To connect our creative community by providing a dedicated campus, supporting excellent programming, and nurturing a collaborative spirit.
OUR VISION:
To make artistic experience central to Jackson Hole by embracing the values of stewardship, excellence, inclusion, creativity, and respect.
2024 STAFF
FROM THE CENTER
Dear Supporters of Jackson’s Creative Community,
In 2024, we saw several years of hard work pay off with our largest and most diverse lineup of Center Presents programming ever. This year had something for everyone. We also held the line for nonprofit arts organizations, despite rising costs and the fact that our building has reached an age where we need to make significant repairs and renovations to maintain a healthy home for the arts. Amidst regular visits from Grammy-winning artists and large reroofing projects, our greatest accomplishment was the success of the collaborations and partnerships on our campus.
With support from the Jackson Hole Travel and Tourism Board, we launched The Discovery! Series, bringing world-class, family-friendly performances to our mainstage at an affordable price. In April, we presented the Tlaxcala Cultural Celebration in close partnership with numerous local, regional, and international partners. This event, which celebrated the signing of the Sister Cities Resolution between Jackson and Hueyotlipan, Mexico, was standingroom only as patrons gathered to watch traditional Tlaxcalan performances in our theater. These two programs are emblematic of the power of partnership that defines our work at Center for the Arts.
Working to support our Resident Nonprofit Organizations is central to our mission. Under The Center’s roof, you can learn to two-step, carve block prints, play the piano, host your own radio show, develop film, and so much more. A major highlight this year was seeing the hard work of Jackson Hole Writers’ Executive Director, Matt Daly, pay off at the reimagined Writers’ Conference, culminating in 2024 MacArthur Fellow Jericho Brown delivering a remarkable keynote speech.
Photo: Karissa Akin Left: Jackson Hole Public Art and The Center Present: The Cloud Swings
Photo: Anika Youcha
Back Cover: The Center Presents: Lukas Nelson
Photo: Karissa Akin
SUSTAINING THE ARTS IN JACKSON HOLE
For nearly 20 years, Center for the Arts has fostered artistic and cultural expression in its many forms, serving as an essential gathering place for our community.
With an endowment below the minimum withdrawal threshold, The Center has survived on annual donations since its opening. This method of operation has never been sustainable, and with a maturing facility and increasingly busy campus we established a set of Strategic Priorities. The accomplishments listed below are the first steps on our journey toward a sustainable future for the arts in Jackson. The time to secure The Center’s future is now.
Our Work Toward Fulfilling Our Strategic Priorities in 2024
Maintain and Enhance Our Facility
• $530,000 was invested in Phase 1 roof repair and replacement
• Over $100,000 was invested in Theater equipment upgrades
Support and Elevate the Work of Our Resident Partners
• Reduced Resident rent by 10%
• Collaborated to co-present 12 events with Resident Partners
Promote Programmatic Excellence, Diversity, and Impact
• 30 GRAMMY Awards held by artists who performed at The Center in 2024
• 85 free events held on The Center campus
Build Operational and Financial Stability
• Added $1 million to The Center’s operating endowment
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The Center brings our community together to experience great performances, cultivate different interests, and explore new ideas.
COMMUNITY SUPPORTERS
“While our philanthropic focus is primarily health and human services, we see supporting the Center for the Arts as a meaningful way to uplift many of the organizations that make Jackson Hole a vibrant, culturally dynamic place to live. We appreciate the diverse programming The Center makes possible, whether through its own initiatives, the work of its Resident Organizations, or as a space for broader community collaboration. We’re especially grateful for the programs that serve local youth, creating meaningful opportunities for learning and engagement.
As business owners, we also recognize the unique value of supporting The Center through Corporate Sponsorship. The Center brings our community together to experience great performances, cultivate different interests, and explore new ideas.”
