Annual Report 2022

Annual Report 2022

WE ARE

DONATE. VOLUNTEER. PARTNER.

MISSION One22 invests in and supports our neighbors who face financial and cultural challenges.

CORE VALUES

VISION A diverse Greater Teton community, with opportunities for all residents to thrive.

We value collaboration, both with individuals and other organizations, to equip our neighbors with the proper tools to succeed.

2022 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Bob Hartman, Co-chair Margot Snowdon, Co-chair Sara Flitner, Vice Chair Dick Jaquith, Secretary/Treasurer Lisa Carlin Cindy Corona Ian Johnston Mike Randall

We support the empowerment of every individual to develop lasting autonomy and stability.

Paul Vogelheim Missy Whelan Jeff Willemain

We foster a culture of integrity and strive for organizational excellence in all forms.

We respond to the needs of individuals and the community.

We strive to maintain reliable, consistent, and transparent communication with those we serve.

We treat the community we serve with dignity and respect, celebrating diversity of thought, background, and lived experience. We seek to actively listen and learn from each other at every opportunity.

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LEFT TO RIGHT Co-chairs Margot Snowdon and Bob Hartman, Executive Director Sharel Lund

Dear friends, For so many people, 2022 felt like a collective exhale. After two years of a public health crisis, which had a profound impact on our community’s economy, it seemed the tension began to ease, and life in our idyllic valley sputtered back to something we could recognize. The manic crush of visitors in our community subsided, kids went back to school and activities, and we gathered again to be entertained and enriched.

In my role at One22 Resource Center, I am often charged with the unenviable task of bringing a dose of realism, and this annual report can be seen as a reality check. After a time of historic crisis, the backbone of our workforce—low to moderate income workers and their families—continue to face ongoing crises, hardship, and uncertainty. At One22 we serve a community that works and lives here, but finds it more difficult than ever to make ends meet. Thanks to you, it’s what we’ve always done: before, during, and now after the pandemic. That’s what we’re here for.

Many of you know that we began 2022 with a flood in our food pantry. Our team’s and partners’ response to this catastrophe was both a heroic effort in real-time, and symbolic of the grit and resourcefulness in our approach to everything we do. Within 60 days of the flood the Jackson Cupboard was up and running in a sustainable and scalable new model. And simultaneously another branch of our team launched financial education initiatives on schedule.

One22’s financial education work is focused on helping folks take control of the money they have - no matter how little. Those conversations begin by taking a look at a basic budget and cash flow. We’re doing the same with our organization, set in a new landscape of increased and sustained need among the population we serve.

At One22 we know what we’re here for. And, we set our goals to meet the demands of our community.

Our mission to offer basic needs like food and rent assistance, in addition to a path toward empowerment, has not receded. We’re working to help people transform their crises rather than suffer from them. With gratitude for your support, we continue to rely on friends like you in order to build on this strong track record, and to do our part to keep our community whole.

Yours truly, Sharel Lund Executive Director Please note: all stories in this Annual Report have been shared with client permission.

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We have all seen a significant increase in the costs

Teton County. More people are turning to One22 for

of housing, groceries, transportation, and more. As

assistance, some for the first time.

a result, many people are struggling to make ends meet in the county with the greatest income gap in the United States*, particularly those who are already living paycheck to paycheck. Even as many businesses strive to increase wages, take-home pay fails to keep pace with the rising costs of living in

On the revenue side, non-recurring pandemicrelated funding like CARES and ARPA, which was provided during the pandemic to organizations like One22 to help support basic needs, has ceased or is winding down as the public health crisis recedes.

While the health crisis of 2020-2021 is behind us, other forces lead to continued financial hardship for many in our community.

That’s what we’re here for. *Source: Economic Policy Institute, 2018

Financial History Overview 2019-2023 Revenue $7M

$6M

Non-Recurring: Government CARES, ARPA $5M

Revenue Goal for 2023 $4M

Non-Recurring: Community Foundation CERF Earned Income And/Or Language Access

$3M

State/Federal Reimbursements

$2M

Local Government: Town Of Jackson, Teton County

$1M

Community Foundation: Comp Grants, Youth Activity, Old Bills Match Foundations, Grants

$

Private Donors 2019

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2020

2021

2022

2023

MEDICAL EXPENSES

FOOD

Statewide Inflation Q4

Statewide Inflation Q4

Source: Wyoming Cost of Living Index, eadiv.state.wy.us

TWO-BEDROOM MARKET RATE INCREASES

(Based on Teton County’s Five Largest Apartment Complexes)

The Department of Housing and Urban Development says a household should spend no more than 30% of their income on housing costs. In this case a household in Teton County would have to earn $14,000 monthly ($168,000 Annually) to be at 30% at $4,172 a month for a 2 bedroom apartment.

Source: hud.gov

Source: tetoncountywy.gov

Expenses $7M

$6M

$5M

Projected Expenses for 2023

$4M

$3M

$2M

Fundraising $1M

Administration Client Service

$

Direct Client Assistance 2019

2020

2021

2022

2023

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Financial Assistance

Anna is a young professional working for a

As the first year of our revamped financial assistance program

short finding housing, she moved into a

concludes, we feel an undeniable sense of urgency. The

house in Teton Valley, Idaho with 12 other

ongoing need for financial assistance in our community is

people. Her living situation was taking

abundantly evident. There is increased need due to loss of

a toll and affecting her mental health.

work, injury and illness, the rising cost of rent, inflation, and

Anna was on the search for a better

unforeseen circumstances. One22 provided households with

living situation, and finally found housing

support up to three times a year, offering comprehensive

in Jackson. Unfortunately, because

help from our client services team—budgeting, advanced

Anna had just made a first/last/deposit

planning, and connecting to additional resources. The first/

payment on the house in Idaho, she

last/deposit program tackled upfront costs, aiding families in

didn’t have the money to make the move.

local nonprofit. Last year, after coming up

She came to One22 and received assistance with the first/last/deposit payment.

finding stable housing, but demand for financial assistance persists for the hardworking families we serve. Fulfilling the current demand for assistance will require a collaborative community effort.

