One22 Annual Report 2025

ANNUAL REPORT 2025

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2026 Board Vice-Chair Laura Ladd, Executive Director Sharel Lund and Board Chair Missy Whelan

OUR PROGRAMS Basic Needs

One22 Resource Center guides members of our community toward stability and growth through basic needs, emergency resources and financial empowerment.

Food Assistance

2025 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jeff Willemain Chair

Lisa Carlin

Mike Randall

Missy Whelan Vice-Chair

Bill Egan

Margot Snowdon

Sara Flitner

Paul Vogelheim

Bob Hartman

Bill Waterman

Laura Ladd

Sharel Lund Executive Director

Ian Johnston Secretary/ Treasurer

Julie O’Halloran

Financial Assistance

Empowerment

Youth Enrichment Scholarships

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Dear Neighbor, With a strong dose of both humor and pragmatism, I’ve stopped looking for a typical year at One22 Resource Center. After all, our uniquely beautiful—and also uniquely extreme— community has a host of features that can make any year extraordinary.

Through creative problem-solving and thoughtful reflection, our team shows a remarkable ability to approach each year with all that we’ve learned and an open mind. Because you support us, you know it’s a year-round reality that our harsh economy makes it difficult for many of our friends and neighbors to weather the impacts of job loss, injury, reduction in hours or a change in housing.

Not only are individual hardships ever-present, but community crises continue to arise unexpectedly. This is where we step in: to provide support for those in need and to foster collective resilience, allowing us to navigate challenges together.

In 2025, a new challenge arose in the fall when many federal workers’ paychecks were suspended for 43 days. Living among the natural wonders of our national parks and forests means that local land stewards, natural scientists, educators and security professionals are critical to our community and well-being. With your help, we quickly mobilized our Quick Relief and Emergency Assistance programs to support nearly 200 households during this crisis.

In an example of creativity, our Community Engagement team worked with 132 volunteers and contributors to recraft One22’s holiday offering with the first One22 Holiday Gift Shop, where more than 250 shoppers selected from a curated collection of warm coats, electronics, kitchen appliances, craft kits, stocking stuffers and more.

Each new year keeps us on our toes, and we couldn’t do it without your support. On behalf of our entire team, thank you for making this work possible and giving us the strength to maintain consistent resources, as well as the courage to adapt.

OUR IMPACT IN 2025

1,538

households served, representing 3,168 individuals +29% increase from 2023

489,698

pounds of food and household items distributed via the Jackson Cupboard

33%

of households served utilized two or more One22 programs, demonstrating the value of coordinated, wraparound support

+90,000 pound increase from 2023 Annual Report 2025

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Nourishing Stability Through Dignified Food Assistance Access to reliable, nutritious food plays a critical role in household stability. Our Food Assistance program meets immediate needs while also serving as a practical budgeting tool, helping households redirect limited income toward rent, healthcare and other essentials.

Food assistance is often one of several ways households engage with One22. Many families connect with us through another program—such as Youth Enrichment Scholarships— and then choose to use our food pantry as an accessible way to stretch their household budget. Last year, 29% of families receiving Youth Enrichment Scholarships also used the Jackson Cupboard, demonstrating how food assistance complements other supports to stabilize day‑to‑day finances.

Feeding Families through Local Producer Partnerships This past summer, a new grant-funded partnership with Slow Food in the Tetons opened the door to providing local food options for our clients. Through purchasing agreements with Wyoming producers, Huidekoper Ranch, Squire Ranch and Linn Ranch, we brought 1,295 pounds of locally produced beef, carrots, zucchini and potatoes into the Jackson Cupboard while supporting regional farms. This pilot was supported by the Wyoming Department of Family Services and Food Works Group, and improved access to fresh food for households who might not otherwise afford these items. On top of this, other generous local growers, Shoshone River Farm and Silver Stream Farm, donated over 5,643 pounds of produce, including strawberries, cucumbers, potatoes and more.

“The ability to procure weekly commitments for our produce—especially to our local food pantry—makes a big impact in the efficiency of our small operation.

Plus, the grant funding up front helps with early season cash flow! A win on all fronts.”

— Huidekoper Ranch, Wilson WY

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75%

of Jackson Cupboard shoppers are within the 0-50% MFI range

38%

of Jackson Cupboard shoppers accessed another One22 program

37%

increase in pounds of food and household supplies distributed over the past three years

A Lifeline in Times of Disruption When a community-wide crisis hits, we can move quickly because we already run trusted, accessible financial support programs year-round.

The 43-day federal government shutdown last fall abruptly increased local need as federal employees across Teton County faced furloughs and delayed pay. This created sudden financial strain for many of our local civil servants.

In response, One22 launched a temporary Relief for Federal Workers initiative—designed to move quickly and meet urgent, short-term needs.

Through this effort, we distributed hundreds of stipends to help cover essentials like gas and groceries, while also offering emergency financial assistance for more extensive needs such as rent and child care support. The generosity of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole and individual donors allowed us to quickly open this initiative.

Designed to be more accessible and simple than our typical emergency assistance, this support helped families stabilize quickly. Many who

Serving Those Who Serve Us During the government shutdown, we supported employees of: Grand Teton National Park Yellowstone National Park Transportation Security Administration U.S. Forest Service U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

reached out had never needed our assistance before. In a moment of disruption, they found a community ready to respond, and shared that they felt seen and supported during this challenging time. Many voiced an intention to give back when they were able, underscoring the lasting ripple effect of a community who cares.

“Some of us would not have made it through if it hadn’t been for your gracious offerings, hard work and dedication to helping our community through hard times.”

— Transportation Security Administration Employee

Our close coordination with local agency leadership allowed us to understand essential needs, share resources and reach impacted employees quickly.