TED AND NOA STARYK SUPPORTERS OF THE CENTER SINCE 2007 AND OWNERS, SNAKE RIVER BREWING
Ted and Noa Staryk
Photo: Sarah Averill
“For over two decades, Center for the Arts has partnered with the Jackson Hole News&Guide to engage and inspire our community. Each week, the News&Guide’s Scene section previews events and classes produced by The Center and its Resident Organizations. Since the early 2000s, when leaders of the arts community launched the capital campaign to build The Center, the News&Guide has been The Center’s primary advertising partner. Together, The Center and the News&Guide incubate and amplify Jackson’s arts community.”
ADAM MEYER PUBLISHER, JACKSON HOLE NEWS&GUIDE
Tom Hall, Director of Operations and Sales; Adam Meyer, Publisher; Whitney Royster, Entertainment & Features Editor
Photo: Sarah Averill
JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL
Mat Kearney
The Infamous Stringdusters
National Theatre Live: Fleabag
Brainstorm
Speaker Series: Shankar Vedantam
Latin Dance Night With Dancers’ Workshop
Paula Poundstone
A Night of Film Featuring Jackson Creator Kayla Arend
St. John’s Health HealthTalk: Breast Cancer Care
JH One Fly Foundation International Fly Fishing Film Festival
Teton Adaptive Full Circle
Friends of the Bridger Teton Forest Plan Learning Symposium
Teton Climbers Coalition
AlpinFilm 2024
Grand Teton Music Festival
(GTMF) Met Opera in HD: Dead Man
Walking
JH Public Art Moonshot 5x5
Teton Music School Meet Me at Midnight Taylor Swift Tribute
The Lone Bellow with Cris Jacobs
Latin Dance Night With Dancers’ Workshop
National Theatre Live: Good
An Evening with Jackson Hole Chamber Music
GTMF Time for Three
Sierra Club Wyoming “Return of the Grizzly” Film Screening
GTMF Met Opera in HD: Florencia en el Amazonas
Cathedral Voices Heartbeats - Swing Night
Dancers’ Workshop Ballet Hispánico
Off Square Theatre Company Laff Staff 15th Anniversary Extravaganza
Hot Off the Press: A Night of Storytelling & Journalism with KHOL, the News&Guide and WyoFile
Off Square Theatre Company Lionel Bart’s OLIVER!
The Center Presents Prices kept low through support of Center Donors & Sponsors. Ticket sales cover an average of 60% of event operations costs.
9th Annual Moth Mainstage
Invisible in Plain Sight
National Theatre Live: Best of Enemies
Latin Dance Night With Dancers’ Workshop
Brainstorm
Speaker Series: Ed Yong
GTMF Met Opera in HD: Carmen Riot Act Inc. Lear by William Shakespeare
Off Square Theatre Company Laff Staff March 2024
Wyoming Humanities, Wyoming PBS, and Central Wyoming College (CWC) TribalTalks: Protecting Languages Preserving Cultures
Latin Dance Night
Old 97’s With Special Guests Holler Choir
Tlaxcala Cultural Celebration
No Longer Invisible: A Community Discussion With Voices JH & JH Public Art
Off Square Theatre Company Missoula Children’s Theatre: Hercules
Dancers’ Workshop New Dances, New Choreographers 2024 - Duality
Teton Music School This is Spinal Tap with Special Guests 86
Jackson Hole Community Band Spring Concert
MAY
Spring Fling Fashion Thing With JH Pride
Sam Bush Band
Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder Wind River Cultural Presentations With Central Wyoming College & Native American Jumpstart
Gary Gulman
Sarah Jarosz: Polaroid Lovers Tour
Energy Conservation Works EcoFair
Teton County Library Page to Podium: U.S. Poet Laureate Ada Limón
Mountain Journal Heating Up: Grizzly, Wolf Management and Climate Change
Wyoming Humanities, Wyoming PBS, and CWC Tribal Talks: Tribal Governance and Sovereignty
Cathedral Voices 2024 Spring Music Festival
Dancers’ Workshop Progress Performance 2024
Teton Music School TMS Fest
MusicLand’s
Jackson Hole Youth Orchestra Spring Concert
Jackson WILD 399: Queen of the Tetons
JUNE
Pride Celebration
Featuring of Montreal
The Center Benefit Featuring Marc Broussard
GTMF Met Opera in HD: La Rondine
Slow Food in the Tetons People’s Market
Jackson Hole Community School Graduation
Mountains of Color Film Fest
Teton County Library Cabin Fever Story Slam: Greatest Hits
Carving the Future 2nd Annual Skate. Art. Stoke.
