Youth Enrichment Scholarships

Youth Enrichment Scholarships

GIVE FOR WHAT’S POSSIBLE Youth Development · Confidence · Enriching Experiences Belonging · Social Connections · Community Growth

You can help youth grow, belong and thrive through One22 Resource Center’s Youth Enrichment Scholarship program.

EVERY CHILD DESERVES THE CHANCE TO EXPLORE THEIR INTERESTS, FIND SOCIAL CONNECTIONS AND BUILD TOWARD FUTURE SUCCESS. The high cost of living in Teton County, Wyoming leaves little room in household budgets for the kinds of enriching opportunities that help children grow. For many, the cost of summer camps, art classes or sports leagues is simply out of reach.

Barriers exist beyond cost. Registration for programs often opens in narrow windows and fills within minutes, creating additional hurdles for families without reliable internet access, flexible work schedules or computer literacy. As a result, many children are unintentionally

excluded from experiences that not only provide safe and reliable childcare, but also support physical and emotional well-being.

One22’s Youth Enrichment Scholarship (YES) program exists to change that. By removing financial and access barriers, we open doors for youth to participate in enriching experiences beyond the school day—creating pathways for growth, belonging and possibility, regardless of income or circumstance.

The budget gap is real.

More than half of those utilizing YES are from low-income families, in the 0-50% Median Family Income range.

A household of four in this range has a maximum income of $5,895 per month.

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. With the average cost of summer camp at almost $400 per week, youth activities do not fit into the budget.

EXPANDING ACCESS, REMOVING BARRIERS YES provides year-round scholarships for local youth to participate in more than 30 extracurricular and summer activities, including team sports, arts programs and outdoor adventures.

What YES Provides

Who YES Serves

Beyond a Scholarship

• Direct financial assistance for activities

• Families who live or work in Teton

YES often serves as a family’s

and camps

• Reserved spots with program partners to reduce enrollment barriers

• One simple application per household with centralized coordination

County, Wyoming

• Low, moderate or middle income (up

of services. Families who connect

to 120% Median Family Income)

through scholarships frequently go

• Youth entering kindergarten through

strengthening stability across the

eighth grade

• Stipends for equipment, supplies and travel

entry point to One22’s full range

33%

on to access additional services, household.

of households we serve engage with two or more One22 programs, demonstrating the value of coordinated, wraparound support

A COOPERATIVE MODEL YES is designed as a shared investment—bringing together families, community partners and philanthropic support to expand access for youth.

The program was originally launched in partnership with the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole, whose early support helped shape it into the impactful resource it is today. Now, a broader community of supporters plays a vital role in continuing this work.

At the heart of YES is a cooperative model: a three-way partnership between One22 Resource Center, local program providers and participating families. Each partner contributes a portion of the cost. The cost to the family varies based on their income level, and this sliding scale model typically reduces the family’s financial obligation to about one-third of the regular fee.

Participating Families One22 Resource Center Local Program Providers

“YES makes it possible for more children to experience the growth, connection and confidence that comes from an enriching outof-school experience. At Wilderness Adventures and Base Camp, we believe that a camp experience and time in nature can be transformational, and thanks to YES, we’re able to share that opportunity with youth who might not otherwise have access to it. It’s a partnership we’re deeply grateful for.”

- Tom Holland, Wilderness Adventures Owner/Director

A NETWORK OF PARTNERSHIP Together, these partners open their doors to local youth and invest in YES, expanding access to enriching opportunities across our community.

Art Association of Jackson Hole

Jackson Youth Hockey

Ascend Academics

Mountain Bike the Tetons

Axis Gymnastics

MusicLand

Carving the Future

Off Square Theatre Company

Dancers’ Workshop

One.Soccer Schools

Farmstead Wyoming

Sail JH

History Jackson Hole

Skating Club of Jackson Hole

Jackson Elite Volleyball

Snake River Soccer

Jackson Grizzlies Softball

Taekwondo with John Kidwell

Jackson Hole Children’s Museum

Teton County/ Jackson Parks & Recreation

Jackson Hole Indoor Jackson Hole Kayak Club Jackson Hole Lacrosse Jackson Hole Ski & Snowboard Club Jackson Hole Stingrays Swim Team Jackson Hole Youth Soccer

Teton Music School Teton Science Schools Teton Tutors Wilderness Adventures Base Camp & Camp New Fork

We are always accepting new partners! This list is current as of June 1, 2026.

THE IMPACT OF YES In 2025, YES made 588 activities possible for 208 local youth, a 20% increase in scholarships from 2024.

YES is about more than access. Enrichment opportunities help youth build confidence, develop new skills and discover their interest in environments that support growth and belonging.

According to the Afterschool Alliance, children who participate in such programs get better grades, make gains in math and reading and attend school more consistently. In addition to discovering their passions, they are more likely to graduate and have higher incomes with better jobs as adults.

Scholarships also strengthen the stability of households, allowing families to stretch limited budgets and free up resources for essentials like food, housing and healthcare. At the same time, these programs provide safe, reliable care for working parents. Together, these outcomes unlock a child’s potential, provide relief for families and strengthen the fabric of our community.

“My daughter was granted a scholarship for the art sampler. The confidence building and exposure helped her to finally be willing to participate in Dancers’ Workshop, and it’s now her favorite activity. Her finding her thing has really meant the world to us.” – Parent of YES recipient

A SHARED INVESTMENT What It Takes to Sustain YES YES is a proven, growing program built over more than a decade to meet the evolving needs of local families. We are entering a new phase focused on long-term sustainability and independent funding.

YES Funding: A Cooperative Breakdown 13% Partners

Your support fuels this

The need for youth access to enriching experiences is ongoing and increasing. As YES moves into its next chapter, you can be part of the solution.

We are seeking three-year commitments to help reach our goal of $200,000 annually for the YES Fund. Your investment will support scholarships, coordinated access to programs and the guidance families need to find stability—ensuring more youth can participate and build for a better future.

Together, we can ensure every child has the chance to say “yes!”

53% One22 Resource Center

34% Participating Families

Ready to make your commitment?

Contact Lina Collado, Individual Giving Manger. lina@one22jh.org | (307) 201-8193

Your support invests in the future of youth in Teton County and the well-being of our entire community.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Missy Whelan, Chair

Bob Hartman

Laura Ladd, Vice-Chair/Treasurer

Julie O’Halloran

Ian Johnston, Treasurer

Margot Snowdon

Lisa Carlin

Paul Vogelheim

one22jh.org • (307) 739-4500

Bill Egan

Bill Waterman

180 S Willow Street, PO Box

Sara Flitner

Sharel Lund, Executive Director

1232 Jackson, WY 83001

25 years of guidance, resources and care. That’s what we’re here for.

Financial Assistance • Food Assistance • Youth Enrichment Scholarships • Financial Empowerment