That’s what we’re here for.

273

households received rent assistance in 2022.

19

households accessed improved living conditions through the first/last/deposit program.

468

total months of rent assistance provided.

27

households received assistance for child care expenses.

79

households received assistance for emergency basic needs, such as prescriptions, gas, bus tickets, and emergency short-term shelter.

“This opportunity allowed me to have emotional safety, and also saved time from traveling back and forth from Idaho to Jackson. I am a professional that supports families in other ways, but I am unable to provide that support if I cannot take care of myself.” –Anna

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357‚327

Jackson Cupboard Circumstances can change in the blink of an eye. The flooding of our Jackson Cupboard space on North Glenwood in January 2022 showed us that. The program was displaced from that location indefinitely,

POUNDS,

the equivalent of

297‚772

which is a feeling that the families we serve know all too well. Our team quickly jumped into action to offer assistance, providing grocery gift cards and an amplified presence at the Jackson/Teton County Recreation Center satellite cupboard. The program began operating

MEALS OF FOOD distributed through the Jackson Cupboard and its satellite locations.

using a curbside format, through which shoppers place advanced, online orders. The flood at our program reminds us how we all are

“The Cupboard has helped us immensely. The staff has made us feel really comfortable, knowing there are resources out there for people to give us suggestions and provide us with help.”

–Ali

susceptible to unexpected circumstances.

847

HOUSEHOLDS (representing 1,699 individuals) accessed no-cost groceries in

6‚463

TOTAL SHOPPING VISITS.

Alina used the Food Cupboard during her time in college. She decided to enroll full time for her second semester in school, and with the loss of her income due to tuition and time, she needed to stretch her budget.

The Jackson Cupboard’s no-cost grocery program, as well as their resources for low or no-cost, local, nutritious food, had an incredible impact. Alina was

able to spend less time worrying about how she would pay for food, and more time focusing on bettering herself through academics.

She decided to work for One22 after graduating because she’s passionate about the programs. “One22 truly is a resource hub, and even when we don’t offer a specific service, we help connect them to the right folks to provide them with care and support they need.”

That’s what we’re here for.

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For years, Celia served as an unofficial interpreter, bridging the language divide for friends and family. Last October, Celia embarked on a life-changing path by enrolling in The Community Interpreter training program offered by One22. Celia soon realized that interpretation was more than a hobby—it was a career opportunity with purpose.

She reached out to fellow interpreters in the community and joined the interpreter list for the Teton County School District. Celia began interpreting math curriculum for elementary school parents with compassionate guidance, opening the door for understanding, ensuring that every parent’s questions were answered and that the curriculum was fully comprehended. This experience created a bridge

Language Access & Immigrant Services

built with empathy and knowledge.

One22 aims to empower individuals like Celia to be catalysts for change. Together, we can break down

One22 helps immigrants adjust to life in Teton

language barriers, nurturing a community where every

County and promotes self-reliance, education and

voice is heard, understood, and celebrated.

employment through services including taxpayer assistance, housing, translation of vital records, consular visits, legal access, and more. Additionally,

That’s what we’re here for.

we’ve provided direct interpretation in health and human service settings. In 2022, noting a steadily rising need among a range of organizations in a growing number of languages, One22 increased focus on our role in providing language access. By hosting interpreter training to bilingual community members of any language, we aim to grow our community’s capacity, as well as the skills and resumes of those who want to start, enhance, or

“I remember vividly the struggles I faced as a little girl, watching my parents try to comprehend a foreign language. Now, as an interpreter, I have the honor of being the missing link—the one who can make those invaluable connections I longed for as a child.”

–Celia

professionalize their role as interpreters.

14

community members were trained as community interpreters through The Community Interpreter® training program One22 offered in 2022.

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81

community members have been trained as interpreters through One22’s offerings of this program in the past five years.

One22 assisted Spanish speakers in filing 81 tax returns filed through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA program).

Financial Empowerment Financial education is a transformative component to community success. One22 assisted 40 individuals in completing a financial empowerment program, gaining essential skills in budgeting, credit, debt management, and savings. Partnering with the Mission Asset Fund allowed the facilitation of two impactful lending circles in 2022. These lending circles allow participants to join a group to set savings goals, build credit and learn together. To align with the goal of increased financial well-being in our community, our financial empowerment series will expand in 2023, aiming to help guide even more participants toward self-sufficiency through financial education that is relevant, and actionable.

40

households completed a virtual financial empowerment series in April 2022.

80%

of participants reported feeling more confident about managing their finances upon program completion.

100% of participants said they could begin to plan saving for emergencies and goals.

Shelley is a single mom with stable, affordable housing, and a full time job with benefits. In order to maintain that stability Shelley needs afterschool and summer care for her elementary-aged son. One22 helped her enroll him in programs with assistance from their youth activity scholarship program. By applying early, Shelley secured four weeks of camp for her son and had more time to save for her portion of the costs. However, she struggled to come up with the remaining

“Again, thanks so much for offering this class and for picking me to participate. Y’all really said some things last

portion as she had a tight budget. One22’s financial empowerment

night that made me feel like I

series, which focused on budgeting, savings, credit and debt, and managing expenses, gave her confidence in managing her finances and created a connection with their staff for future support- knowing

might be able to survive this situation, which is obviously

she can talk to staff at One22 not only about support like scholarships, but also

–Cristian

the often intimidating topic of personal finances.

very comforting.”

That’s what we’re here for.

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Youth Activity Scholarships Finances should not be a barrier to providing equal opportunities for children. From art classes to soccer and music lessons, scholarship programs open doors for countless children to have experiences that families could not afford otherwise. With major funding from the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole, we collaborated with over 30 organizations, enabling students in our community to participate in a diverse range of enriching activities. This cooperative approach has a sliding scale for families, and typically involves a three-way split of the costs between family, the partner organization, and the scholarship fund.

