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Making Connections Through Literacy
Dear Friends of Teton Literacy Center, Thank you for taking the time to celebrate with us the successes of this past year at Teton Literacy Center. This report highlights the successes of our students, parents, volunteers, and staff. These successes are a result of this community’s generosity. They are a result of the hard work of students and families. They are a result of collaboration. Our hope is that this report brings these important stories forward. The past year was something I could never have imagined. The lessons learned continue to become apparent; including the understanding and perspective that innovations can be driven by crisis. At TLC, we are incredibly proud of the way our center has responded to the
recent pandemic, growing achievement gap, inequitable systems and more. Our community and team have created new ways to expand learning and reach students and families in need. By leveraging partnerships, we have amplified the intensity of our services, increased summer and out of school time learning, and helped to meet the changing needs of our families. Every hour counts, every day can make a difference. The work is not done. Together we can ensure that every student has the skills and tools to succeed.
Laura, Soltau, Executive Director
Staff 2020-21 Laura Soltau Executive Director
Liz King Development Coordinator
Hannah Branch Program Educator
Carisa Barnett Director of Operations
McKenzie McBride Early Literacy Manager
MacKenzie Moore Program Educator
Lina Collado Director of Outreach
Sam Neirman Enrichment Manager
Tania Jimenez Program Educator
Marina Chapeton Family Resource Manager
Becca Williams Early Literacy Coordinator
Anna Szalay Program Educator
Anja Carlson Tutoring Manager
Board of Directors 2020-21 Bill Best President Jack Krouskup Vice President Amy Staehr Secretary Patrick Trucco Treasurer
Dick Collister Alex Dawson Joannie Epstein Peter French Jeff Heilbrun
Cassie Hoffman Debbie Schlinger Jim Thorburn Cristine Wehner Whiteley Wheeler
HONORARY BOARD MEMBERS Bill Maloney Berte Hirschfield Maggie Scarlett
Student Success and Impact 444
MISSION:
IN REGULAR TLC PROGRAMMING
Changing lives through the power of literacy.
~ AN ADDITIONAL ~
417 319
FAMILIES SUPPORTED ( APRIL 2021 )
2,585 27 86
BOOKS GIVEN AWAY
( APRIL 2021 W/IMAGINATION LIBRARY )
VISION: 100% Literate Community A literate community is one which members have the literacy skills necessary to not only function, but to thrive.
CHILDREN SUPPORTED THROUGH OUTREACH PROGRAMS
459 567
DONORS
1,438
GIFTS
PROGRAM VOLUNTEER HOURS
VOLUNTEERS ( APRIL 2021 )
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
27,350 71,000 $
STUDENT HOURS
IN-KIND TUTORING HOURS PROVIDED BY VOLUNTEERS 2 0 2 0 – 2 1 A N N UA L R E P O RT | PAG E 1
136
STUDENTS were served in TLC tutoring programs this year, the most in TLC history. The use of virtual tutoring for some students opened up access and more opportunities to program support.
97%
OF PARENTS saw an improvement in their child’s confidence as a learner due to participating in TLC programs
97%
OF VOLUNTEERS felt successful in helping their student gain confidence.
Tutoring Program
K-12TH GRADE
The value and impact of the relationships built through our tutoring program was extremely evident this year as students navigated the realities of hybrid learning during a pandemic. Indeed, for some of our students, this relationship was the glue that held them together and the support provided in their sessions extended far beyond literacy.
Eighth grade student Lupe, who has been meeting with her tutor since 2015 is an excellent example of this (they are pictured here together in 2018!). Lupe, alongside her family, was quarantined for over thirty consecutive days this winter, obviously impacting her school attendance and performance. During this challenging time, her relationship with her tutor proved invaluable. TLC staff connected her with tech resources, supports at JHMS and within the community, all of which were reinforced by her tutor. Her tutor also checked in with Lupe every day to encourage her to do her homework, reach out to teachers and just plain be a listening ear and voice of encouragement.