These relationships strengthened our ability to act as a trusted, responsive partner in a time of crisis.

This initiative was built on the foundation of our Financial Assistance program, a core service supporting local households working hard to navigate the high cost of living. In Teton County, living costs are 75% higher than the state average*, and many households are just one disruption away from crisis.* One22’s Financial Assistance program offers stabilizing support by pairing direct financial assistance with resource navigation. *Wyoming Economic Analysis Division Annual Report 2025

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Seasonal Moments Worth Celebrating A few times a year, our team leans into seasonal initiatives that are a little different from our daily work. While much of what we do can feel heavy at times, these programs create space for celebration and joy. Along the way, volunteers play a special role—adding care that helps bring these seasonal moments to life.

School Supply Drive We want students to enter the school year with the tools they need to thrive. For many families, however, the cost of school supplies competes with other essential expenses, creating added stress at the start of the year. One22’s School Supply Drive helps ease that burden and ensures that students have everything on their list (backpacks included!) so they can start the year prepared and confident.

In 2025, both of these seasonal programs grew by over 20%, reflecting increased need and strong community engagement.

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Holiday Gift Drive Our annual Holiday Gift Drive received a thoughtful update this year, evolving into a two-day shop experience for our clients and those of referring agencies. This new approach gave families the chance to choose gifts that felt meaningful and personal. We’re especially grateful to St. John’s Episcopal Church for generously providing space for our Holiday Shop.

Recognizing Our Volunteers We celebrate the people who give their time and energy to strengthen our work—and our community.

Blanca Aburto Kyle Allred Marc Andersen Marilyn Andersen Joy Anderson Alina Andraca Lance Ash Katie Ayers Erica Baker Jane Baldwin Norberto Barragan Juarez Grace Bayleygaley Sarah Beninga Patti Berlin Elizabeth Cogburn Birnie Jerry Bilek Lea Bonnecaze Patti Boyd Scott Boylan Jeff Brazil Sharon Brazil Stephanie Brennan Ryleigh Brock Savannah Brock Kyle Bronson Tisch Brown Zooey Brown Tatchai Bunmas Carter Callaway Jill Callaway Betsy Campbell Jeff Carlyle David Carpenter Melanie Cohodes Janelle Conlin Stephanie Cooper Dante Daugherty Teri Davis Juana De La Cruz Jacobo Gregg Dean Austin James DeJarnette Audra Denton Cyndi DeSoto Ashley DiPrisco Matt Duperrault

Wesley Eckstein William Egan Sherrie Escobar Ray Espinoza Emmanuel Estrada Ian Estrada Valdez Julieth Fajardo Cadena Grayson Fallon Lori Faverham Jenny Felsinger Robin Fields Karin Finlay Sara Flitner Andy Flores-Cano Anne Fontaine Gemma Ford Cristy Foster Daniel Fulton Amy Fulwyler Angel Godinez Maria Gonzalez Lauren Grossman Heather Halls Renee Havens Ash Hermanowski Jacobo Hernandez Davis Hopper Dena Horstkotte Taylor Inouye Max Jannotta Patty Jaquith Elizabeth Johnson Ragan Jolly Chelcie Jonke Alex Jordan Denise Joy Danielle Kapcsos Mark Kelleher Stacey Kelly Aiden Kim-Miller Mindy Kim-Miller Silvia Kim-Miller Jacob Kurtz Jane Lajohn Katherine Levenson

Randi Levine Tori Lund Julieta Lyall Paige MacLeod Kathleen Mague Olivia Masterton Samara McCarthy Madison McGee Adrian Montgomery Cynthia Morales Lopez Lizzy Moran Ian Morillon Robles Hannah Navarro Sherrie Naylor Alan Nevius Angelica Nieto Jennifer Nissenberg Mayra Nuñez Pava Dorothy O’Dwyer Julie O’Halloran Marcus Olson Maggie Ordóñez Rojas Ian Osler Dawn Pace-Alfaro Katelyn Page Zachary Palazzolo Katie Parker Kara Pearson Anna Pence Jose Perez Beristain Tara Peterson Sarah Phocas Sarah Pierce Patricia Pistono Barbara Ramirez Armas Glenda Ramsay William Ramsay Janine Ramsey Kerri Ratcliffe Jorge Reyes Noah Rial Angel Rice Rob Rice Annie Riddell Nancy Riddle

Zabdiel Rivera Serrano Chelsea Robin Vanessa Romeo Jim Ross Alejandrina Ruiz Anne Rutherford Eric Ryan Enrique Sanchez Cuellar Orlando Sanchez Rojas Claudia Schrotz Michael Schrotz Jeanna Seaton Melissa Smid Ariana Snowdon Margot Snowdon Adrian Solarte Moreno Ash Stam Laura Stamp Deborah Stanley Cathy Starrett Beth Stromberg Anna Sullivan Stewart Sullivan Tim Taylor Karen Terra Monica Terra Diane Thomas Estela Torres Jeff Trenton Amy Turner Kathryn Turner Jessyca Valdez Karen Van Norman Marcia Verploegen Magali Villegas Lopez Lucy Waldrop Avery Ward Ronald Weiner Ali Wheeler Tommy Whelan Maxwell White Michael Wittmeyer

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Our Impact in 2025

What We Made Possible, Together

1,538

households served across all programs

3,168 individuals

33%

of households utilized two or more of our programs

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

94

households received rent assistance

118

households received emergency assistance

24

households accessed improved living conditions through our First/Last/Deposit program

FOOD ASSISTANCE

489,698

pounds of food and household supplies were distributed through the Jackson Cupboard and its four satellite locations

