FPE 2023 Annual Report

A Message From Our Board

It may seem like public schools have one job: to provide children with an extraordinary education. But today’s public schools do so much more than that. They provide opportunities for kids to learn social skills, they provide safe spaces for children to grow, and they provide an essential safety net for kids’ wellbeing.

When the Fund for Public Education was founded in 2007, most of our funding went to “extras”, things like special classroom projects and field trips that supplemented each child’s educational experience. While we still provide those extras, today the majority of our funding goes toward children’s basic needs including physical, mental, and emotional wellness.

In the last five years, requests for support through our mental health program, the Jean Coldsmith Fund, have tripled. The unmet need covered by our student meal program, Feeding the Whole, has grown from $35,000 annually to more than $250,000. And dozens of local kids rely on our dental and orthodontic programs as their only means of receiving care.

Our community is changing rapidly. Need is growing. And our public schools have become the frontline of support for hundreds of families. The Fund for Public Education is here to enable and ensure that support, and we need your help.

Over the next three years, one of our primary goals is to develop an endowment that will support Teton County’s public schools in perpetuity. We need to ensure that essential programs, like free meals and child wellness, will always be available for every child. We need to be prepared for growth in our community and in our schools. We need to invest in a solid future for our kids, our schools, and our community.

Please grow with us. Join us in supporting FOREVERSCHOOLS.

OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Annie Band, President Huntley Dornan, Treasurer Ashley DiPrisco, Secretary

Jennifer Bruno, Director Lisa Carlin, Director

Reade Dornan, Director/TCSD Trustee Jennifer Zung, Director/TCSD Trustee

Gillian Chapman, Ex-Officio Director/ TCSD Superintendent

Pier Trudelle, Ex-Officio Director/TCSD Laision

And a very special thank you to Board members who completed their terms this year:

Helen Macauley, Kate Mead, and Greg Prugh

ABOUT THE FUND FOR PUBLIC EDUCATION

The Fund for Public Education is a 501(c)3 nonprofit school foundation. Our sole mission is to support Teton County School District #1’s schools, teachers, staff, and students. We do this by raising funds to cover budgetary gaps and providing resources in five key areas:

“The Fund for Public Education provides essential support for our schools. They make amazing projects and programs possible and connect donors with our schools, giving the community important opportunities to make a real difference in the lives of our students, staff, and teachers.”

Gillian Chapman TCSD#1 Superintendent

2007

OUR HISTORY

Teton County Education Foundation is created as a pass-through organization to manage an exaction given to Teton County School District in support of teacher housing.

Working with a part-time, contract based Executive Director, the Foundation begins to award small classroom grants from Old Bill’s Fun Run donations.

The Foundation’s board develops a new vision for the organization. The first full time Executive Director is hired, the name is changed to Fund for Public Education, new programs are developed, and we begin fundraising to support TCSD programs.

As the COVID-19 pandemic hits the nation, the Fund responds by raising more than $700,000 for the schools’ emergency needs. Annual fundraising begins to top $1M.

The Fund launches FOREVER SCHOOLS, a $14M capital campaign to support district capacity and build an organizational endowment. This is in direct response to the growing needs of TCSD.

HOW WE WORK

TCSD

Budget Gaps

Emergency Funds for Schools

Capital Campaign

FUNDRAISING

Child Welness

Literacy

PROGRAMS

Scholarships

Arts

ADMIN School Fundraisers

UNMET NEED IDENTIFIED BY TCSD

Equity

Community Funds

Exaction Funds

GRANTS For Teacher Training For District Projects For Schools For Students & Families

Live Performances

This program gives kids the chance to witness the arts up close and to share the experience with their peers.

Special thanks to our partners who make these performances possible.

A LETTER FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT

I am incredibly grateful for your support of the Fund for Public Education. Each student in our school district benefits directly from you when you support the Fund for Public Education.

In the Teton County School District, we are growing great thinkers, leaders, innovators, and stewards of our nation. As the community has developed new housing, we recognize that our facilities must keep pace with growth. Our staff need affordable and accessible housing so their focus can be on educating our students each day. Our facilities were not designed with the needs of 21st century education and we are seeking ways to customize learning for each student. That means the physical spaces need to inspire and support the robust courses so that our students can be successful in this world.

The Fund for Public Education is a critical partner with us and having an endowment will ensure our students can continue to access high quality education and spaces that prepare them for a lifetime of learning ahead. Because of this amazing community, our graduates earned local scholarships of more than $1M that show them we believe in them, we care for them, and we are inspired by them. Thank you for your ongoing support for ForeverSchools and each student in the Teton County School District.