TLC IS A NECESSARY SERVICE FOR OUR COMMUNITY! With all the communication gaps in traditional instruction, TLC fills in those gaps and provides a safe, non-judgmental approach to improve reading and writing skills. ~ TLC Parent
WE LOVE TLC The staff and their desire to help students who are struggling is amazing. During the pandemic, you were able to move the platform to Zoom, though not ideal, still a wonderful experience as it continued to provide stability and connections for our son ~ TLC Parent
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Number of Students: 136 Number of Volunteers: 61
Student Hours: 2,194 Volunteer Hours: 934
Family Literacy Program
PRE-K AND PARENT EDUCATION
FAMILY FOCUS: As our families embraced a new year filled with COVID-19 safety precautions and uncertainty, many families increased participation at our center and excelled without hesitation. Anely Vazquez and her twin boys are the perfect example. Sahid and
Santiago attended Literacy Lab. Upon graduating, both boys could fully communicate their needs to their teachers and parents, in either Spanish or English! Anely participated in our ESL and LEX adult programs and surpassed two English language levels in one year. Through our programs, Anely felt empowered to reach for her dream career, and secured an English online course to start building her own hair and nail salon in town. As she stated, “Teton Literacy Center has helped my boys feel ready to enter Kindergarten next year, and has helped me grow in my personal life, as well as in my career.”
Number of Students: 122 Number of Volunteers: 9
100%
OF TLC FAMILIES were reading at home with their
TLC IS LIKE FAMILY TLC is like family for us! My daughter now loves to read when she would never want to pick up a book. Thank you, TLC giving me the opportunity to learn a new language! We are so grateful ~ TLC Parent
Student Hours: 9799 Volunteer Hours: 199
child by the end of the year.
100%
OF TLC PRE-K PARENTS of students graduating this year felt their child was ready to enter Kindergarten in the fall.
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100%
OF PARENTS
saw improvement in their child’s problem-solving skills due to participating in TLC programs.
31
AFTERSCHOOL CLUBS based in 11 different themes provided.
300+ HOURS
of parent programming provided
Enrichment Program
CRADLE TO CAREER
TLC has been working strategically to retain and engage our middle and high school students in programming once jobs and staying home unsupervised become options. Strong staff-family relationships; increased evidence of the importance of out-of-school time engagement, and college and career readiness; and student-led learning opportunities have been key to the early successes of this programming SPARK, our middle school Enrichment program, is a career exploration club that allows middle school students to choose, research and experiment with various skill sets and careers that they
might not otherwise have the option to explore. This year, students explored various art, engineering, cooking, and entrepreneurial career paths through hands-on learning. After exploring through student directed projects, students reflected on what high school and post-secondary education they would need to pursue these career paths professionally. A great success of this program has been seeing students get excited about their futures and connect the need to pursue college to have the life they want!
through workshops, family literacy nights and parent participation.
A FUN, ENGAGING ENVIRONMENT TLC does a great job connecting students with support within the community. Students get exposure to new ideas and concepts in a fun, engaging environment. ~ TCSD Teacher
Number of Students: 219 Collaborative Partners: 17 PAG E 4 | T E TO N L I T E R AC Y C E N T E R
Student Hours: 12,414 SOAR Student Hours: 5,585
By the Numbers:
Summer SOAR 2020 SOAR (Summer Opportunities in Academics and Recreation) is an 8-week intensive summer program for students entering 1st grade through 8th grade. SOAR aims to mitigate the “summer slide” where nationally students face a two to three-month skill loss in reading and math. TLC provided additional summer programming to entering kindergartners through our Practice K Program and 2nd-10th graders in our summer tutoring
Summer Totals
program. Summer 2020 was the first year TLC offered high school programming during the summer and 6 students participated. Due to COVID safety measures, SOAR students were split into two cohorts and received 6 weeks of in-person instruction. SOAR was the first in-person programming students received after school closures. Teaching safety measures and supporting students’ socialemotional needs were prioritized alongside academic instruction.
Students 137
Hours 5,585
Hours 3.458
Tutoring
LOW-INCOME
Middle-Class Student
STUDENTS FALL
Low-Income Student
5
2.5 TO 3 YEARS
Advanced by One Month
Students 31
Fall behind by 2-3 Months
BEHIND BY 5TH
4
GRADE DUE YEARS
TO SUMMER LEARNING LOSS
Same Rate of Progression During School Year
Hours 149
Practice-K
3
SOAR at TLC students gained an average of
100%
OF SOAR AT TLC STUDENTS showed growth in reading compared to maintenance or loss in skills
99%
OF SOAR AT TLC STUDENTS showed growth in math compared to maintenance or loss in skills
2 Source: Cooper, H., Borman, G., & Fairchild, R. (2010) “School Calendars and Academic Achievement.” In J. Meece & J. Eccles (Eds.), Handbook of Research on Schools, Schooling and Human Development (pp. 342-355). Mahwah, NJ: Eribaum.