1,756

individuals used the Jackson Cupboard (32% of whom were children) An average of

322

households were served per month

59,535

pounds donated through individuals and food drives

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FINANCIAL EMPOWERMENT

100

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

YOUTH ENRICHMENT SCHOLARSHIPS (YES)

208

students accessed summer camps and extracurricular activities

588

SEASONAL DRIVES

31

241

activities were funded partially through YES

collaborations with partner organizations

School Supply Drive

students received free supplies at the beginning of the 2025-2026 school year

Holiday Gift Drive

COMMUNITY EMERGENCY RESPONSE

325

stipends were distributed to support local workers affected by the October federal shutdown

23

individuals received emergency assistance to cover rent and child care costs during the federal shutdown

266

individuals had their holidays brightened with 505 gifts (and more than 200 stocking stuffers!) donated through our Holiday Gift Drive

Volunteers

174

volunteers donated 3,404 hours of service to our food assistance and seasonal programs, totaling over $118,000 of donated labor costs

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YES made 588 activities possible for local youth, a 20% increase in scholarships from 2024.

Unlocking Youth Potential through YES Opportunities to learn, grow and connect outside the classroom can be formative, but they are not always accessible to every family. One22’s Youth Enrichment Scholarship (YES) program continues to expand access to the kinds of experiences that help young people grow into themselves. From art classes to sports and summer camps, YES supports youth in building confidence, exploring their interests and finding a sense of belonging.

At the same time, YES reflects a practical reality for many working families. With summer camps averaging nearly $400 per week, these opportunities are often out of reach. By reducing the average family contribution to just under $200, and helping cover additional costs like equipment and transportation, YES helps stretch tight household budgets and makes participation possible. For many parents, it also means access to safe, reliable care outside of school hours, easing the daily balance of work and caregiving.

Save the Date

June 23

4–7 pm

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Center for the Arts Lawn One22 Resource Center

Good ideas about serving one’s community often take root around a kitchen table, over coffee at a diner or whenever helping someone becomes more than a one-person endeavor. We feel sure that everyone who supports One22 has numerous examples in their own lives. These moments reflect the front lines of human service, and this is the kind of collective thinking that inspired our predecessor organizations 25 years ago. Friends became volunteers, volunteers became board members and caring people became donors—many became all three. All the while, our community grew, and with it, the need grew too.

Strengthening Financial Knowledge Our 2025 Financial Empowerment workshops created engaging opportunities for community members to come together and learn in accessible, virtual spaces. Delivered over the Spring in both English and Spanish by local and national presenters, these eight workshops reached 100 unique participants. Topics included financial well-being, credit and debt, emergency savings and retirement planning.

These workshops paired practical tools with encouragement and connection, helping attendees build confidence and take the next steps in their own financial lives.

By breaking complex, often misunderstood, topics into clear, approachable guidance, our financial education series helps participants make better informed decisions and plan for the future.

Along the way, countless individuals lent their time and treasure to help make our community a kinder, gentler place for people who live and work here through the missions of El Puente, Community Resource Center, the Latino Resource Center and the Jackson Cupboard. This year, as we celebrate 25 years of work, and 10 years of being united through one organization—One22 Resource Center—we want to express our sincere gratitude for the foundation of deep care, compassion and commitment all these years. We know that acts of kindness and generosity occur every minute of every day by the same folks who set this work into motion.

MUSIC · FOOD · ACTIVITIES We would like to honor the collective effort of everyone who has been part of these organizations and welcome you to join us in this celebration. Please be our guests of honor on June 23, as we welcome the whole community to spend a few hours of fun and togetherness.

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Thank You to Our Generous Donors Gifts made from January 1 to December 31, 2025 Anonymous (67) Anonymous, in Honor of Cecile Young Anonymous, in Honor of Mark and Holly Kelleher Bruce Abel Robert Ablondi and Debra Wuersch Brad Abrams and Robbi Farrow Sara Adamson Michael and Virginia Adler Albertsons Allison and Stephen Alfers Charlotte Alimanestianu Joseph Alvarado and Margaret Sullivan John Ambler Calvin and Ginger Anderson DeAnn and Dan Anderson Jean Anderson Joy Anderson Laurie Andrews and Perk Perkins Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Shaun and Betty Andrikopoulos Bethany Ankerson Nancy and Mark Anselmi Andrew and Rebecca Apfelberg Apple Applestone Foundation Miki Aristorenas A. Watson and Mary Armour Geoff and Susan Armstrong Gerald and Barbara Aronowitz Lance Ash Anne and Steve Ashley Deidre Ashley Jim and Carolyn Augé DuBose and Sallie Ausley Mickey Babcock, in Honor of James Peck Rhonda Baines Jane Baldwin Joan Baldwin Eric and Jennifer Balsa Anna Barker Deborah and Randy Barker Carisa Barnett David Barnett and Geneva Chong Mark Barron and Ruth Ann Petroff John and Joyce Batson Reid Bauer John Becker and Theresa Zellmer 12

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Margaret Bellorado Patti Berlin Pegi and Kent Bernard, Bernard Family Endowment of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole John and Eileen Berner Marylou Berra Bill and Martha Best Jerry Bilek Bill Wood Foundation Michael and Susan Bird Diane Birdsall Julie Birrer Emma Bittner Lynette and Jim Blake, in Honor of Kathryn Turner Richard and Rebecca Bloom Cathy and Ken Blount David Bouton Liz and Bruce Bowen Steward and Charlie Bradley Tim Bradley and Ruth Harrington Will and Jennifer Bradof Chris Brady and Katie Colbert Brady Jackson and Lindsay Brandenburg Kelsey Brehm Stephanie Brennan Alicia Brieger Cathryn Brodie Herb and Amy Brooks Carl Brown and Linda Bass Diana Brown Douglas Brown and Lorie Cahn Kathleen Brown Lyons and Zooey Brown Maureen and David Brown Susan Brown Valerie Brown and Don Baker Shari Brownfield Frank Brummer and Andrea Gerken Ellen Brunker Theresa and Les Brunker Amanda Bryan Hope Buchbinder and David Rogers John Buckley and Anna Bennett Mary Kate Buckley Janet Buehler Bunker Restaurant William and Katherine Burford Bruce and Cathie Burkland