Summit Innovations School Graduation
Jackson Elementary School Talent Show
Wyoming Humanities, Wyoming PBS, and CWC Tribal Talks: Indifly Short Films: Ecotourism on the Wind River Reservation
Dancers’ Workshop Contemporary Dance Wyoming
KHOL Silent Disco
Nonprofit Rental Local, regional, and national nonprofits rent The Center Theater for the subsidized rate of $2,000.
Center Resident Event
As part of meeting our mission The Center’s Resident Nonprofits rent the theater and receive technical and marketing event support for the subsidized rate of $1,000.
JULY AUGUST
Tanya Tucker
Brothers Osborne
Ryan Adams
Franc D’Ambrosio
Trombone Shorty & Orleans Ave with Big Boi
Summer Sounds Featuring Inland Isle With KHOL
Slow Food in the Tetons People’s Market
GTMF Family Concert: Home is Where the Music Is
GTMF Jayne and Al Hilde, Jr. Patriotic Pops
Off Square Theatre Company Thin
Air Shakespeare: Romeo & Juliet
Art Association Art Fair 2024
Dancers’ Workshop Martha Graham Dance Company - DW Gala
John Craigie with special guest Goodnight, Texas
Steve Earle
Summer Sounds Featuring Hot Pocket With KHOL
Bruce Hornsby & The Noisemakers
Summer Sounds Featuring Calle Mambo With KHOL Lettuce
Joy OladokunCatch Me While You Can Tour
A Workshop With David Whyte With JH Writers
An Evening With David Whyte With JH Writers
Lukas Nelson
An Evening With Kitchen Dwellers
St. Johns Health Health Talk: Matters of Menopause Slow Food in the Tetons People’s Market
Satchitananda Foundation Raising Consciousness in the Tetons: Byron Katie
Teton County Library Outdoor Cabin Fever Story Slam
Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance Summer Party
Hole Food Rescue’s Million Pound Party
The 4th Annual Becoming Jackson Whole TRYathlon: Fitness for Body & Mind
Art Association August Art Fair
SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER
Martina McBride
Brainstorm
Speaker Series: Dallas Goldtooth With Teton County Library and the Jackson Hole News&Guide
Sheila Tintera | WILD LANDS: Opening Reception
Uncommon Art Residency Show Opening Reception With Teton Art Lab
The Hootenanny
The Martin Sexton Abbey Road Show
Slow Food in the Tetons People’s Market
Teton County Library Teen Page to the Podium: Jason Reynolds
Satchitananda Foundation Raising Consciousness in the Tetons: Sage Robbins
Art Association Arts on the Green
Cathedral Voices The Light Within: A Community Sing With Coty Raven Morris
Discovery! Series Mariachi Herencia de México – La Nueva Generacion Tour With JH Travel & Tourism Board
The 27th Annual Manhattan Short Film Festival
Frank’s Fall Film Festival
Jeff Tweedy With Elizabeth Moen
Classical Café With JH Chamber Music
Silicon Couloir Pitch Day
Becoming Jackson Whole The Summit: Giving Rise to a Mindful Community
Wind River Community Alliance
Indigenous Peoples’ Day Celebration
Teton County Search and Rescue Foundation
Wyoming Snow and Avalanche Workshop (WYSAW)
Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Old Bill’s Awards Celebration
Dancers’ Workshop CIRCA
JH Public Art Home For All: Reflecting on 60 years of Wilderness in Wyoming
DECEMBER
Discovery! Series 123 Andrés With JH Travel & Tourism Board
A Sissy in Wyoming With Off Square Theatre Company
Brainstorm Speaker Series: Erin Brockovich With Teton County Library and JHN&G
Remembering 399: Queen of the Tetons
Discovery! Series 360 Allstars With JH Travel & Tourism Board
Womentum’s 8th Annual Leadership Summit
Coombs Outdoors World Premier of Kai Jones’ “Falling Into Place”
Jackson Hole Writers’ Conference
Jackson Hole Writers An Evening with Pulitzer Prize Winning Poet Jericho Brown
Off Square Theatre Company Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
Off Square Theatre Company Laff Staff November 2024
Teen Takeover With Teton Music School and Art Association
Our Planet Live
St. Johns Health Advances in Cancer Screening
Bridger-Teton Avalanche Center Foundation
Skinny Skis 25th Annual Avalanche Awareness Night
Silicon Couloir Holiday Party
GTMF Byron Stripling’s Holiday Swing!