Dr. Gillian Chapman, TCSD#1 Superintendent

JOIN US IN SUPPORTING FOREVERSCHOOLS

This three-year capital campaign launched in 2023 with the goal of raising $14M to build DISTRICT CAPACITY, STAFF HOUSING, and a LASTING ENDOWMENT.

Visit FundForPublicEducation.org to learn more and make your pledge today.

BUILDING DISTRICT CAPACITY

Based on the new housing units that are planned in Teton County, experts estimate that the number of students in our school district could double in the next ten years. With current schools already operating near capacity, we need to be prepared.

The District Capacity fund of FOREVER SCHOOLS looks to raise $4M over the next three years to enable the building of:

NEW CLASSROOMS AND ACADEMIC SPACES

SPECIALIZED VOCATIONAL LABS

IMPROVED FACILITIES FOR SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES

BETTER TRASNPORTATION FACILITIES

Join us at the Center for the Arts on October 3rd, 2023 from 5-7pm to learn more about FOREVERSCHOOLS and how you can support upcoming district projects.

BUILDING STAFF HOUSING

The number one reason staff leave TCSD#1 is the lack of affordable and attainable housing in our community. In order to attract and retain the best teachers, we need to provide them with sustainable housing that can accomodate growing families and growing careers.

The FOREVERSCHOOLS Staff Housing fund seeks $3M to suplement $16M that has already been secured. These funds will be used to build affordable one, two, and three bedroom rental units for TCSD teachers and staff. The site, near Jackson Hole Middle School, was selected for affordability, access, and its low impact on the surrounding community.

The project is scheduled to break ground in the 2023-2024 school year.

DID YOU KNOW?

If you’re buying or selling a home in Teton County, you can support the FOREVERSCHOOLS Staff Housing initiatives through the Teton Board of Realtors Community Housing Fund.

Make your donation at the time of closing and our partners at TBOR will combine your gift with those of other home owners for ever greater impact. Visit communityhousingfund.com to learn more.

A very special thanks to former TCSD#1 Trustee and retired teacher Alan Brumsted and his wife Nancy for making the founding contribution to this fund.

COMMUNITY HOUSING FUND

BUILDING A LASTING ENDOWMENT

FOREVERSCHOOLS is raising $7M over the next three years to build a crucial endowment. This fund will support the foundation, secure the future of key programs, and provide the school district with a vital reserve.

“The ability to build an endowment is one of the most powerful tools our community has in the fight to secure a bright future for our kids. It ensures that our schools always have the tools and resources they need to overcome any challenge.”

Jennifer Jellen, Fund for Public Education Executive Director

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHT: FEEDING THE WHOLE

High resort wages, combined with a high cost of living, means that many families in Jackson Hole don’t qualify for federal Free and Reduced Meal Programs, but still need help.

Feeding the Whole is an innovative partnership between TCSD#1 and the Fund for Public Education that ensures no child goes hungry. It provides direct assistance to more than 600 students and supports the district as a whole through:

FREE MEALS FOR KIDS IN NEED

SCHOOL LUNCH DEBT RELIEF

FRESH FRUIT & VEGGIE SNACKS

COMPOSTABLE CONTAINERS TO REDUCE WASTE

SUPPLEMENTAL SUPPORT FOR DISTRICT FOOD SERVICE PROGRAMS

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the demmand for this program grew exponentially. As the pandemic subsided, the need for free meals did not, which tells us that food insecurity continues to be a challenge locally.

Since 2019, the annual cost of this program has increased by more than 500% due to rising food costs and increased participation. Today, the program serves nearly 100,000 meals each year.

Feeding the Whole is open to all TCSD families. A quick is easy application is available at: FundForPublicEducation.org/school-meals The applications is free and completely confidential.

The Fund for Public Education and TCSD are also proud members of the Jackson Hole Food Collaborators , a group of more than a dozen local organizations working to eliminate hunger in our community.

A special thanks to Bank of Jackson Hole for supporting meal programs throughout our community.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHT: DENTAL WELLNESS

The Fund for Public Education and TCSD#1 offer two comprehensive dental wellness programs for students. Love Your Teeth provides oral health education, free in-school dental screenings for K-5 students, and free dental care for any K-12 student in need. Straighten Up provides free orthodontic care for children whose orthodontic issues interfere with their speech, their ability to chew, or their ability to succeed in school. Together, these two programs provide a vital lifeline for hundreds of kids and families, many of whom have no other access to dental care.