Michele Burton and Leslie Sikora, in Honor of Fred Bowditch Mary and David Bushnell Angela and Charles Bushong Dennis and Marian Butcher Hilary Camino Betsy Campbell

Katharine Conover-Keller and Fred Keller, Systemic Change Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Bart Conrad and Jo Lynn Lundquist Cony Corporation Leslie Cook Eugenie Copp and Ken Overfield

CAROLYN WORTH “In 2021, my family received childcare assistance from One22 while we were still finding our way in Jackson. Today, I’m proud to give back as a donor, knowing firsthand how this investment strengthens not just individual families, but the entire community. Supporting One22 is an investment in a more resilient, inclusive and connected community.”

Michael Campbell and Ann Harvey Nancy Carey Betsy Carlin and Becky Watson Lisa Carlin Wendy Carlson-Koll David Carpenter Lisa Carranza Ann Carter Nancy Caton Sarah Celestine David and Mary Cernicek Amy Chay Children’s Learning Center Circ Design Inc Maria Alyce Clark Mark and Jeanie Clark Mary Ann Clark Susan Clarke and Eric Cole CLB Architects Jessica Coakley Emily Cohen Jeff Cohodes and Suzanne Yant Cohodes Mackenzie Cole James and Karen Coleman Daniel Collins and Rona Ferguson Nancy and Dick Collister, Collister Family Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Community Food Band Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Matthew and Katharine Confer Janelle and Mike Conlin

Ann Cornell Janet and John Costello Alyson Courtemanch William and Judy Cox Fred Crozier Don Cushman Pamela Cutler and Robert McDevitt Jasmine Cutter Paul and Julie D’Amours Cynthia and Jeff Dahlin Sophie Danforth AnnaMarie Daniels Benjamin Dann Robert Darden Dave Hansen Whitewater Laura Davenport Seadar and Aaron Davis Lynne and Van Davis Stanford Davis, in Honor of The Morgenstern Family Cooke Dawes Tim and Jean Day Juana De La Cruz Jacobo and Rafael Infante Andrée Dean and Nick Cottingham Johann and Kirsten Deisenhofer Delaware North Companies, Inc Susan DeMuro Peter and Susan Dennis Arthur and Christine Denton Steve Deutsch Natalie Dimac Jody Donnelly Nancy and David Donovan

Vera Donovan Reade Dornan Jennifer Dorsey Karen and Glenn Doshay Jessica Doss Doyle Dawes Real Estate Partners Duffel Donkey Robert Duggan and Mary Weber Marva Duke Laura Dunlop Shauna and Christian Earl Ian and Beth Eastman Eavis Family EcoTour Adventures, LLC David and Cindy Edelson Mike and Diana Eden Marilyn Ednie William Egan David Elan Ryder Elitharp Elks Lodge Denny Emory Alison and Peter Engel Environmental Health Trust Christian and Jacqueline Erdman Adelle Eslinger Vanessa and Jeff Etherington Tom and Roxanne Factor Farmor Foundation Caroline Farrell Jay Federman and Sylvia Beck Sallie and Conway Felton Jean and Richard Ferguson Whitney Fessler Lori Fields and Marlin Risinger Robin and John Fields Fine Dining Restaurant Group Ray Fink Chris and Cate Finlay Karin Finlay First Interstate BancSystem Foundation Charles Fleischman Sara Flitner Rick Flory and Lee Roberts Robert and Cynthia Flynn Adair Flynt Foley Inc. Robin Folweiler Anne Fontaine Patricia Fontanini Food Bank of Wyoming Food Works Group

Jennifer Ford and Rhys Brown Dan and MJ Forman Stephen Foster Four Pines Physical Therapy Arthur Frakt and Janna Rankin Maryt Fredrickson Max Friedman Edward and Julianne Fries Lisa and Are Friesecke Tom and Becky Frisbie Jane and Ronald Frisch Laurie Fukawa Nate Fuller Robbie and Zaidee Fuller Fund for Public Education Maggie Gabruk Carmen García Fernandez Virginia García Fernandez Nancy and Robert Gardiner Andrew Gardner Pam Gardner Rachel Garrett Nancy Gensch, in Memory of Lyn Dalebout Greg and Elizabeth Gerhard Todd and Connie Germano Elizabeth Gerrits Mary Gerty Pamela and Scott and Scott Gibson Miriam Gilbert Gwenn Gilday Claudia Gillette John and Martha Gilmore Ruth Glass and Gary Wayne Hillary Glass Tony Glawe Michel Glouchevitch and Caroline Janda Mike and Kathleen Glover Theresa Godchaux Tyler Gohr Jeff and Amy Golightly Michele and Charles Goodman Randolph Goodman Frederic Gordon Robert Gordon and Susan Mick Christine and Oliver Goss Tony Goymerac Carolyn Grant Elizabeth Gray, in Memory of Auden Rafert Myrna and Stephen Greenberg Phyllis Greene Kris and Tom Gridley