Dancers’ Workshop The Fairest of Them All Off Square Players Present: Bad Auditions by Bad Actors
Cathedral Voices Sounds of Joy
Jackson Hole High School & Middle School Orchestra Concert
Jackson Hole Community Band and Musicland’s JH Youth Orchestra Holiday Concert
RESIDENT ORGANIZATIONS
The Center is home to 20 Resident Organizations—independent arts and education organizations that represent a significant portion of the cultural nonprofits in Jackson Hole. The Center’s Resident Partners activate our campus and bring vibrancy to our community.
Through the generosity of annual donations, The Center can keep this vibrant campus thriving with the programs and classes put on by our Resident Organizations. Many areas of campus were designed specifically for Resident Organizations and their dedicated programming. The paint and ceramic studios for the Art Association of Jackson Hole, the multiple dance classrooms for Dancers’ Workshop, and the Black Box Theater utilized by Off Square Theatre Company were purpose-built for these organizations.
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WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A CENTER RESIDENT
“Teton Music School’s success would not have been possible without being a Resident of The Center. We opened in 2019, just before the pandemic, and being a Resident helped us navigate those critical early years. We started with four teachers and 50 students, and now have 15 teachers and work with more than 300 students of all ages annually. Our community was hungry for music education, and being in The Center provided TMS with the resources we needed to meet that need. Today, The Center provides a vibrant space for creativity and collaboration, supporting Teton Music School’s growth into a thriving part of Jackson Hole’s cultural community.”
AMANDA FLOSBACH EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, TETON MUSIC SCHOOL
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THE DISCOVERY! SERIES
The inaugural year of the Discovery! Series was a resounding success, made possible through a vital partnership with the Jackson Hole Travel and Tourism Board. From a vibrant Mariachi band from Mexico City to an awe-inspiring “Urban Circus” from Australia, the series brought dynamic, world-class performances to Jackson at accessible prices, with tickets starting at just $5. This initiative not only enriched the winter season but also reinforced The Center’s role as a cultural hub, ensuring there is truly something for everyone.
Mariachi Herencia de Mexico
Photo: Karissa Akin
360 Allstars Photo: Karissa Akin
360 Allstars
Photo: Karissa Akin
TLAXCALA CULTURAL CELEBRATION: THE POWER OF PARTNERSHIP
On April 25th, an over-capacity crowd spilled out of The Center Theater into the Theater Lobby to watch the cultural celebration of Jackson’s Latino immigrant community members who call Tlaxcala, Mexico, home. The evening included an art reception titled “Window to Our World,” featuring the works of Tlaxcalan Painter Pedro Avelino Alcántara and Photographer Erik Susano Sánchez, Mexican food prepared by Central Wyoming College Culinary Students, and film, song, and dance in The Center Theater from visiting Tlaxcalan performers.
Partners: Centro Cultural Hueyotlipan, State of Tlaxcala, Town of Jackson, Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund, JH Travel and Tourism, Arts for All, and the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole.