In most cases, the family’s costs are reduced to one-third the regular fee. By significantly reducing the financial burden, over 200 children had access to extracurricular activities and summer camps in 2022.

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Partner organizations Art Association of Jackson Hole Challenger Sports Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Coombs Outdoors Dancers’ Workshop GAP! Hole Food Rescue Jackson Hole Children’s Museum Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum Jackson Hole Indoor Jackson Hole Kayak Club Jackson Hole Lacrosse Jackson Hole MMA

students accessed summer camps and extracurricular activities.

Jackson Hole Ski & Snowboard Club Jackson Hole Youth Mountain Biking Jackson Hole Youth Orchestra MusicLand

Leadership Camp at Teton Youth & Family Services

Jackson Hole Youth Soccer JH Stingrays Jackson Youth Hockey Mountain Bike the Tetons Off Square Theatre One Soccer Schools Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole —After School Adventures Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole —Music Academy Pura Vida - Grand Teton National Park Skating Club of Jackson Hole Slow Food in the Tetons

Lily and John have 7 kids, and one daughter is 6 years old with chronic lung and spinal issues. All of their extra money goes to medical care for their daughter, so the food resources, scholarships, and no-cost groceries provided by One22 make an incredible impact.

From Lily’s perspective, “It’s really wonderful to know that the One22 youth activity scholarships can help provide opportunities for my kids.

They don’t have to let go of their hopes and dreams – I know that they can try new sports, arts, and music.”

They have never been able to put any of their kids in camp, and one of their kids got to go last year. They didn’t even know that so many possibilities were available until they went to One22.

That’s what we’re here for.

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Snow King Mountain Ski School Sol Soccer Training Teton County Parks and Recreation —Camp Jackson Teton County Parks and Recreation —Taekwondo Teton Literacy Center—SOAR Program Teton Music School Teton Science Schools Teton Youth & Family Services —Leadership Camp Wilderness Adventures Base Camp

School Supply, Holiday Gift and Community Food Drives

“I would like to thank you for the presents you have given to us and our baby for Christmas. We are very grateful and blessed to have people

In addition to ongoing programs, special projects such as school

like you who willingly and happily share

supply drives, holiday gift drives, community-organized food

such blessings to those in need. This

drives, and donations from local businesses are crucial to the

has given us relief financially and we

operations of One22. Every notebook, toy, meal and dollar is an

really cannot thank you enough.”

extra layer of critical support to hardworking local families in need providing education, enrichment, and stability during the most

– Alex

uncertain times. The success of these endeavors relies heavily on

That’s what we’re here for.

the collective efforts of our community.

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408

students accessed school supplies free of charge at the

individuals had their holidays brightened through One22’s

start of the 2022-2023 school year.

holiday gift drive.

71‚458

pounds of food donated through community food drives and local businesses.

Partners Bank of Jackson Hole

Jackson Hole Classical Academy

Sotheby’s

Becoming Jackson Whole

Jackson Hole Middle School

St. John’s Episcopal Church

Bridger Teton National Forest Employee Club

Jackson Hole High School Rotary Club

The Synergy Company

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Jackson Hole Police Department

Teton County 4-H

Community Entry Services

Mangy Moose

Teton County Democrats

Fine Dining Restaurant Group

Our Lady of the Mountains Catholic Church

Teton County Library

First Baptist Church

Pet Place Plus

Teton Youth & Family Services

Grand Teton Lodge Company

Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole

Turner Fine Art

Hole Food Rescue

Scouts of America

Wilson Elementary School

Hungry Jack’s General Store

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“After living here for 10 years, I wanted to get

Volunteers

more involved in the community and started

Volunteers are a critical part of our workforce, allowing One22 to work toward meeting the growing needs of our community members with access to

volunteering at One22. So many people rely on the Cupboard, and it makes me feel good to give back in that way. Seeing the number of people the Cupboard can reach and help is so rewarding.

no-cost groceries. When our primary space flooded

Everyone works as a team and comes together

in January, volunteers quickly stepped in to help stock

to make things happen for the people who use

the Rec Center satellite so that community members

One22’s services.”

still had immediate access to food. When we opened in our new space in March, volunteers adapted and

-Lindsey Lanham

remained responsive to the changing needs, helping pack and distribute groceries at least four days a week.

That’s what we’re here for.

The dedication and efficiency of volunteers directly contributes to the volume of assistance available to families who come to One22 for help.