Peyton and James Griffin Deirdre and Vance Griffith Cynthia Griggs Jochen and Uschi Grocke Lauren and David Grossman Gun Barrel Steak and Game House Ralph and Louise Haberfeld Maho Hakoshima and Peg Gilday Keith Hall Matt Hall Zach Hall and Carol Wauters Susan and Gary Halling Mike and Gigi Halloran Hampton Roads Community Foundation Davis Handschin, in Honor of the Jackson Hole Middle School Combat the Silence Project Paul Hansen and Kay Stratman Jacqui Hardenbrook David and Leslye Hardie Carol Harkness Lauren Harnishfeger Stephen and Renee Harrington Chuck Harris and Karen Jerger James and Molly Harris Janice Harris Margaret Harris Suzanne and George Harris Devon Harrison Jan and Bob Hartman Carol Harvey David Harvey Christi Haswell Patrick Hattaway and Mallory Smith Charles and Andrea Hattemer Meg and John Hauge Renee and Mark Havens Audra Hawkins Curt and Charisse Haws Bill and Mary Hayes Herb and Diane Hazen Leslie Heard John and Susan Hebberger Deborah and John Hechinger Susan Hedden Tom and Laura Hedges Kristen Heikkila and Reese Ramos Rojas Ephraim and Kira Heller Katie Hemdon Adriene Henderson Cecilia and Jim Herbert

Tricia Herrick Cole Herrington Charles and Barbara Herz Victoria Hess James and Betsy Hesser John Heymann David Hill Berte Hirschfield Marc Hirschfield and Anise Morrow Nancy Hoffman and Ken Finn Jack and Susan Hogan Lannie and Bill Hoglund Bland and Liza Hoke Sojourner Fund Julie Holding Holland and Hart Brit Hoyt George and Janice Hubbard Penney and A.C. Hubbard Kathlynn and Evan Huck, in Honor of L. William Huck, Joan Huck, Leonard William Huck Jr. and Wendy Huck Godfrey Mercedes Huff Robert Huffman Hughes Charitable Foundation Suzie Hultman Trent and Suzanne Hultman Jim and Maggie Hunt Holly Hunter and Mark Kelleher Griffin Hurlbut Stephen Huyler Immigrant Enterprises, Inc Betriz Iriondo Gary Isbell Jackson Council of Catholic Women Jackson Hole Airport Jackson Hole Jewish Community Jackson Hole Lions Club Jackson Hole Middle School Jackson Police Department Jackson Temp Services, Inc. Caitlin James Richard Jansen Aaron Japel Patty and Dick Jaquith Nancy Jarrell and Ed Smail Jacque and John Jarve Jessica and Chris Jaubert Cheryl Jelinek Latham and Megan Jenkins Reece Jenkins Des Jennings and Chloe Lewis Annual Report 2025

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Kate Jensen and Frederick Day Ken and Sherrie Jern Joyce Johnson Kathy Johnson Leslie and Chris Johnson Worthy and Maria Johnson Ian Johnston Chelcie Jonke Tom and Becky Jordan Arne Jorgensen and Teresa De Groh Jorgensen Associates Paul and Chris Kadue Esther Kane Jenny Karns Peter and Jeanine Karns Robert and Anna Mae Kass Ann Kelley Lindsey Kelly Ryan Kelly Stacey and Harold Kelly Peter and Kirsten Kern Charles Kerr and Gudrun Rice Sarah Kerr KPMG LLP Jane Khoury Andrew and Liza Kimmel Carly Kirkpatrick Chris Kirkpatrick Roger and Jeanne Kirkpatrick Maren Kirlin Bridget Kitchen Anita Klaeser Marsha Kleinheinz Richard and Mary Lou Klene Katherine Kline Stephen Kneller Kraig Kobert Jack Koehler and Kristen Simpson Katherine Kohatsu Edward Kolsky Jeff Kopkey Steven and Sarah Kraemer Kevin Krasnow and Ingrid Daffner Krasnow Kroger Zero Hunger Zero Waste Foundation Jack and Kay Krouskup Charlotte and Brad Krugh Marcia Kunstel and Joe Albright Charles and Jane Kusek Michele LaBounta and Midge Simpson Laura and Ted Ladd Monique Lai and Carson Stanwood Kerry Lamb 14

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Tracy Lamb Daniel and Margaret Land Bailey Larson Morley and Blake Morley Lisa Larson-Hoyt and William Hoyt Tera Laub Lea Charitable Trust LegacyWorks Group Thomas Leidy Merkt Marty and Toby Leith Florence Lemle Robert and Miriam Lenz Ian Levenson and Lea Bonnecaze Michael and Caroline Leventhal Jason and Jean Lewis Liberty Burger Ed and Carole Liebzeit Jessica Lighthart Carol Line LinkedIn Linn Ranch Jenny and Kurt Listug Jack and Jodi Livingood David and Janine Lloyd Ethan Lobdell and Shoshana Kobrin Raymond Lobdell, in Honor of Ethan Lobdell Marc Loebe and Dana Rees Mary Long Chandler Losh Love Schack Architecture Nicholas Lovett Robert and Katherine Lucas Patty and John Lummis Alan and Irene Lund Sharel Lund Nancy Lundgren Robyn Lunsford Lupine Hills Lindsay Luther Margaret Lynch Clark and Andy MacKenzie Doug Mackenzie Susan Mackenzie Natalia and Thomas Macker Paige and Ian MacLeod Catherine Maguire Ariel Mann and Richard Grove Elizabeth Mannen Berges and James Berges Katherine Mannen Wackerman Laurentius Marais Steven Markason and Elizabeth Drapela Susan Marsh