“This event brought so much cultural enrichment and awakening to everyone involved. For many years now, members of both cultures have coexisted, and very little attention has been paid to the transformational changes we all have lived through. The celebration was a reckoning moment for all of us to acknowledge each other and celebrate what unites us despite our differences. As the parent of a three-year-old son who was born in this country, I was happy to have my child learn about his heritage and enjoy the opportunity to celebrate the fortune of being a member of both communities.”
NATALY ESPINOZA INTERPRETER AND CULTURAL LIAISON
“Nuestro viaje a Jackson. ha sido una experiencia maravillosa que permanecerá en mi memoria como un sueño. Conocer una cultura diferente, con otro idioma que no hablo; conocer ciudadanos norteamericanos que han cambiado mi percepción de ellos. También me ha dado la oportunidad de reconocer lo valioso de mis paisanos en ese lugar; ahora reconozco el enorme esfuerzo que mis paisanos hacen, pues la mayoría trabaja dos turnos para poder enviar dinero a su familia.”
PEDRO AVELINO ALC Á NTARA DIRECTOR OF THE HUEYOTLIPAN CULTURAL CENTER
MAINTAINING A COMMUNITY LANDMARK
Caring for a nearly 20-year-old, state-of-the-art facility in Jackson’s demanding climate requires ongoing investment and thoughtful planning. In 2024, we spent $700,000 to sustain our complex campus, including:
• Completion of key infrastructure projects, such as Phase 1 of our roof replacement and the longawaited concrete amphitheater, which enhances beloved programs such as Thin Air Shakespeare and the Summer Sounds free music series.
• Improving accessibility with new bike racks, funded by the Town of Jackson, and the development of a wayfinding system to help visitors better navigate our campus.
• Establishing a comprehensive maintenance plan to guide the long-term care of our facility. These efforts ensure The Center remains a welcoming, highperforming space for artists, audiences, and the community— today and for years to come.
Glenwood Entrance Photo: Karissa Akin
2024 FINANCES
The Center Presents Programming Expenses
The Center Presents Programming Revenue $1.91m $1.16m
HOW TO SUPPORT THE CENTER
VISIT THE CENTER
Located between Cache and Glenwood streets just south of the town square, our 78,000-square-foot building and adjacent Center Park are the hub of our vibrant cultural community.
DONATE
Visit www.jhcenterforthearts. org/donate or contact us at 307.734.8956.
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VOLUNTEER
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The Center Presents: Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue With Big Boi
Photo: Karissa Akin
CELEBRATING TRANSFORMATIONAL SUPPORT IN 2024
Thank you to these donors for their leadership in supporting increased fundraising efforts to secure the future of The Center for generations to come.
The donations on this page include multi-year pledges.
$1,000,000 +
Anonymous (2)
Hughes Charitable Foundation
Lea Charitable Trust
Christy Walton
$500,000 - $999,999
Maureen and David Brown Family
$250,000 - $499,999
Reece and Nika Jenkins
James and Lindsay Wilcox
$100,000 - $249,999
Anonymous (1)
Katherine and William Burford
Joe and Susan Davenport