A VERY SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR PARTNERS WHO MAKE THESE PROGRAMS POSSIBLE.

OWENS FAMILY DENTISTRY

TETON DENTAL ARTS

Dr. Rebecca Cloetta, Dr. Mary Ellen Evolo, & Holly Schumacher

SPOTLIGHT: FERNANDA COSTILLA CORREA

In 2023 the Teton County Scholarship Program awarded more than $1 Million to local students. The program, which is co-administered by the Fund for Public Education and the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole, in partnership with TCSD#1, includes more than 60 scholarships sponsored by local businesses, organizations, and individuals. This year, that translated into more than 250 unique awards given to 128 exceptional students.

We’d like to give you a chance to meet one of these amazing students and hear from her in her own words.

Fernanda Costilla Correa graduated from Jackson Hole High School in June, 2023 and is headed to Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland. When we spoke to Fernanda, she was busy completing a summer internship at the University of Utah’s Huntsman Cancer Institute in Salt Lake City.

FPE: Fernanda, could you tell us a little about your plans for the future?

FCC: I’m studying neuroscience in my undergrad and then will be applying to medical school to be a surgeon in the future.

FPE: What were your goals when applying to the Teton County Scholarship Program?

FCC: Money and the cost of college was a big consideration when I was applying. My goal was to get as many scholarships as possible so that I can enter medical school with as little debt as possible.

FPE: How do you feel about the fact that the Teton County Scholarship Program is local? It’s really about our community supporting and connecting with students like yourself.

FCC: During my four years of high school, I spent of lot of time helping my community and so I found it really cool that the community is wiling to help students, too. I think that connection between community members and the students is awesome.

FPE: How will the scholarships you won through the Teton County Scholarship Program impact your life moving forward?

FCC: These awards are the key to a door that leads to success because many students who apply need the money in order to do great things. Just the opportunity to go to college is a really big gift, but these awards let us reach for that next step.

WE SUPPORT THE ENTIRE TCSD COMMUNITY

2023 ANNUAL BUDGET: $851,000 STUDENTS SERVED: 2,798

FUNDS GRANTED TO TCSD IN 2023: $664,903

SCHOOLS THAT RECEIVED GRANTS: ALL 10 AMOUNT RAISED BY KIDS FOR THEIR FAVORITE CAUSES: $23,057 For more information on the organization’s financial health, please see our IRS form 990, available at:

A MESSAGE FROM OUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Each year, I have the great pleasure of meeting hundreds of kids and getting to know their stories. They constantly suprise and inspire me, both with the scope of their dreams and the tenacity with which they work to achieve them.

This year I witnessed a third grader holding her best friend’s hand through a dental exam because was her friend was scared. At the end, teeth clean and healthy, they hugged to celebrate their victory.

I listened as kids shared their favorite ways to help the community, everything from keeping our rivers clean, to feeding the hungry, to making sure that our elderly neighbors are never lonely or forgotten.

I saw a group of highschool students plan a fundraiser so they could purchase furniture and supplies for a classroom in Africa that had none.

I applauded as new graduates celebrated their classmates for winning scholarships, even if they hadn’t won themselves.

I watched as students broke barriers, overcame challenges, and soared to new heights. And they did it together, helping and supporting and cheering one another on every step of the way.

This made me realized that we, as a community, are doing something right. We’re raising smart, kind, strong kids who know where they’re going.

At the Fund for Public Education, we ensure that every child can focus on what matters. We provide a safety net so that no one has to go without. We support kids on the path to becoming the wonderful people they are meant to be. And great donors like you make that possible.

Thank you for supporting the nearly 3,ooo students who make our schools exceptional.

Jennifer Jellen Executive Director

FundForPublicEducation.org

THANK YOU TO THE MANY DONORS WHO SUPPORT OUR SCHOOLS

LAUREATES SOCIETY

Bank of Jackson Hole

Berte Hirschfield

Bill & Maggie Scarlett

Bill & Victoria Scarlett

Brad & Kate Mead

Bruce Bowen

Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Dmitry & Rebecca Balyasny

Dunlevie Family

Garaman Charitable Foundation

GE Johnson Construction

Geologists of Jackson Hole

Jackson Hole Breakfast Rotary Club

Jackson Hole Mountain Resort

Jackson Hole Ski Patrol Memorial Fund

Keith Johnson

Leone-Perkins Family

Lisa Carlin

Lynn Friess/Foster’s Outriders Foundation

Paul Von Gontard

Patricia Russell

Rotary Club of Jackson Hole Foundation

Scarlett Family Foundation

St. Johns Hospital Auxiliary

Staryk Family Fund

Taylor Ashley Olsen/Monica Franklin/Family of Wiley J. Olsen

Wonder Institute

SCHOLARS SOCIETY

American Legion Post 43

Anna Cole

Anonymous Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Art Association of Jackson Hole