Nancy Martino Tom and Mary Beth Mason Heather Mathews Stephanie Mattheis Daley Matthews-Pennanen Si and Katie Matthies Leslie Mattson and William Rigsby Georgia Mayer Patricia Mayers, in Honor of Fran Lammers Trisha Mayers Mary Ryan McCarthy Nancy Kay McCarthy Sally and Mark McCullough Brendan and Nicki McDermott Jeffrey McDonald Katie Noyes and Mike McDonnell Melissa McEniry Leanne McFadden Scott and Diane McGee Lindsey McGee Matthew and Lisa McGee Nancy McGregor and Neal Manne Bernard McHugh and Frances Clark, in Honor of Kathryn Turner Beverly and Ed McIlnay Corbin and Dorice McNeill John Meceda Kathy Medlicott Karahadian Morris and Irene Mellion Carol Mersereau Michael Meyer and Kathy Remus Meyer Paulette Meyer and David Friedman Microsoft Christy Brock Miele and Donaldson Miele James Miles and Ana Maria Escobar-Miles Marc Milgram Patrick Millard and Dawn Webster Jeremy and Acacia Minor Mike Minter and Emmie Hill Dann Mitchell Jed and Krista Mixter John and Kay Modi Tom and Kea Molnar Carol Mongeluzzi David and Allison Monroe Matt and Judy Montagne Abigail Moore Joseph F Moore Jr., in Memory of the Honorable Nancy Guthrie

Alice and Rod Moorhead Jeff Moran and Amy Glenn Kelsie Moran, in Memory of Alex Paley Lizzy Moran Richard and Kristina Morris Morton Enterprises LLC Barbara Moser Mountain Academy of Teton Science Schools Alison Muller Katie Murphy Dukes and Molly Murray Lynne Myers Erika Nash National Museum of Wildlife Art Ann Neale Lynn Neil Rodney and Anne Newcomb Newton Foundation, Bill Newton Douglas and Donna Niemi Pam Niner Jennifer Nissenberg Alli Noland Alex and April Norton Kelloway Norton Nancy Norton Rose Novak Carole and Jack Nunn June Nystrom Deirdre O’Brien Miki O’Connell Devin O’Donnell Dorothy O’Dwyer Julie and Hugh O’Halloran W. Scott and Kathryn O’Hare Deirdre O’Mara Bill and Janet O’Neil Tim Oakley and Catherine Tallichet Julie and Will Obering Janet and David Offensend Okano’s Gift, Sarah Pierce Anna Olson Judy and Don Opatrny Maggie Ordóñez Rojas and Victor Sanchez Susan Oremus Eric Orton and Michelle Rooks Noah and Annette Osnos, in Memory of June Bremer Sandra and Matthew Ostdiek Our Lady of the Mountains Catholic Church Trina and Mike Overlock Peter and Monica Overly Emily Overton Travis and Kristina Owen

Lauren Owens Shannon and Melissa Owens Sonja Page Kristin Painter and Acacia LaPrade Alexandra Palmer Marley Pankratz Veronique and Marshall Parke Nathaniel Patridge and Tina Flowers Scott and Jill Patterson Bob and Robin Paulson John and Margaret Paulus Erika Pearsall and Ned Jannotta, Jannotta-Pearsall Family Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Heather Poole Steven and Carol Poole Brynn Powell Catherine Powell practis Clayton Preheim and Stephanie Thomas Premier Green Cleaning Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole Jeff Prince Greg and Margaret Prugh Aaron and Tamsen Pruzan Leonard Purkis Quiet Heart Foundation Jim Radda and Cindy Satagaj-Radda

THE SELCHER FAMILY “As new homeowners in Jackson Hole, we wanted to find a meaningful way to invest in the community. We were quickly convinced of the impact that supporting One22 can have for neighbors navigating the challenges of living here. We believe our community is stronger when the people who make it what it is have the opportunity to live and thrive here.”

Bradley and Julia Peck Christopher and Carol Peck James Peck and Karen Youngblood Jodi Pederson and Tim Beaudin Peggy Rose Schneider Endowment Yesme Perez Olvera Perkins Charitable Foundation Sheldon Perkins Hadyn Peery Bob and Ruth Peters Josh Peters Leslie Petersen, Phibbs/ Peterson Donor Advised Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Ken and Kristina Peterson Joseph and Kelli Petrick Brook and Taylor Phillips Steven Piel Scott and Lisa Pierson Shirley and Paul Piper Pirate Ship Jared Pobre and Stacy Kiebler Greg and Tracy Poduska Mindy Beth Polan Gloria Polis Floren Poliseo Jodie Pond and William Field

Glenda and William Ramsay Mike and Patti Randall Susan Rauch Glenn and Diane Ray Rosie Read Timothy Read Redeemer Lutheran Church Amie Reed Joshua and Patricia Reed Richard Reese Reese Witherspoon Foundation Michael and Michelle Reisbeck Rendezvous River Sports Julie Renneisen Edmund and Anne-Marie Resor William Resor and Story Clark Resor Joel and Kristin Revill Jeff and Darcy Rice Edward and Lee Riddell Travis and Annie Riddell Dick and Nancy Riddle Cait Rifkin, in Memory of Judy Brooks Robert Righter and Sherry Smith Andy and Carolyn Ripps John Roberts and Lynn Fleisher John and Anne Robertson Lisa and Steve Robertson