James and Kelley Gilbert
Debby and David Hopkins
Mekki and Jane Jaidi
Elaine Lipinsky Family Foundation
Erika J. Olde
Snake Rivery Brewery
Terry Winchell and Claudia Bonnist
$50,000 - $99,999
Jaquith Family Foundation, Patty and Dick Jaquith
David M. and Marion M. Mussafer
Margaret Ordway
Bob Graham and Karen Terra
$10,000 - $49,999
Stephen P. Adamson, Jr. Memorial Fund
Alexandra and Nick Alessandro
Amy and Bomber Bryan
Hilary and Marty Camino
Kevin and Jolane Crawford
Jim and Cecilia Herbert
Mendenhall Family Foundation - Katie and Mack
Mendenhall
Janet and William E. O’Neil
Noa and Ted Staryk
Karen and Richard Stewart
Randy and Peter Walmsley
Up to $10,000
Anonymous (1)
Debbie and Randy Barker
Shari Brownfield
Michael and Carrie Geraci
Richard T. Gilbane Fund
Jesse and Laura Ryan
Pledge Period: 1.1.2024 - 12.31.2024
THANK YOU TO OUR BUSINESS SPONSORS IN 2024
$25,000
$10,000
$5,000
$3,500
2024 BENEFIT SPONSORS
ADDITIONAL SUPPORTERS
THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS DONORS IN 2024
$100,000 +
Anonymous (3)
Maureen and David Brown
Family
Katherine and William Burford
Hughes Charitable Foundation
Lea Charitable Trust
Erika J. Olde
Christy Walton
$50,000 - $99,999
Debby and David Hopkins
Reece and Nika Jenkins
Jaquith Family Foundation: Patty and Dick Jaquith
Margaret Ordway
James and Lindsay Wilcox
$20,000 - $49,999
Anonymous (2)
Agnes Bourne
Community Foundation of Jackson Hole
Susan and Joseph Davenport, III
James and Kelley Gilbert
Anna and Tony Hass
Cecilia and Jim Herbert
Jane and Mekki Jaidi
Jacque and John Jarve
Elaine Lipinsky Family Foundation
Janet and William E. O’Neil
Marie and Bob Parks
Noa and Ted Staryk
Karen and Richard Stewart
Allison Von Maur
Terry Winchell and Claudia Bonnist
$10,000 - $19,999
Anonymous (3)
Rebecca and Dmitry Balyasny
Debbie and Randy Barker
LJ Bender Foundation: Lisa and Joel Bender
Amy and Bomber Bryan
John and Eleanore Carifa Foundation: Eleanor and John Carifa
The Cornell Douglas Foundation: Ann D. Cornell
Ehrenkranz Family Foundation: Anne and Joel
Ehrenkranz
Charles Engelhard Foundation
Andrea and Tom Evans
Guerrero Family Foundation: Jill Jacera and Fernando Guerrero
Leslye and David Hardie
Jackson Hole Travel and Tourism Board
Elisabeth Bittner Joung and Chansoo Joung
Doug MacKenzie
Stacey and Bob Morse
Marion M. and David M. Mussafer
Marge Ordway
Walter I. “Mike” and Jean
Louise Thieme Donor
Advised Fund: Sue Rope
Leigh and Victor Sansone
Tracy and Scott Sipprelle
Bob Graham and Karen
Terra
Teresa and Bill Waterman
$5,000 - $9,999
Anonymous (1)
Stephen P. Adamson, Jr. Memorial Fund
Helen and Fred Arbuckle
Valerie Brown and Don Baker
Gina and Geoffrey Baldwin
Hilary and Marty Camino
Jolane and Kevin Crawford
Peggy and Kirk Davenport
Sage and Austin DePree
Nisha and Stephen Dubois
Jacqueline and Christian Erdman
Farmor Foundation
Astrid Flood
Sheryl and Jeffrey Flug
Betsy and Pete Forster
Lisa and Are Friesecke
Richard T. Gilbane
Heather Gray
Myrna and Stephen Greenberg
The Primrose Foundation:
Ann-Marie and John Halsted
Dawn and John Hummel
The George and Karen
James Family Foundation
Inc.: Karen and George
James
Erika Pearsall and Ned Jannotta
Betsy and Cy King
Beedee Ladd
Janet Dibbs and Michael Laming
Jenny and Kurt Listug
David and Janine Lloyd
Irene and Alan Lund