Austin Obryhim

Azadi Rugs

Blue Collar Restaurant Group

Elks Lodge #1713

Bill Voge

Betty B. Baril Fund

Brett McPeak & Whitney

Royster

Bulldog Partners, LLC

Center Management

Clay Geittmann

Community Safety Network

CustomInk

Davey Jackson Chapter

Daughters of the American Revolution

David Saunders

Delta Kappa Gamma Society

Dennis & Kay Lyman Foundation

Ebersole Wehrle

Elaine Romeo

Feuz Excavation

Girls Actively Participating!

Gillian Chapman

Grand Teton Lodge Company

Harmony Design & Engineering

Hawtin Jorgensen Architects

Headwaters District Boy

Scouts of America

Henry McKinnell & Joanna

Slonecka

Helen McAuley

Hog Island Corp/JH Express Lube

Jackson Family Dentistry

Jackson Hole Crimestoppers

Jackson Hole Jewish Community

Jackson Hole Kiwanis

Jackson Hole Lions Club

Jackson Hole Rotary Supper Club

Jackson Hole Youth Mountain Biking

James Rooks & Ruth

Moran-Rooks

JHG&T Ladies 18-Hole Golf Tournament

Jennifer Zung

Jim Hammerel

Joel & Kristin Revill

Jon Hunt & Annie Band

John de Neufville

John & Lynn Straker

Joseph & Susan St. Martin

Jourdan Family

Karl M. Johnson Foundation

Live Water Properties, LLC

Longbridge Foundation

Lunde Lawn Care, LLC

McGowan Painting

Meg and Bert Raynes Wildlife Fund

Mental Health and Recovery

Services of JH

Michael & Ashley DiPrisco

Michael & Sasha Zolik

Molly Hughes

Moran Volunteer Firefighters Association

MountainScapes, Inc.