Yvonne Robertson Karen Rockey Amanda Roeder Elisabeth Rohrbach Therese Romberg Jim Rooks and Ruth Moran Lela Rose Robert Rosenberg Doug Ross and Joyce Frye Ben Rossetter and Amy Lorenz Rowe CPA Group Kristen Rue Donald Runnicles, in Memory of Richard Brown Lindley Rust and Matt Herron Anne Rutherford and Jim Ross Amy Ryan Ann and Steve Ryan Zach Ryan Salesforce Scott and Barbara Sanchez Timothy Sands and Romayne Thompson Chris and Louisa Sandvig Christian Santelices and Susan Muncaster Julie Sargent Tim Sauer Saylak Family Charitable Fund Mike and Cheryl Schaefer Michael Scher and Barabra Zelazo Brian and Maggie Schiling Deborah Schlinger Harvey and Mary Schmidt Kylie Schmidt Julia Schnugg and Andy Bardon James Schondelmeier and Sarah Fischel Jean Schreiber William and Catherine Schreiber Michael and Claudia Schrotz Will and Suzanne Schutte Michael and Janet Schwamm Elizabeth Scott Scouts of America John Seal Tina Seay Mel Selcher Michael Sellett Caitlin Shea Kathy Shea Kris Shean Erica Shelley Paul and Koreen Sheridan Karla Sherman Shoshone River Farm Bobby and Malissa Shriver

Sandy and Dick Shuptrine D. Barry and Priscilla Sibson Brian and Jodi Siegfried Gary and Veronica Silberberg Silver Stream Farm Alexandra Simmons John and Barbara Simms Bruce Simon Robert Simpson Judy Singleton Singleton/Peery Financial Megan and Tyson Slater Slow Food in the Tetons Cary Smith, Amy Fulwyler and Matt Trucco Kate Smith Taylor Smith Smith’s Food & Drug Jamie Smock Snake River Roasting Company Jason and Melissa Snider Ariana Snowdon Margot Snowdon and Yves Desgouttes Chris Sobecki Patrice Sobecki Greg and Priscilla Sorensen Ricardo Soto and Susan Riesch Jonathan and Charlotte Souter Bill Southard Karen Spangler Mary and James Speyer Square One Systems Designs St. John’s Episcopal Church St. John’s Health Amy Staehr Fred and Jeanie Staehr Stam & Associates CPAs Noa and Ted Staryk Michael and Jennifer Stauth Jana Stearns, in Honor of Susan Juvelier and Mark Houser Rachel Stevens Mary Stewart Walter Stoessel and Elizabeth Cheroutes Stephen Stohlman and Cornelia Bergmann John and Lynn Straker Robert Strawbridge III Olivia Stuck Stuart Sugarman and O’Ann Feldman Anna and Stephen Sullivan Deborah Supowit Kathryn and Thomas Sweet Sweet Life Foundation Elizabeth and Richard Sword Annual Report 2025

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Continued List of Donors Stanley Takami Target Justin and Christine Tatosian Tom and Linda Taylor Chase Tedder Michael and Jennifer Tennican Karen Terra Estella Terrazas Allan and Frances Tessler Teton County 4-H Council Teton County Bar Association Teton County School District Teton County Wyoming Teton Toys Carrie Kirkpatrick, The Trifecta Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Charles Thomas and Marylee White Diane Thomas and Mike King Ned Thomas and Karen Skaggs, in Honor of Julie and Will Obering Tenley Thompson and Dan Bowen Peter and Laurie Thomsen Three Elephant Public Relations Thursday Roundtable Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Wes and Shirley Timmerman Beth Toftum Town of Jackson Jennifer Truman Bruce and Sandra Tully John and Mary Kay Turner Kathryn Turner Turner Fine Art U.S. Bank Foundation Amy and Steve Unfried Juliet Unfried United Way of Salt Lake Helen van der Voort Julie and Bill Van Gelder

Warren Van Genderen Karen Van Norman Margarito Vázquez García and Anay Olvera Silva Jill Veber Nancy Vick Magali Villegas López and Hugo Alvarado Lugo Bill and Jami Voge Paul Vogelheim Taylor Von Krosigk Allison von Maur Frances Wachs Polly and Sandy Wakeman Colleen Walker Darrick and Julie Walker Callie Walsh Marni Walsh Christy Walton James and Elizabeth Walton Gregg and Cathy Ward Peter and Adrienne Ward Travis Ward and Margaret Gordon Mike Wardell and Paula Grosch Teresa and Bill Waterman Nancy Watkins Ingrid Watsabaugh Mary Weatherhead and Steven Feldman Bob and Mary Elaine Weber Robert Weed Kenneth and Lynn Wegner Chris Weintrob Tim Welling Gail Wells Robert Wemple Sam and Yuette Werner Dabney West, Dillon Thunell and Louise Thunell Kate West and Carter Westfall Ali Wheeler Whiteley and Nick Wheeler

Missy Whelan Whole Foods Laurel Wicks Jennifer Wiener Rachel Wigglesworth and Nate McClennen John and Nancy Wilbrecht Lucy Wild and Jason Wolff Wild Flour Bakery Alexandra Willemain Chris and Jeffrey Willemain William Howard Flowers, Jr. Foundation, Inc. Bruce and Stephania Williams Butch and Linda Williams Kate Williams Ann and John Willott Kate, Sydney and Lucas Wilmot Katherine Wilson Wilson Elementary School Kurt and Chris Wimberg Terry Winchell and Claudia Bonnist Sarah Wines Doreen Wise Kate, Duke, Woods and Harriet Wiser Carol Wittmeyer, in Honor of Michael and Mae Wittmeyer Christine Wittmeyer Michael Wittmeyer Ingrid Wobst Jeffrey and Barbara Wogoman James Wolf and Nan Neth Stephen and June Wolfson Stefanie and Wesley Womack Womenfolk Jackson Hole Womentum Peter Wood and Libby Crews Wood Loring Woodman and Melody Lin Workshop Collaborative Carolyn and Eric Worth Roxana and Keith Wortman

Kelvin Wu and Elli Bemis Cynthia Wuerslin Wyoming Airports Coalition Wyoming Department of Family Services Wyoming Governors Residence Foundation Wyoming Hunger Initiative Hansjörg Wyss and the Wyss Foundation Christi Yannelli Kelsey Yarzab Lynn Yat Matthew Yeo Mike Yin Josiah Young Tom Young Stanley and Rebecca Zaist Raquel Zapáta Ramirez and Marcelo Alcantar Drew Zepernick and Jessica Kellett Sondra and Wiley Zernis Jeff Zipfel Allen and Charlene Zuckerman Sam Zuckerman and Padgett Hoke Jennifer Zung and Randy Blough Lyudmila Zvegintzov Mark and Ilene Zwerin

Our work is made possible by numerous contributors, as well as generous support from the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole.