Paige and Ian MacLeod
Adrienne and John Mars
Mendenhall Family Foundation: Katie and Mack Mendenhall
Caroline Mortimer
Lenore and David Nichols
The Niner Foundation:
Pam and Katy Niner
Julie and Will Obering
Annette and Noah Osnos
Linda and Larry Perlman
Gina Pate and Steve Pierce
CIOS Foundation: Shirley and Paul Piper
Rita and Henry Richter
Ann and Steve Ryan
Julian and Anita Saul
Seidler Foundation: Mary and Stanley Seidler
Michael Sellett
Carol Baker and Mark
Stein
Susan and Nick Sutton
Town of Jackson
Lisa and Mark Vallely
Randy and Peter Walmsley
Whiteley and Nick Wheeler
Wyoming Arts Council
$1,000 - $4,999
Anonymous (3)
Marcia Kunstel and Joe Albright
Shelia and Michael Alessandro
Sally Maca and Alex Alimanestianu
Karen Kolodny and Carl Amon
Jean Anderson
Susan and Geoff Armstrong Arts for All
Carole and Burke Baker
Suzanne Richards and Josh Baltzell
Ed Beddow
Kathleen M. Brown
Shari Brownfield
Sue Cedarholm and Kent Nelson
Liz and David Chandler
Panoram Foundation Inc.: Eugenie Copp
Beth and Patrick Coyne
Cristoph Cushman
Nancy Gilman and Harry Dannenberg
Jan and Chuck Davis
S & G Foundation: Gale and Shelby Davis
Michele and Doug Dillard
Alissa Ehrenkranz and Patrick Dominick
Donovan Family Foundation: Nancy and David Donovan
Karen and Glenn Doshay
Cindy and David Edelson
David Elan
Alison and Peter Engel
Thomas M. Evans, Jr. Foundation: Tania and Tom Evans
Rendezvous Insurance Inc.: Alden Wood and Ike Faust
“Caryn and Christian Felipe in memory of Jack and Mary Jane Mayer”
Peter Fenton
Chuck Fleischman
Lisa and Tom Franzen
Polly and Steve Friess
Pamela and Scott Gibson
Carrie and Michael Geraci
Rebecca Rapaszky and Carl Goldfischer
Jill Baldauf and Steve Grossman
Celeste and Victor Haghani
Susan and Gary Halling
Gigi and Mike Halloran
The Harrington Family Foundation: Lydia and Ron Harrington
Chris and Ross Hartley
Bruce A. Hawtin
Missy and David Hoster
Penney and A.C. Hubbard
Barbara and William Hughes
IGO Family Foundation Inc.
Susan Jackson
Esther Kane
Jane and Charles Kusek
Spirit Dance Foundation: Flo Lemle
Kyu Han and Heinz
Maeusli
Kathleen McCarragher
Pamela Cutler and Robert McDevitt
McDowell Foundation: Susie McDowell and Whitney McDowell
Wendy Meadows
Richard Mogan
Alice Moorhead and the late Rodman Moorhead
Vicki S. Morrow
Kimberly Kernan and William Mulligan
Sawmill Foundation: Hillary and McCleane
Munro
Christine and David Murdoch
Lisa and Steve Nesbitt
Newton Foundation: William Newton
Dany and Chip Nisbet
Douglas Ober
Keith B. Ohnmeis
Foundation: Keith B. Ohnmeis
The Opatrny Family Foundation: Judy and Donald Opatrny
Trina and Mike Overlock
Louise and Joe Parzick
Carol and Chris Peck
Quiet Heart Foundation
Joy Randall
Turner Resor
Terry and Bert Romberg
Lori Zalbowitz and Laurent Roux
Ellen and Peter Safir
Michele Gammer and Andrew Salter
LeeAnn and Theo Schuff
Kimberley Black and John Shelton
Nancy Jarrell and Ed Smail
Garnett A. Smith Family Foundation: Bitsy and Garnett Smith
Noa and Ted Staryk
Sue and Rich Sugden
Anna and Steve Sullivan
Karen Skaggs and Edwin Thomas
Thursday Roundtable Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole
Robyne and Randolph Townsend
Georgene Tozzi
Barbara and Stan Trachtenberg
Kris and David Troxel
The Newcomer Family Foundation: Nancy Vick Vick Foundation