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VOLUNTEERS DONATED

3‚338

HOURS

Thank You to All of Our Hardworking Volunteers 4-H Citizenship Club

Pam Gallaher

Ian Johnston

Tyler Maurer

Jean Sanchez Vazquez

Gil Adams

Jacob Gehring

Laura Johnston

Brett McDonough

Jennifer Santos

Becky Adams

Barbara Gutman

Maurine Karabatsos

Annie Moll

Jasmine Scholes

Marilyn Andersen

Matt Hall

Mark Kelleher

Devon Mongeluzzi

Claudia Schrotz

Jane Baldwin

Triinu Hansen

Keller Williams Realty

Tyler Montgomery

Michael Schrotz

Anna Bennett

David Hardie

Blake Kelly

Suzanne Morlock

Jovana Sevarlic

Stephanie Brennan

Leslye Hardie

Hal Kelly

Kia Mosenthal

Merri Siler

Molly Breslin

Margaret Harris

Stacey Kelly

Elena Anne Motlow

Melissa Smid

Amy Brooks

Bob Hartman

Mindy Kim-Miller

Amy Mower

Margot Snowdon

Anne Buckland

Lily Hatfield

Andrew Klein

Todd Mozzer

Alyson Spery

Lisa Carlin

Meg Hauge

Marsha Kleinheinz

Khalil Paytin

Patty Staley

David Carpenter

Bruce Hawtin

Jesse Koontz

Gus Peightal

Patricia Stancarone

Alisson Casas

Gillian Heller

Maddie Krasula

Jesse Pelican

Adria Stines

Peter Chang

Dafne Hernandez Flores

Miles Krasula

Tara Peterson

Hailey Stines

Janelle Conlin

Parker Hewes

Jacob Kurtz

Cathy Poindexter

Megan Svalberg

Mike Conlin

Ryley Higgins

Jane LaJohn

Annie Putnam

Alexandra Tilen

Stephanie Cooper

Jody Hill

Lindsey Lanham

Idaly Quiroz Robles

Kathryn Turner

Cindy Corona

Holly Hunter

Heidi Leeds

Elizabeth Rafert

Phoebe Turner

Gregg Dean

Chris Hurrey

Sarah Lopez

Anda Ralph

Polly Turner

Austin Dejarnette

Miles Huseby

Lisa Lowenfels

Mike Randall

Wren Turner

Damian Del Valle

Ginny Hutchinson

Maxwell Ludington

Kerri Ratcliffe

Paul Vogelheim

Lucy Emhardt

Victor Ilie

Gunner MacGregor

Heather Reed

Spencer Waddell

Joey Escobar

Chris Jaquith

Jessica MacGregor

Griffin Richards

Alyssa Watkins

Andrea Evans

Dick Jaquith

Nell MacGregor

Nancy Riddle

Ella Watkins

Karin Finlay

Patty Jaquith

Jacqueline Mackin

Catherine Rogers

Missy Whelan

First Interstate Bank Employees

Rose Jaquith

Paige MacLeod

Angel Rosales

Lucy Wild

Karla Jimenez Vazquez

Areyana Martin

Leniel Rosario

Jeff Willemain

Sara Flitner

Adam Johnson

Elizabeth Martinez

Naeomi Rubio

Cathy French

Elizabeth Johnson

Hociel Martinez Ponce

William Salazar Sanchez

OF SERVICE TO THE FOOD ACCESS PROGRAM IN 2022.

That’s nearly $100,000 of donated labor.

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Thank You to Our Generous Donors Gifts made from Jan 1 2022-Dec 31 2022 Anonymous (79)

John Becker

Michael Campbell and Ann Harvey

Robert Ablondi and Debra Wuersch

Margaret Bellorado

CAPC Services LLC

Alyson Courtemanch and Forest Dramis

Daniel Abraham and Anna-Lisette Davis

Benedict Miller Foundation

Elizabeth Caputi

Cowboy Village Resort

Kent Bernard

Betsy Carlin and Becky Watson

William and Judy Cox

Brad Abrams and Robbi Farrow

John and Eileen Berner

Lisa Carlin

Genevieve and Keith Cozzens

K.C. and Mary Bess

Wendy Carlson-Koll

Derek Craighead

Chris Bessonette and Joanna Cooke

Elaine Carney

Nastassia Cruz Flores

Lisa Carpenter

Cumming Foundation

Albertsons

Mike and Eleanor Bessonette, in Honor of Chris Bessonette

Don Cushman

Michael Albrechtsen

Bill and Martha Best

Elias Carreto Portillo and Josefa Perez Garcia

Alfers Charitable Giving Fund

Betty B. Baril Fund

Andrew and Nancy Carson

Mary Keys Cutler

Joseph Alvarado and Margaret Sullivan, in Memory of Ociel Perez

Jerry Bilek

Dan Carson and Amanda Moyer

Cuttys Bar and Grill, LLC

Roger and Joyce Amadon

Bill Hansen Safe Aviation LLC, in Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Klein

Ann Carter

Matthew and Cindy Daly

Amazon.com

Zahan and Kimberly Billimoria

Susie and Bob Caspar

Paul and Julie D’Amours

Andrea Andersen

Frances Biolchini

Melissa Cassutt

Sophie Danforth

DeAnn and Dan Anderson

Julie Birrer

Cynthia Castillo

James Dannenberg

Jean Anderson

Joan Blatt

David and Mary Cernicek

Michael and Shawn Daus

Laurie Andrews and Perk Perkins

Cynthia Bloom

Jinx Chapman

Laura Davenport

Shaun and Betty Andrikopoulos

Cathy and Ken Blount

Curtis Cheshier

Lynne and Van Davis

C and R Ankeny

Emma Boillot

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

Dawn and John Hummel Family Fund

Mark and Nancy Anselmi

Fred and Annegret Botur

Frances Clark

Antler Inn/Elk Country Motels Inc.

Dan Bowen and Tenley Thompson

Litt Clark and Kathy Smith

Andrew and Rebecca Apfelberg

Bruce and Liz Bowen

Mark and Jeanie Clark

Applestone Foundation

Hannah Bradburn

CLB Architects

Fred and Helen Arbuckle

Tim Bradley and Ruth Harrington

John Clegg and Nancy Lee

Barbara Aronowitz

Will and Jennifer Bradof

CLOH Charitable Fund

Victor Arostico Diaz and Matilde Melendez Baez

Chris Brady and Katie Colbert Brady

Jim and Tina Clouse

Lance Ash

Frank Brady

John and Jessica Coakley

Jackson and Lindsay Brandenburg

Michelle Cogburn and Josey Gwynn

Steve and Anne Ashley

Sean Brennan and Alice Fischer-Colbrie

Ali and Kevin Cohane

Dave Augé

Stephanie Brennan

Jim and Carolyn Augé

Bridger Teton National Forest Employee Club

Coleman Family Fund

Ace Hardware The Adams Wiser Family Michael and Virginia Adler

Deidre Ashley

DuBose and Sallie Ausley Mickey Babcock, in Honor of the Neville Asbell Team, Dave, Shawn and Nicole