90%
ATTENDANCE RATE during Summer 2020 .
SOAR
Students 56
SOAR STUDENTS AVERAGED A
Students 46
1 0 K
1st
2nd 3rd GRADES
4+ months 1.3 months IN READING
IN MATH
4th
5th
Hours 1,887
Online Learning
95%
OF SOAR AT TLC STUDENTS Continued with TLC during the
during the 2020 eight-week summer program.
school year.
Students 49
Hours 91
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Thank You Volunteers Our volunteers motivate, encourage, and support students and families with reading and writing development. They instill a love of learning in our students of all ages. TLC Volunteers are instrumental to the success of TLC and our students. Thank you! William Aepli Noah Barnhart William Best Erica Bowditch Anna Brown Maureen Brown Joseph Burke Andrew Carson Sarai Chapeton Lori Clark-Erickson Dick Collister Fernanda Costilla Kiersten Davis Alex Dawson Lezly Diaz Leela Dubois Joannie Epstein Hilary Flint Scott Fossel Kate Frederick Morgan Frederick Peter French Nancy Gardiner Morgan Graham Kevin Grange
Kris Gridley Hannah Haag Janice Harris Mackenzie Heator Sue Hebberger Jeff Heilbrum Vivian Herr Drew Higgins Cassie Hoffman Jessica Jaubert Jeffrey Johnston Laura Johnston Dean Jones Robin Keeler Sarah Kerr Jack Krouskup Avery Kyle Gina Kyle Katherine Lucas Sawyer Lucas Diane Mahin Kai McClennen Kimberly McMorrow Matthew Meiring Linda Melton
Burt Mills Becca Moll MacKenzie Moore Nick Olmstead Shelley Olson Allison Orechwa Sophie Porter Kerri Ratcliffe Lisa (Elizabeth) Ridgway Lizzy Robinson Debbie Schlinger Hannah Schuller Sarah Shea Rose Spaulding Kim Springer Amy Staehr Anne Stalker Lynn Straker Jim Thorburn Mary Tisi Patrick Trucco Jana Turner Juliet Unfried Claudia Vanremoortere Yadhira Vazquez
Robyn Vincent Kristin Vito Lynn Wegner Christine Wehner Robert Wemple Dabney West Whiteley Wheeler Mike Wierda Ben Williamson Diane Winder Jill Wright
PROUD SUPPORTER After being a volunteer with TLC for almost 20 years, I’m a proud supporter of all your programs and the impact they have on the kids in our community. Not only does TLC give kids the extra help they need to improve and gain confidence, it provides relationships and community connections and enrichment for the kids and families as a whole. - TLC Volunteer
Make a difference in the life of a student. Become a volunteer today! Volunteers are matched based on interests, schedules, and program needs. No experience necessary. Training and background checks provided. For more information, please visit our website at www.tetonliteracy.org or call 733-9242.
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Volunteer of the Year:
LYNN STRAKER
As a Teton Literacy Center volunteer, Lynn Straker is a huge asset to all programs within the organization and we are thrilled to recognize her as our Volunteer of the Year! Indeed, Lynn has played an integral role in disseminating college knowledge to TLC students and families. Her goal? Making college accessible for all students and families by connecting them with resources and educating them on the necessary steps. And through her work at TLC over the past year, she has done just that! Working to educate our high school students, Lynn has planned and led a number of multi-week small group sessions that provide students with crucial college and career information, from the basics to more in-depth topics such as financial aid. Lynn’s work with our high school students has been inspiring to say the least and the students love her. But, she hasn’t stopped there! Rather, Lynn also worked to plan and lead a college savings program with our preschool students and their families. Through this
program she also provided a piggy bank to all of our Literacy Lab students and introducing the concepts of financial skills and saving now for college. To complement this, Lynn also planned and helped lead an in-depth Parent Financial Workshop. These of course are just the highlights of Lynn’s efforts at TLC this year her contributions to TLC, our students, families and staff are endless, as is her obvious passion for this work! In sum, Lynn goes truly above and beyond as a volunteer, spending countless hours working alongside TLC staff to ensure students and families are provided ample resources for college and career readiness. From preschool to high school, she has done a phenomenal job of working with TLC students, always keeping them engaged while provoking knowledge growth. These efforts have been exceptionally well received by students and families who have been unable to access this type of intensive support elsewhere. Lynn’s efforts truly reflect Teton Literacy Center’s mission to change lives through the power of literacy and we are lucky to have her support!