National Museum of Wildlife

Art

Nelson Engineering

Nicole Fowler

Ochs Law Firm

Order of the Eastern Star

Owens Family Dentistry

Owens Orthodontics

Paul Keogh

Peter Karns

Prugh Real Estate, LLC

Sara Scott Adamson

SB Equipment Rentals, LLC

Skinny Skis, LLC

Soroptimist International of Jackson

St. Johns Health Foundation

Teton Board of Realtors

Teton Orthopaedics

Teton Rental

Teton Trail Runners

Tom & Jennifer Bruno

The Sage Foundation

Ward and Blake Architects

Wyoming Community Foundation

Wyoming Mechanical Company

Y2 Consutltants, LLC

HONOR ROLL

A.K. Johanson & Susen Dong

A.W. & Mary Armour

Abey Sanchez

Adrianne Deupree

Aimee Zeleznik

Alder Environmental, LLC

Alex Jones

Alex Perez

Alivia Bingham

Alix Munguia

Alli Noland

Allison Von Maur

Amy Evans

Amy Glenn

Amy Larsen

Anairis Bencomo

Anders & Elizabeth Engle

Andrea Dombroski

Andrea Oxman

Andrew & Bayless Byron

Andrew & Heather Overholser

Andrew & Julia Forstpointner

Andrew & Nancy Carson

Andrew Cornish & Sara Van Genderen

Angel Gallardo

Anna Szalay

Anne McInnes

Annette Osnos

Anthony Swentosky

Antonio Bedolla

Ashton Tattersall

Audra Schultheis

Augustus Most

Barbara Kaplan

Ben Brettell & Stephanie

Capps

Ben Hilke

Benjamin & Rachelle Rhodes

Bill Welch & Tracie Fifer

Welch

Bill Wotkyns & Sara Flitner

Blackbaud Giving Fund

Bob & Sarah Kilmain

Bob Gordon & Susan Mick

Brad Nielson

Breton & Keeley Bommer

Brian & Maddy Remlinger

Brian & Sarah McDaniel

Brian Nystrom

Briana Olivares

Brot Coburn & Didi Thunder

Bruce Hawtin

Caitlin Lamoureux

Campbell McInnes

Carl & Dana Nagel

Carol McCain

Caroline Fountain

Carter & Jamil Higley

Catherine Kelly

Charisse Haws

Charities Aid Foundation

America

Charles Teske & Janine Bay Teske

Chris & Judy Mooney

Chris & Meredith Stiehl

Christopher Williams

Christy Miele

Chuck Harris & Karen Jerger

Clinton Ghee

Cloudveil Hotel

Cody McInnes

Collin Binko

Dan & M.J. Forman

Dan & Shirley Thomas

Dan Visosky

Danny & Colleen Maestas

Darcy Cox

Dave Hansen Whitewater

David & Ruth Anne Tomlinson

David Barnett & Geneva Chong

David Hill

David Hunt

David Wellls

Deanna Hoffinger

Debbie A. Schlinger

Diana K. Brown

Diane McGee

Donald McInnes

Douglas & Janice Brimeyer

Douglas Brown & Lorie Cahn

DuBose & Sallie Ausley

Edward & Wendy Hobart

Edward Reed Finlay III & Rebecca Huntington

Elizabeth Benedict

Elizabeth Cheroutes

Elizabeth Whitaker

Elliott Wright

Emily Flanagan

Eric & Sarah Wilson

Eric Janssen & Allison Gillen

Eric Orton & Michelle Rooks

Erica Hansen

Erika Berry

Ernesto Sanchez

Estela Perez

Esther Ellis

Esther Mulvihill

Estrella Galicia Flores

Evans Construction

Fabiola van Oppen

Fatima Mares

Fine Dining Restaurant Group

First Interstate Bank

G.L. & S.M.C. Davis

Gabriela Jimenez Ezeta

Gerard Bosch & Nancy Mulhall Bosch

Gina Kyle

Grand Teton Anesthesia

Gratia Reynolds

Greer Burnside

Greg & Tracy Poduska

Greg Gricus & Alexandra

Dawson

Greg Meisner & Kathleen Osterman-Meisner

Greg Merage Foundation

Gregory & Charlotte Mason

Guy & Robin Evans

H.L. Epstein Family Foundation

Hampton Roads Community Foundation

Hannah Greene

Harry & Regina Keogh

Heath & Kristina Lawson

Heidi Crabtree

Helen Milek

Henry & Rachel Spellman

Icela Rosas

In The Hole, Inc.

Isaac Jimenez

J. Ronald Morgan

Jack Glasbrenner

Jackson Hole Compunet

Jackson Hole Health & Fitness, Inc.

Jade Pittel

James Robertson

Jamie Turner

Janice Bushnell

Janice Skinner

Jason & Melissa Snider

Jay & Gay Larsen

Jeff & Barbara Wogoman

Jeff Moran

Jem Computer Consulting

Jennie Swentosky

Jennifer Chonczynski

Jeremy Kusmin

Jerry & Susan Wheeler

Jessica Yeomans

JH Builders, Inc.

Jim & Nancy Stockhouse

Jim & Lisa Ryan

Jim Kandolin

Jim Roscoe

Jim Waldrop & Charlotte

Reynolds

Joan Perry Brock

Joel & Grace Barr

John & Joyce Batson

John & Jane Chapman

John and Julie Tobiason

John & Valerie Goettler

John Birle

John Gute

John Heim

John Sidle & Mary Chessman

John Wauters & Pier Trudelle

Jon & Alyson Klaczkiewicz

Jorgensen Associates, Inc.

Jose Jimenez

Joseph & Kelli Petrick

Joseph Gagnon & Cheryl Katz

Joseph Lovett

Joshua Gilmore

Joshua Griffith

Judith C. Andraca

Julia Heemstra

Julia Nielson

Julia Spence

Julie Sanchez

Julie Thomsen

Kaleena Kujawa

Karen Casillas

Karen Connelly

Karen McFall

Karen Sosa

Karla Rae Swiggum

Kathryn Dominguez

Kathryn Turner

Keiran Dulin

Keith & Lisa Gingery

Keller Williams Luxury

Jackson Hole

Kelly McCooey

Kelsie Moran

Ken & Cathy Blount

Ken & Virginia Mahood

Kendyl Thorne

Kim Ahoe

Kirsten Gelber

K.J. Morris

Kraig A. Kobert

Kristen Wright

Kristin Mayo

Kroger

Larry & Christine McCabe

Lasting Legacy, LLC/Elk

Country Inn

Laura Davenport

Laura Vignaroli

Lena Rossolo

Leslie Spurgin

Liberty Burger

Lily Vosmus

Linda Benson

Lori Clark-Erickson

M3, Inc.