Clark and Susan Brooks

Robert and Sharon Baker

Tony and Linda Brooks

Jane Baldwin Joan Baldwin Jason and Laurie Balogh Dmitry Balyasny Bank of Jackson Hole, a Division of NBH Bank Bantekas Accounting & Tax Serv P.C., in Honor of Cindy Bartz Anna Barker Carisa Barnett David Barnett and Geneva Chong Mark Barron and Ruth Ann Petroff Mikaela Bartlett John and Joyce Batson Reid Bauer

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Herb and Amy Brooks The Brooks Foundation Diana Brown Douglas Brown and Lorie Cahn

Tim and Dana Cole Daniel Collins and Rona Ferguson Dick and Nancy Collister Collister Family Fund Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Mike and Janelle Conlin Karen Connelly

Mary Brown

Katharine Conover-Keller and Fred Keller

Brown Family Donor Advised Fund

Leslie Cook

Shari Brownfield

Ann Marie Cooke

Frank Brummer

Kari Cooper, in Honor of Ponteir Sackrey and Bret Moss

Theresa and Les Brunker John Buckley and Anna Bennett Kenneth and Mary Burdin Bruce and Cathie Burkland Susan Bushong, in Honor of Ponteir Sackrey and Bret Moss Dennis and Marian Butcher Caldera Lab LLC Jill Callaway

Eugenie Copp and Ken Overfield Dawn Cordum Cornell Douglas Foundation Gemma Correa Villegas and Genaro Costilla Luna Janet and John Costello Helen and Michael Cottingham

Lee and Mary Cutler

Armando De Leon Carrera Johann and Kirsten Deisenhofer Patricia Dempsey Greg and Ann Dennis Peter and Susan Dennis Alexis DePaolo Julie Dery Rob and Kit DesLauriers Steve Deutsch Trina DiTimmaso Cathy Dombi and Philip Trautman Glenn and Karen Doshay Jeff and Laura Drew Robert Duggan and Mary Weber Shelby Dyer Paul Dykeman and Pauline Towers-Dykeman EcoTour Adventures, LLC Matthew and Marilyn Ednie Rosser and Gloria Edwards The EganWood Family Foundation David Elan Elan-Stokes Family Donor Advised Fund Elks Lodge Jocelyn and Robert Emery Denny Emory The Engh Foundation Liliana English Lena Entrekin, in Honor of Donna Watkins Jason Dunlop Mike Estes Tom and Roxanne Factor

Factory Information Technology

Mike and Kathleen Glover

Douglas Henderson

Arne Jorgensen and Teresa De Groh

Matthew Fagan and Margaret Thompson

Joel Goldberg

Jim and Cecilia Herbert

Peter and Jean Jorgensen

Faherty Jackson Hole

John and Lisa Goldstein

Susie Hermanson

Jorgensen Associates

Amy and Jeff Golightly

Charles and Barbara Herz

Sara Juvenal

Joanny Gonzalez

John Heymann, New Level Group

Esther Kane

Dillon, Marialice and Cissie Ferguson

Flor Gonzalez Guerra and Gustavo Guerra Escobar

Alan J. Hirschfield Foundation

Jay Kaplan

Richard and Jean Ferguson

Charles and Michele Goodman

Wendy Hobart

Maurine Karabatsos

Stephen and Sarah Fetters

Derek Goodson and Sarah Marshall Goodson

Jack and Susan Hogan

Karl M Johnson Foundation Inc

Julie Holding

Karns Family Fund

Hole Food Rescue

Jenny Karns

Catherine and Tom Holland

Peter and Jeanine Karns

Holland & Hart

Robert and Anna Mae Kass

Katy Hollbacher

Alex Kastor and Dawn Tate

Diane Holt

Jurate Kazickas

Jenifer and John Hoover

Judy Kearney, in Honor of Patrick Kearney

Gail and Marty Falkoff Conway and Sallie Felton

Robin and John Fields Fine Dining Restaurant Group LLC Ray Fink Karin Finlay John and Alice Finley First Baptist Church

Linda Goralski Rick Gordon Robert Gordon and Susan Mick Christine Goss Matthew and Pamela Gotham

First Interstate Bancsystem Foundation

Grand Teton Lodge Company

First Interstate Bank

Walt Gray

Caryn and Tim Flanagan, in Honor of Ponteir Sackrey and Bret Moss

Stephen and Myrna Greenberg

Charles and Elisabeth Fleischman

Tim and Margi Griffith

Francine Fleming Hilary and Sandy Flint Sara Flitner Jennifer Ford and Rhys Brown Dan and MJ Forman Stephen Foster

Gravity Works

Kris and Tom Gridley Thomas Grisell Jochen and Uschi Grocke GYDE Architects Ralph and Louise Haberfeld Maho Hakoshima and Peg Gilday

Nick and Megan Fouts

The Gun Barrel Steak and Game House

Arthur Frakt and Janna Rankin

Keith Hall

Asheley Fraland

Zach Hall

The Frank A. O’Neil Family Foundation

Susan and Gary Halling

Robert French, in Honor of Bruce Hawtin and Arne Jorgensen

Caryn Haman

Friends of Willy Foundation Edward and Julianne Fries Tom and Becky Frisbie Ronald and Jane Frisch Rob and Zaidee Fuller Fund for Public Education Grant Gallaher Angel Gallardo Barrientos and Liliana Delgado Perez Lee and Kathy Gardner Greg and Elizabeth Gerhard James and Jenny Gersack Frances and Elliot Gerson Mary Gerty Karen Gilbert, in Honor of Steve and Steph John and Martha Gilmore Marjorie Gilmour Gary Wayne and Ruth Glass Roberta Glidden Michel Glouchevitch and Caroline Janda The Glover Family Charitable Foundation

Helen Houp Mark Houser and Susan Juvelier A.C. and Penney Hubbard Joe and Brooke Humphrey Dan Hundere and Eva Dahlgren Hungry Jack’s General Store Jim and Maggie Hunt Holly Hunter and Mark Kelleher Impact Assets Indian Paintbrush Foundation Gary Isbell Gail Gordon, in Honor of George and Lea Kuvinka Chad and Katie Jackson Jackson Cupboard Legacy Fund

