Introduction to One22 Resource Center

25 years of guidance, resources and care.

That’s what we’re here for.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Missy Whelan, Chair Laura Ladd, Vice-Chair/ Treasurer Ian Johnston, Secretary Lisa Carlin Bill Egan Sara Flitner Bob Hartman Julie O’Halloran Margot Snowdon Paul Vogelheim Bill Waterman Sharel Lund, Executive Director

Amidst the scenic backdrop that makes Jackson Hole, Wyoming such a special place, a story of support has unfolded for 25 years. Rooted in work that began in 2001, One22 Resource Center was formed ten years ago when four community organizations united as a single organization, carrying forward a shared commitment to mobilizing resources so the people who power this valley can continue to call it home.

While our region is known for opportunity and beauty, it also has the nation’s highest income inequality. Teachers, hospitality workers, household laborers, health workers, small business owners and others actively contributing to our community’s quality of life find themselves one crisis away from disaster.

THAT’S WHAT WE’RE HERE FOR. Today, a family of four faces average monthly expenses of $3,400 for a two-bedroom apartment, $2,400 for childcare and $1,500 for food. One22 Resource Center’s programs focus on low- to moderate-income households struggling to make ends meet in this environment. For 25 years, our collective work has met these realities with coordinated support—pairing direct assistance with guidance and strengthening stability. As we celebrate this milestone, we honor the legacy that enables us to respond to everyday hardships and full-blown crises.

OUR BASIC NEEDS PROGRAMS FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

Rent and emergency support for those facing housing instability and unexpected crises, paired with personalized guidance and resource navigation

FOOD ASSISTANCE

A wide selection of no-cost groceries and household items are available through the Jackson Cupboard and its four satellite pantry locations across our community

SPECIAL PROJECTS AND DRIVES

School supply drives, holiday gift drives and community food drives help meet critical needs for our clients

OUR EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMS FINANCIAL EMPOWERMENT

Workshops and resources on budgeting, credit, debt management and savings empower individuals to build financial capacity

YOUTH ENRICHMENT SCHOLARSHIPS (YES) Scholarships in partnership with the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole and 30+ partner organizations enable youth to participate in extracurricular activities and summer camps in a variety of fields like music, art, soccer and more

One22 is committed to serving and supporting our Limited English Proficient community members. As such, all of our services and materials are available in both English and Spanish.

100

individuals attended Financial Empowerment workshops on credit and debt, retirement and emergency savings

94

households received rent assistance

24

households received First/Last/Deposit assistance

588

scholarships for camps and activities

241

students received school supplies

shopping visits

OUR IMPACT IN 2025

489,698

pounds of food and household supplies distributed

1,538 households served representing 3,168 individuals

505

households received emergency assistance stipends distributed through support for federal workers

households accessed no-cost groceries

6,016

118

325

920

33%

of households accessed two or more programs

174

volunteers donated

3,404

hours of service

gifts brightened the holidays of

266

individuals through our Holiday Gift Drive

Your generosity has the power to transform lives. Every donation to One22 helps provide local families with the time, space and resources they need to navigate challenges. Our work is only possible because of donors like you, who share our commitment in saying: “That’s what we’re here for.”

one22jh.org • (307) 739-4500 180 S Willow Street, PO Box 1232, Jackson, WY 83001