To Our Wonderful Volunteers! There is no question,TLC programs looked a bit different this year -- we had virtual tutor pairs, staff-led small groups and we were also fortunate to be able to support our older students via contracted STEM tutoring. The Adult ESL classes also took to the virtual setting, and five parents graduated on to the next level. We were grateful to be able to offer our Literacy Lab Preschool and our after school clubs physically, instilling some sense of normalcy here at TLC, though even those programs looked slightly different (and were sadly sans volunteers). However, despite these tweaks, we are feeling overwhelmingly successful this year! Indeed, we served a record breaking 136 students in our tutoring program. Even more exciting, 100% of students showed growth this past school year! Ninety percent of parents said they saw an improvement in their child’s reading this year, and 98% stated seeing an increase in their child’s confidence as a learner. And we couldn’t have done this without your support! This year you provided our students with a familiar face, laughter and mentorship.We wanted to draw your attention to these stats as a reminder that what you all do every week for TLC has huge impacts on the students we serve. We wanted to say thanks for an incredible year, and we look forward to seeing you in the fall! ~ With Gratitude, The TLC Team
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Teton Literacy Center works closely with our community to provide high quality services efficiently. We are partners in community collaboratives, like System of Care, Human Service Council and System of Education, to help move our community forward while ensuring we aren’t duplicating efforts. Equally important are our partners who support our direct program effort. Thank you for working with us towards our mission.
Financials 2020-21 Revenue Sources
Expenses 5%
2%
CONTRACTS
OVERHEAD EXPENSES
2020-21 Collaborative Partners Base Camp
22%
Children’s Learning Center Grand Teton Music Festival Grand Teton National Park Hole Food Rescue
32%
PROGRAM & OPERATING EXPENSES
38%
PUBLIC
INDIVIDUALS
Inversion Yoga Jackson Hole Children’s Museum JHCS Volunteer Club Joy Summer Camp
73%
16% EVENTS
TEACHERS & PERSONNEL
National Elk Refuge
12% GRANTS
National Museum of Wildlife Art Pet Partners Snow King Mountain Resort Teton County School District Teton County Library Teton Raptor Center
Total Revenue $1,380,633
Total Expenses $829,641
TLC is grateful for the generosity of this community, foundations and COVID relief grants that contributed to an increase in TLC revenue 2020-21. This revenue, coupled with efficiency in costs due to remote learning, has allowed us to add to our reserve, as well as expand staff to accommodate growing demand. Our TLC reserves are critical in ensuring long-term sustainability.
Teton Science School University of Wyoming Wells Fargo
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Teton Literacy Center is a 501 (c)3 non-profit organization that has operated through the generosity of this community since 1992. Located in Flat Creek Business Center at 1715 High School Road # 260, we own our building and operate rent free. We derive our revenue from charitable giving by individuals, foundations, family trusts, community organizations, corporations, and state literacy programs. The generous support from our funders enables us to offer our programs free of charge.
Thank You Donors! Support from our donors allows the Teton Literacy Center to further our mission of changing lives through the power of literacy. Contributions directly support the FREE programs we provide to the families and children of Teton County, Wyoming. We are grateful for the gifts we received from the following donors between July 1, 2020 - June 30, 2021. We apologize for any errors or omissions.