Stacey and Harold Kelly Peter and Kirsten Kern Charles Kerr and Gudrun Rice Sarah Kerr David and Rachel Khoury Andrew and Elizabeth King Chris Kirkpatrick Roger and Jeanne Kirkpatrick Marsha and John Kleinheinz Richard and Mary Lou Klene Katherine Kline KMW Architecture LLC, in Honor of Bruce Hawtin and Arne Jorgensen Mary Lynne and Stephen Kneller

Jackson Hole Classical Academy

Kraig Kobert

Jackson Hole High School Rotary Interact Club

Edward Kolsky and Eilzabeth Masek Mike and Paula Koshmrl

Jackson Hole Lions Club

Michael Kraft and Carol Bowers

Jackson Hole Middle School

Kroger

Jackson Pediatrics

Jack and Kay Krouskup

Jackson Police Department

Bradley and Charlotte Krugh

Mekki and Jane Jaidi

John and Debra Kuzloski

Janice Harris

Jane and Charles Kusek Charitable Fund

Brandy Fields, in Honor of the hard-working folks in Jackson

Suzanne and George Harris

Aaron Japel

Tony Labbe

Phillipe Hartl and Monica Erickson

Dick and Patty Jaquith

Ross Hartley

Jarve Family Fund

Michele LaBounta and Midge Simpson

Bob and Jan Hartman

Jessica and Chris Jaubert

Melissa Harvey

Cheryl Jelinek

Stew and Carol Harvey

Kate Jensen and Frederick Day

Hawkins, Kominsky, DeVries & Associates, PC

Ken and Sherrie Jern

Daniel and Margaret Land

Juan Jimenez Bedolla and Rosalba Vazquez de Jimenez

Andrew Langford and Patricia Roser Lisa Larson-Hoyt and William Hoyt

Joe Albright and Marcia Kunstel Charitable Fund

Christine Laughery

Elizabeth Johnson

Heath and Kristina Lawson

Mike and Gigi Halloran Leonard Hanna David and Leslye Hardie John and Carol Harkness Lauren Harnishfeger Chuck Harris and Karen Jerger James and Molly Harris

Bruce Hawtin Hawtin Jorgensen Architects Doug and Mara Hayden Bill and Mary Hayes Bruce Hayse and Susan Bullock

Leslie Johnson

Health and Human Services Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Worthy and Maria Johnson Ian Johnston

Debbie and John Hechinger

Scott Jones

Ephraim and Kira Heller

Sarah and Jeffrey Johnston Chelcie Jonke

Ted and Laura Ladd Lai and Stanwood Charitable Fund Kerry Lamb

Carlene Laughlin Ryland Lawson Heidi Leeds Florence Lemle Robert and Miriam Lenz Shirley Leonard

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Ian Levenson and Lea Bonnecaze

Corbin and Dorice McNeill

Heather Noble

Pierson Charitable Fund

Caroline and Michael Leventhal

Brett McPeak

Alex and April Norton

Shirley and Paul Piper

Jim and Jean Lewis

Greg Meisner and Kathleen Osterman-Meisner

Kathleen Novak

Gloria Polis

Kim Mellick

Ronald and Rose Novak

Floren Poliseo

Jack and Carole Nunn

Steven and Carol Poole

June Nystrom

Clayton Preheim and Stephanie Thomas

Lewis Family Fund The Liquor Store of Jackson Hole Jenny and Kurt Listug James and Carolyn Little Live Oak Fund Jack and Jodi Livingood David and Janine Lloyd Marc Loebe and Dana Rees Mary Long Mark and Mary Ann Longfield Lindsey Love Leigh Lowe Bob and Kate Lucas Alan and Irene Lund Sharel Lund Christopher Lundberg and Lori Bantekas Nancy Lundgren Robyn Lunsford Margie Lynch Clark and Andy MacKenzie Susan Mackenzie Paige and Ian MacLeod Paul and Ann Magnuson

Cristina Mellon Mark and Vickie Memmer

Tim and Trish Preheim Premier Green Cleaning

Mark and Ann Messana

Camille Obering Musser, in Honor of Lucy Wild

Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole

Michael Meyer and Kathy Remus Meyer

Julie and Will Obering, in honor of Ned and Karen Skaggs Thomas

Luther Propst and Liz Storer

Marian and Dave Meyers

The Offensend Family Foundation

James and Anita Miles

Hugh and Julie O’Halloran

Greg and Margaret Prugh

Patrick Millard and Dawn Webster

W. Scott and Kathryn O’Hare

Bronwyn Minton

Old Bill’s Fun Run Operating Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Dann Mitchell Matthew Mitchell Shivyon Mitchell Jed and Krista Mixter John and Kay Modi Tom and Kea Molnar David and Allison Monroe Tom Montgomery Tyler Montgomery William and Hannah Mook Kate Moore Sophie Moore

Elizabeth Mannen Berges, in Honor of Mike Randall

Alice and Rod Moorhead Anne and Michael Moran

Laurentius Marais

Lisa Morgan

Steven Markason and Elizabeth Drapela

Thomas Morris

Susan Marsh Clifford and Donna Martin

T.j. Morton, in Honor of Bret Moss and Ponteir Sackrey

Daley Matthews-Pennanen

Paul and Amy Mower

Silas and Katie Matthies

Robin Moyer

Mike and Faith May

Stan Mullinnix, in Honor of Mike Randall

Amelia and William Mayer Georgia Mayer

LuAnn Oakeaon Tim Oakley and Catherine Tallichet

Carol Mersereau

Mangy Moose

Milton and Kathleen May

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Morris and Irene Mellion

Casey and Amy Morton

Elizabeth and Art Murphy Dukes and Molly Murray

Kathleen McClenahan

Melani Nardone

Nate McClennen and Rachel Wigglesworth

Andrew and Donna Nehrbas Kent Nelson and Sue Cedarholm

Kelly McCloskey

Jay Nel-McIntosh

Holly McCollister

Loren and Nancy St. Clair Nelson

Sally and Mark McCullough

Anna Olson Deirdre O’Mara OMW Memorial Fund Bill and Janet O’Neil The O’Neil Foundation Patty O’Neil The Opatrny Family Foundation Becca Orf Orion Companies and New West Building Company

