizona, but the center of gravity remains tied to Jackson Hole and nearby communities.
What Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Funds
Health and behavioral health are a clear emphasis. St John’s Health Foundation received $1,202,422 for building and housing plus prenatal, oncology, hospice, and general operating support, and another $1,030,503 for adult psychiatric service and general operating support. Housing appears as a separate but related priority: One22 received $1,714,302 for general operating support, Jackson Cupboard, and housing assistance, while Community Entry Services Inc. received $743,167 for housing needs and general operating support. Families and youth also appear consistently. Teton Youth & Family Services received $1,403,745 for a capital campaign and emergent housing needs, and Children’s Learning Center received $852,494 for housing needs and general operating support. Environmental work is visible through Jackson Hole Land Trust and Teton Raptor Center, including land, greenspace, tribal initiative, and avian influenza prevention.
How Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Gives
Typical grants cluster around a middle tier rather than a single fixed size: the 25th percentile is $14,594, the median is $40,000, and the 75th percentile is $100,000. The recent list also shows several seven-figure awards, alongside many operating and project grants below that level. The foundation gives both recurring support and one-time awards; One22, St John’s Health Foundation, Teton Youth & Family Services, Jackson Hole Land Trust, and Teton Raptor Center appear in multiple years. It functions as a mixed community foundation and makes program-related investments. Grant purposes range from general operating support to capital campaigns, endowment, scholarships, and restricted program funding. No application process is described in the data provided.
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Current and upcoming funding from Community Foundation of Jackson Hole that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Opening soonCloses Oct 31, 2026
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$39.6M
Total Assets
$170.9M
Total Revenue
$75.2M
Total Expenses
$46.6M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $15K and $100K, with a median of $40K.
25th Percentile
$15K
Median
$40K
75th Percentile
$100K
Geographic Reach
Regional32 states funded
About 60% of grants go to recipients in MA.
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
LAURIE ANDREWS
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