Laura & Stephan Abrams *
John & Eileen Berner
Mary Kate Buckley
Robbi Farrow & Brad Abrams
Carol & Dennis Berryman
Joseph Burke
Tom Addis
Martha & William Best
Marian & Dennis Butcher
Kimberly & Zahan Billimoria
Joyce & Dan Butcher
Julie Birrer
Doug Brown & Lorie Cahn
Lea Bonnecaze *
Jill Callahan *
Dean Bosacki & Joanna Newman
Ralph Callaway
Laurie Boss
Janet Olivares-Gama & Gamaliel Campuzano
Thomas & Tina Bourdeaux
Betsy Carlin & Becky Watson *
Bruce & Elizabeth Bowen
Barbara Carlsberg *
Bowen Family Foundation, a Donor Advised
Lisa Carpenter
Joe Albright and Marcia Kunstel Charitable Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Laurie Andrews & Perk Perkins Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Anonymous (14) * Mary & Dan Armour * Barbara & Gerald Aronowitz Vickie & Charles Atwater Joan Baldwin * Bank Of Jackson Hole * Anna Barker Victoria & Phil Barret * Fio & Matt Beal * Lesley Beckworth * Emily Bedrosian Carrie Bell & Cameron Hieronymus Gainor & Joseph Bennett Patti Berlin * Sheila & Robert Berner
Fund of the U.S. Charitable Gift Trust
John & Ann Carruth
Patti Boyd *
Nancy & Andrew Carson
Katie & Chris Brady
Sarah & Andy Cavallaro
Lindsay & Jackson S Brandenburg
Kelly & Bud Chatham
Estelle Brendle *
Shirley & Ed Cheramy
Penny & Tom Brewer
Children’s Learning Center *
Margaret & Andrew Brigham
Carey & Sean Clark
Linda & Tony Brooks
Frances Clark *
Brooks Foundation
Tim Cline
Maureen & David Brown
Christine Coleman
Ned Brown *
Collister Family Fund of the
Frank Brummer
Community Foundation of Jackson Hole * 2 0 2 0 – 2 1 A N N UA L R E P O RT | PAG E 9
Nancy & Richard Collister
Nancy Eaton & Jeff Van Ee
Margot Walk & Jerry Freeland
Community Foundation of Jackson Hole
Diana & Mike Eden
Cathy & Peter French
Gloria & Ross Edwards *
Julianne & Ed Fries
Joannie and Steve Epstein
Are & Lisa Friesecke
Competitive Grants Program Community Emergency Response Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Phibbs/Petersen Donor Advised Fund of the
in honor of Byung and Young Lee
Lynn & Foster Friess
Joannie & Steve Epstein *
The Lynn and Foster Friess Family Foundation *
Jacqueline & Christian Erdman
Becky & Tom Frisbie
Community Foundation of Jackson Hole *
Lori Clark-Erickson & Chris Erickson
Joyce Frye & Douglas Ross
Youth Philanthropy Program Fund of the
Laura Escobar & Adan Alcantar
Galliope Creative Movement *
Amy Dulin & Mario Espinosa
Heather Gardiner in honor of Nancy Gardiner
Scott Cooley
Tom & Andrea Evans *
Julie & Fred Gaston
Eugenie Copp and Ken Overfield
Tania & Tom Evans *
The GE Foundation
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Cathie Evans *
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Robin & Guylan Evans
Julie Ann Giacobassi & Zach Hall *
Helen & Mike Cottingham
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Cougar Fund
Rob Everett
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Martha & John Gilmore
Alicia & Jeff Cox
Factory IT
Kathleen & Michael Glover
Genevieve & Keith Cozzens
Nancy & Mike Faems
Susan Mick & Bob Gordon
Creative Curiosity *
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T Crosson *
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Katherine Crothall
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Deirdre & Vance Griffith Fund of the
Laura Cuddie *
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Louise & Ralph Haberfeld
Katie Dahlgreen *
Jean & Richard Ferguson
Maho Hakoshima & Peg Gilday
Parker Dalzell
William Field and Jodie Pond
Michael Halloran *
Community Foundation of Jackson Hole
Community Foundation of Jackson Hole
AnnaMarie Daniels
Donor Advised Fund
Community Foundation of Jackson Hole
Mary Rawls Cooke Berkeley
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Peggy & Kirk Davenport *
Lynn Finkel
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Nisha & Stephen DuBois *
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Tracey & Jeff Heilbrun
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and Richard D. Cooke, Jr. Fund #1
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Lower Valley Energy
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Berte Hirschfield
Joffa & Bill Kerr
Lummis Family Fund of the
Nancy Hoffman *
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Kimball - Sturmberg *
Matthew & Erin Lusins Family Fund
Lannie & Bill Hoglund
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Jeane & Roger Kirkpatrick
Natalia & Thomas Macker
Davey Hough *
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Brit Hoyt *
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Ariel Koerber
Marina Marielle *
Hughes Charitable Foundation
Mary Coyne & Bill Kolasky
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Margery & Edgar Masinter
Hungry Jack’s *
Kroger
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Rebecca Huntington & Edward Finlay