Steve Prudden Aaron and Tamsen Pruzan Pruzan Foundation Purple Orange LLC Annie and George Putnam Marty Quadland and Paula Szypko Quality Painting & Services of JH Quiet Heart Foundation Ana Quiroz Jim Radda and Cindy Satagaj-Radda Ann Ramsay William and Glenda Ramsay Mike and Patti Randall Toby Rankin Jr. and Lucy Rankin Susan Rauch

Eric Orton and Michelle Rooks

Glenn and Diane Ray

Noah and Annette Osnos

Heather Reed

Sandra and Matthew Ostdiek

Joshua and Patricia Reed

Peter and Monica Overly

Coleen Regan, in Honor of Ponteir Sackrey and Bret Moss

Parke Family Fund Cindy and Michael Parseghian, in Honor of Kathryn Mapes Turner

Janine and Alan Reid Rendezvous River Sports

Joseph and Louise Parzick

Edmund and Anne-Marie Resor

Caroline and Tom Patricelli

Nancy Resor

Nathaniel Patridge and Tina Flowers

Turner Resor

The Paul T. Von Gontard Foundation

William Resor and Story Clark Resor

Peak Painting

Joel and Kristin Revill

Erika Pearsall and Ned Jannotta

Richard Rice Jr. and Francesca Paolucci-Rice

James Peck and Karen Youngblood Hadyn Peery and Samantha Livingston

Jordan Rich Edward and Lee Riddell

Christina Pehl and Mark Headley

Travis and Annie Riddell

Penn Charitable Fund

Dick and Nancy Riddle

Julie Nettere

Jennifer Pepper and Julia Pepper-Loseff

Andy and Carolyn Ripps

Brendan and Nicki McDermott

Chris Neubecker

Jamie Perez

The Robert S. and Grayce B. Kerr Foundation

Jeffrey McDonald

Patrick Neville

Persephone Bakery

John Roberts and Lynn Fleisher

Mike McDonnell and Kathryn Noyes

Rodney and Anne Newcomb

Pet Place Plus

John and Anne Robertson

Scott and Diane McGee

Newton Foundation, Bill Newton

Bob and Ruth Peters

Steve and Lisa Robertson

Matthew and Lisa McGee

Miller Nickel Resor and Allegra Parisi

Joseph and Kelli Petrick

Jack and Amy Robinson

Kimberly and Robert McGregor

Douglas and Donna Niemi

Henry Phibbs II and Leslie Petersen

Jonathan Robinson

Nancy McGregor and Neal Manne

Cynthia Sue Nigro Walt and Elizabeth Nilsen

Ed and Beverly McIlnay

Pam Niner

Phibbs/Peterson Donor Advised Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Amanda and Brett Roeder

Colleen McHugh Ron McInroy

Stephanie Ninnemann

One22 Resource Center

Brook and Taylor Phillips

Bert and Terry Romberg Paula Romberg Jim Rooks and Ruth Moran

Doug Ross and Joyce Frye

Stephanie Spackman

Wes and Shirley Timmerman

The Whitley Family Charitable Fund

Haley Ross

Gerry and LaNelle Spence

Estela Torres

Elizabeth and Hall Whitworth

Rod and Betty Rossman

Keith Sproule

Town of Jackson

Laurel Wicks

Rotary Club of Jackson Hole

SRB Operations LLC

Johnny and Meaghan Tozzi

John and Nancy Wilbrecht

Vivian Roy

St. John’s Episcopal Church

Marie Trautman

Jeffrey and Chris Willemain

Whitney Royster, in Honor of Jennifer Dorsey

Amy Staehr

The Trifecta Fund

William E. Wecker Associates Inc.

Kristen Rue

Fred and Jeanie Staehr

David and Kris Troxel

Stam & Associates CPAs

David and Kris Troxel Charitable Fund

William Field and Jodie Pond Donor Advised Fund

Jim and Abbie Stanford

Tuesday Men’s Group

Stanley Family Fund

Bruce and Sandra Tully

Dan Starr and Patricia Deeds-Starr

John and Christine Turner

Staryk Family Fund

Turner Fine Art

Robert and Mimi Stein

Richard Uhl and K Ambroz

The Stephan W. and Anne B. Ashley Family Fund

Amy and Steve Unfried

Chris and Meredith Stiehl

Colleen and Ethan Valenstein

Amy Ryan Dave and Mary Ryan Crystal and Chris Sacca Victor Salguero Fuentes Scott and Barbara Sanchez Christian Santelices and Susan Muncaster Julie Sargent Claire Sasser Tim Sauer

Stephen Stohlman and| Cornelia Bergmann

Cary Schaeberle and Diana Peterson

John and Lynn Straker

Mike and Cheryl Schaefer

Nini Strawbridge

Michael Scher and Barabra Zelazo

KO Strohbehn

Chuck and Carol Schneebeck

STS Foundation

Michael and Claudia Schrotz

Stuart Sugarman and O’Ann Feldman

Heather Schultz Hessler

Jonathan Summer and Hilary Agin

Elizabeth Scott

Sweet Life Foundation

Scouts of America

Brahm and Ann-Karen Swirsky

Michael Sellett

Elizabeth and Richard Sword

Nancy Shea

The Synergy Company

David Shlim and Jane Gallie

Systemic Change Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Bobby Shriver Dick and Sandy Shuptrine Holly Shuss D. Barry and Priscilla Sibson John Sidle and Mary Chessman Brian and Jodi Siegfried Gary and Veronica Silberberg John and Barbara Simms Bruce Simon Singleton/Peery Financial Scott and Tracy Sipprelle Megan and Tyson Slater Smail and Jarrell Fund Lewis and Christy Smirl Carol Smith, in Honor of Shawn and Beverly Smith and Family Janet Smith Richard and Jennifer Smith Shawn and Beverly Smith Snake River Grill Jason and Melissa Snider Snow King Resort Snowdon-Desgouttes Fund Margot Snowdon and Yves Desgouttes Greg and Priscilla Sorensen James and Audrey Sorensen Ricardo Soto and Susan Riesch