Mackenzie Heator

Maddy Remlinger

Madeleine Pitts

Maho Hakoshima & Peggy

Gilday

Margaret Barrie

Margaret Kuechle

Maribel Galicia

Mark Heineken

Mark Wawn

Martha McKinney

Mary Kay Turner

Matt & Linda Matthews

Matt Daly

Matt George

Matthew & Jamie Turner

Matthew & Jolene Dimitroff

Matthew & Mary Hoelscher

Matthew Iberlin

Matthew Scott

Max Ludington & Maria Hayashida

M.B. Hasker

Melany Hierro

Melissa Cassutt

Melissa Jimenez

Michael & June McCollister

Michael & Nikki Kramer

Michael & Shawn Daus

Michael Halpin

Michael Krasula & Lisa Lowenfels

Michael Sellett

Michelle Blake

Mimi Kramer-Roberts

Molly Stewart

Natalie Yates

Natasha Peterson

Nathaniel D. Patridge & Tina

Flowers

Nestor Castillo

Neyvi Gutierrez

Nick Fredricks

Nolo Resources

North Fork Builders, LLC

Orville & Thelma Quasdorf

OWT Services, LLC

Pamela Thompson

Paul & Amy Boillot

Paul & Amy Mower

Paul & Cheryl Healy

Pearl Street Bagels

Pearl Street Market

Penny McBride

Pete & Christine Jenkins

Peter & Celeste Duffy

Peter & Rachael Karns

Peter Wood & Libby Crews

Piper Worthington

Rachel Long

Randall Reedy

Ray Chamberland

Rebecca Apfelberg

Rebecca Ritter

Rebecca Taylor

Renaye Notzka

Richard & Alison Smith

Richard & Lynn McDowell

Richard Greenwood & Constance Wieneke

Richard Wieloh

Ridge Crossfit

Robert Turner

Robert Wemple

Robin Levy, P.C.

Robin Soule

Roney De La Cruz & Miriam

Morillon-Sanchez

Russell Thompson

Ruth Glass

Ryan & Carrie Stanley

Ryan Hennessy & Jennifer

Jellen

Sadi Ignacio Morales

Samantha Diaz

Samone Sims

Samuel & Mareike Fitz

Sandra Vignaroli

Scott & Barbara Sanchez

Scott & Jo Schmillen

Sean Baker & Amy Aronowitz-Baker

Serenity Inc.

Shane Darnel & Lindsay Long

Shawn & Andy Ankeny

Shawn & Julie Klomparens

Shelley Olson

Shelly Paciulli

Sheri Tometich

Sofija Liles

Stanford & Adriana Morgan

Steve & Katie White

Steven & Rebecca Genzer

Susan Ann Juvelier

Susan Durfee

Suzanne Smith

Ted L. & Laura Ladd

Terry Bernatis

Teton Dermatology Fund

Teton Funeral Home and Cremation

Teton Outdoor Adventures

The Episcopal Church of Jackson Hole

The Mueller Fund

Theresa Lundquist

Theresa Malone

Thom Mayer, MD

Thomas Bernatis

Tiffany Milner

Todd & Mari Hanna

Tom Darin

Town Square Inn of Jackson Hole

Tracy Knauss

Travis & Annie Riddell/ Jackson Pediatrics

Uriel F. Castro

Victoria Munguia

Whitney Milek

Will Ferguson

William Hobbs III & Claudie Hobbs

William Neal

William Overbay & Katherine Christou

Workshop Collaborative, LLC

Yesenia Ponce Carvajal

A SPECIAL THANKS TO:

Annie Riddell & Hannah Sell

Alpine Jubilee

BroncBackers

Corie Rybak

Jackson Hole Community Band

The AES, CES, JES, KES, MES, MMES, & WES PTOs

To learn more about our programs and how you can help, please contact us:

BY MAIL: P.O. Box

1048

Jackson,

WY 83001

OR VISIT OUR OFFICES: 1235 GREGORY LANE

JACKSON, WY 83001

PHONE: 307-732-9414

WEB: FundForPublicEducation.org

EMAIL: info@FundForPublicEducation.org

Gifts of any amount provide essential support to all 10 Teton County public schools, over 600 district staff and nearly 3,000 local students. Your generosity makes great things possible for our schools.

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♦ Planned Giving: Leave a legacy in education by including the Fund in your estate planning

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♦ Pre-tax Payroll Deductions: Are available for all TCSD#1 employees

♦ Volunteer Your Time and Talent: Dozens of programs throughout the schools need your help