We have made every effort to ensure our list is accurate for donations received from Jan 1-Dec 31, 2025. Let us know of any issues, errors or omissions.

AMY RYAN “Giving to One22 is one way I can give back to the community that has given me so much in my life. I don’t want Jackson kids going to school hungry or without a stable home. One22 battles financial hardship in our valley in a way that protects those kids and their families.”

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One22 Resource Center

A Network of Community Support Partnerships are at the cornerstone of One22’s mission and work. We are fortunate to collaborate with organizations across a wide range of services to provide our community members with a deep well of resources.

Our relationships with these partners help connect youth with scholarships for activities and camps, expand our reach for holiday gifts and school supplies, and raise awareness of our ongoing programs. We sincerely thank the partners whose support amplifies our collective impact!

Art Association of Jackson Hole

Jackson Elite Volleyball

Scouts of America, Grand Teton Council

Ascend Academics

Jackson Grizzlies Softball

Skating Club of Jackson Hole

Axis Gymnastics

Jackson Hole Children’s Museum

Slow Food in the Tetons

Bank of Jackson Hole

Jackson Hole Indoor

Snake River Soccer

Children’s Learning Center

Jackson Hole Kayak Club

Squire Ranch

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints

Jackson Hole Lacrosse

St. John’s Episcopal Church

Jackson Hole Ski & Snowboard Club

Taekwondo with John Kidwell

City Kids

Jackson Hole Stingrays Swim Team

Teton County 4-H

Climb Wyoming

Jackson Hole Writers

Teton County Health Department

Community Entry Services

Jackson Hole Youth Soccer

Teton County Library

Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Jackson Youth Hockey

Community Safety Network

Linn Ranch

Teton County/Jackson Parks & Recreation

Coombs Outdoors

Mountain Bike the Tetons

Teton County School District #1

Dancers’ Workshop

MusicLand

Teton Literacy Center

Farmstead Wyoming

Off Square Theatre Company

Teton Music School

First Interstate Bank

One.Soccer Schools

Teton Science Schools

Food Bank of Wyoming

Teton Tutors

GAP! Girls Actively Participating

Our Lady of the Mountains Catholic Church

History Jackson Hole

Pioneer Homestead

Wilderness Adventures Base Camp

Hole Food Rescue

Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole

Holland & Hart

The Santa Claus Fund

Wyoming Department of Family Services: Teton County

Huidekoper Ranch

Senior Center of Jackson Hole

Wyoming Hunger Initiative

Teton Youth and Family Services

Annual Report 2025

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2025 By The Numbers

A Note from Leadership on One22’s Financial Position One22 serves as a central point of assistance with basic needs, such as housing and food support, for hardworking low- to moderate-income members of our community. To do this, we rely almost entirely on supporters who are invested in the urgency of our mission: private philanthropists of all levels and local government.

Whether donors give directly to One22 through Old Bill’s Fun Run, via a donor-advised fund, private foundation or an anonymous gift, we see time and again that our mission is made possible by people who have a personal connection to and compassion for the economic challenges facing Jackson Hole’s workforce.

Revenue

78.3%

PRIVATE DONORS $3,321,282

TOTAL REVENUE $4,239,725

INVESTMENT $64,497 1.5% ONE-TIME EMERGENCY RELATED: COMMUNITY FOUNDATION CERF $30,050 .7%

STATE/FEDERAL REIMBURSEMENTS $119,511 2.8%

LOCAL GOVERNMENT: TOWN OF JACKSON, TETON COUNTY $360,960 8.5%

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FOUNDATIONS, GRANTS $161,955 3.8%

One22 Resource Center

COMMUNITY FOUNDATION: COMPETITIVE AND CATALYST GRANTS, YOUTH ENRICHMENT, OLD BILL’S MATCH $181,470 4.3%

Likewise, local leaders at the Town of Jackson and Teton County granted funds that comprised 8.5% of our revenue in 2025, and we are proud to partner with the Teton County/Jackson Parks and Recreation Center and Teton County Library to offer satellite food cupboards at these locations.

We are commonly asked about whether there is state and federal funding of our mission. In 2025, federal

Expenses ADMINISTRATION $114,798 3.2% FUNDRAISING $504,892

and state funding comprised less than 3% of our revenue, or approximately $119,000. For 2026, this funding is budgeted at less than 1%. As inflation and other indicators of economic challenge increase, the importance of continued local engagement—and specifically private donor support—with the needs of our community is more critical than ever.

Financial statements are available upon request.

COST OF FOOD AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS $537,742

13.9%

32.1%

FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM: JACKSON CUPBOARD $1,166,952

TOTAL EXPENSES $3,629,954

50.8%

DIRECT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE $488,242

CLIENT SERVICE PROGRAM $1,843,312

Total direct assistance provided to clients in 2025: $1,025,984 | 28% of overall expenses

Annual Report 2025

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One22 Resource Center

one22jh.org

Physical Address 180 S Willow Street Jackson, WY 83001

PO Box 1232 Jackson, WY 83001 20

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