Juliet Unfried Frances VanHouten Karen Van Norman, in Honor of Michele and Charles Goodman

William Howard Flowers, Jr. Foundation, Inc. M. V. Williams Foundation Inc. Butch and Linda Williams Ann and John Willott Wilson Elementary School Thomas and Kay Wilson Kurt and Chris Wimberg Kate, Duke, Woods and Harriet Wiser Zach Witt Michael and Cheryl Witz

Vance and Deirdre Griffith Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Jeffrey and Barbara Wogoman

Iliana Vazquez Cervantes and Alex Roldan

Stephen and June Wolfson

Jill Veber Nancy Vick Paul Vogelheim Kevin Voyles Polly and Sandy Wakeman Leslie Walter Christy Walton

The Wood Family Foundation Lucy Wild Loring Woodman and Melody Lin Carolyn and Eric Worth Elliott and Kristin Wright Kelvin Wu and Elli Bemis Peter and Cynthia Wuerslin Wylie Baker LLP Wyoming Governors Residence Foundation

Stanley Takami

James and Elizabeth Walton

Stanley Takami Char Foundation

Ernie Wampler

Nancy Taylor

Lisa and Mark Wan

Tom and Linda Taylor

Doreen Ward

Meghan Teague

Peter and Adrienne Ward

Sarah and Patrick Tenney

Travis Ward and Margaret Gordon

Geoffrey Tennican and Jennifer Durning

Ward + Blake Architects

Raquel Zapata Ramirez and Marcelo Alcantar Sanchez

Michael and Jennifer Tennican

John and Jocelynn Wasson

Dan and Sharon Zelenko

Bill and Teresa Waterman

Drew Zepernick and Jessica Kellett

Cate Watsabaugh

Lyhnida Zgjani

Molly Watters

Joshua Ziolkowski

Carol Wauters

Jeff Zipfel

Diana and Tim Waycott

Sam Zuckerman and Padgett Hoke

Bob and Mary Weber

Isabel Zumel

Terra Public Relations Betty Terrill Tessler Family Foundation Teton County 4-H Council Teton County Democrats Teton County Library Teton County Wyoming Teton Hand Therapy Teton Mountain Lodge/Hotel Terra Teton Toys Theodore and Maxine Murnick Family Foundation Charles Thomas and Marylee White Diane Thomas and Mike King Ned Thomas and Karen Skaggs, in Honor of Julie and Will Obering Three Elephant Public Relations Thursday Roundtable Fund

X Giving Fund Christi Yannelli Zia and Brenda Yasrobi Matthew Yeo Stanley and Rebecca Zaist

Kenneth and Lynn Wegner Morris Weintraub Bob Weiss and Maggie Radford Mike and Diana Welch Robert Wemple Lila Wheatley, in Honor of Bruce Hawtin and Arne Jorgensen Amy Wheeler

Our work is made possible by numerous contributors, as well as generous support from the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole and St. John’s Episcopal Church.

Nick and Whiteley Wheeler Juliann Whelan Juliann Whelan Donor Advised Fund of 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, 2022. Let us know of any issues or errors or omissions.

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2022 By The Numbers In 2020 and 2021, because of a long history of service, One22

Based on donor intent, the board of directors created

was a primary vehicle for many donors who were intent

designated funds from surplus revenue in 2020 and 2021

on providing relief to folks dealing with the fallout of the

for the food access program and for financial assistance;

pandemic and the resulting economic upheaval. Generous

these funds are intended to support the ongoing needs of

philanthropic support allowed us to meet an outsized

community members as economic challenges continue. At

challenge to get food, rent, and other emergency assistance

the end of 2021 the fund balance was $1,585,000.

in the hands of those who needed it.

Revenue

EARNED INCOME AND/OR LANGUAGE ACCESS $9,400 STATE/FEDERAL REIMBURSEMENTS $47,080

.4% 2%

LOCAL GOVERNMENT: TOWN OF JACKSON, TETON COUNTY $236,000 COMMUNITY FOUNDATION: COMP GRANTS, YOUTH ACTVITY, OLD BILLS MATCH $89,970 FOUNDATIONS, GRANTS $204,000

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NON-RECURRING: GOVERNMENT CARES, ARPA $293,500

12.4%

10%

3.8% 8.6%

TOTAL REVENUE $2,358,950 62.7%

PRIVATE DONORS $1,479,000

In 2022, a decline in revenue amidst this continued need

Please see pages 4-5 for a historical overview, and

prompted us to spend down those surplus funds as seen

contact us for more information.

in the revenue and expense charts here. As of December 31, 2022 the designated fund balance was $614,000.

Expenses LANGUAGE ACCESS $32,090 .9% FOOD ACCESS PROGRAM: JACKSON CUPBOARD $1,143,114

ADMINISTRATION $376,901 11%

FUNDRAISING $328,104

33.3%

COST OF FOOD $637,123

9.6%

TOTAL EXPENSES $3,435,538

45.3% CLIENT SERVICE PROGRAM $1,555,329 FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE $704,817

Food and financial assistance provided in 2022: $1,341,940 | 39% of overall expenses

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Resources to Support One Thriving and Diverse Greater Teton Community.

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