Marcia Kunstel & Joseph Albright
Holly McCollister
Connie & James Huspek
Jane Davis-Kusek & Charles Kusek *
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Florence Lemle
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James & Jean Lewis *
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Community Foundation of Jackson Hole
of Paul and Esther McCollister Fund
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Nelson Schwab Family Foundation
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Annie & George Putnam *
Amy & John Scott *
Tom & Linda Taylor
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The Seidler Foundation
Jennifer & Michael Tennican
Joanna Newman
Merrill Ratajczyk in honor of Lynn Wegner
Ali Shafranek *
Allan and Frances Tessler Donor Advised Fund
Bill Newton
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Sarah Shea
Teton County School District #1
Newton Foundation Donor Advised Fund *
Diane & Glenn Ray
Maggie Shipley
Rose & Ron Novak
Rosie & Shelby Read
Jane Gallie & David Shlim
Teton County School District No. 1
Jack and Carole Nunn Donor Advised Fund
Robyn & Randy Reedy *
Thomas Shumaker
Teton County Wyoming
Megan O’Brien
Story Clark Resor & Bill Resor
Priscilla & Barry Sibson
Teton Media Works
Julie & Hugh O’Halloran
Charles Resor
Michael Sillman
Teton Toys *
Kacy & Scott O’Hare
Nancy Resor
Megan Slater
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Julie & Will Obering
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Ann Smith *
The Blackbaud Giving Fund
Tea Obreht
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Ali & Henry Wheeler
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Anne & Travis Riddell *
Adele Zieman & Dawson Smith
The Liquor Store of Jackson Hole
Gisele Olson & Jay Wright
Nancy & Dick Riddle
Teri & Mark Snell
Cindy & Jim Thorburn
Gilman & Marge Ordway Donor Advised Fund
Ridgeline Operations LLC
Melissa & Jason
Thursday Roundtable Fund of the
Annette & Noah Osnos
Lori Fields & Marlin Risinger
Mona Sobieski
Matt & Sandra Ostdiek
Grace Robertson
Kathryn & Jim Sobieski
Shirley Timmerman *
Matthew & Sandra Ostdiek
Rossetter Foundation
Laura & Will Soltau
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Monica & Peter Overly
Anne Rutherford
Sreyas Foundation
Town Of Jackson
Owens Law Office *
Ann and Steven Ryan
Amy Staehr
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Corie Rybak
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Biba and Jon Parker Foundation *
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Scarlett Family Foundation
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Lynn & John Straker *
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Swordspoint Foundation, Inc
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Price-Downey-Buckland Family Foundation
Carole-Malia Schneider *
Jeff Symonds *
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Recreation District
Community Foundation of Jackson Hole
Madeline Webb Lynn & Ken Wegner in honor of Mike Silliman Lynn & Ken Wegner Cristine Wehner & Matt Brodzinski * Wells Fargo Bank Robert Wemple * Yvette & Robert Werner Dabney West Carroll & Berta Wetzel Whiteley & Nick Wheeler * Juliann Whelan Donor Advised Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Missy Whelan Katie & Steve White John Whitley Constance Wieneke & Richard Greenwood Ann & John Willott Claudia Bonnist & Terry Winchell Diane & Philip Winder Barbara & Jeffrey Wogoman Wolfensohn Family Foundation Peter Wood & Libby Crews Wood * Bill Wotkyns & Sara Flitner Cindy & Peter Wuerslin Wyoming Community Foundation Wyoming Early Childhood Partnership Wyoming Governors Residence Foundation Christy Yannelli * Greg & Dimmie Zeigler Isabel Zumel *
* Champion For Children Donor
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PO Box 465 1715 High School Rd. #260 Jackson, WY 83001
Non-profit Organization US Postage PAID Permit No Idaho Falls, Idaho
TUTORING • K-12th Grade • Volunteer 1-1 Tutoring • Intervention & Remedial
What We Do
• Individualized • Volunteer Training & Management • Parent Communication & Support
ENRICHMENT • K-8th Grade • Afterschool Clubs • Summer Camps • Parent Workshops • Family Engagement • Project Based Learning • Social Emotional Learning • STEAM Content • Community Partners
• Small Groups • Year Round
FAMILY ENGAGEMENT
FAMILY LITERACY • Intensive Preschool • Parent Education • English Classes, & other Parent Classes such as business & Technology • PACT (Parent/Child Together) • Home Visits • Parent Workshops • Self-sufficiency Goals • Kindergarten Readiness
Remember Teton Literacy Center during Old Bill’s and make a gift now through September 17, 2021 For more information visit oldbills.org
TETON LITERACY CENTER | Changing Lives Through the Power of Literacy | 307-733-9242 | info@tetonliteracy.org | tetonliteracy.org