Park City Community Foundation

OVERVIEW: The Park City Community Foundation supports social justice, natural environment, arts and culture, education, community in greater Park City and Summit County in Utah.

IP TAKE: PCCF awards the bulk of its community grants for health and human services causes lately, but this community funder is involved in all local nonprofit sectors.

PROFILE: Established in 2007, the Park City Community Foundation (PCCF) is a community funder based in Park City, Utah. Former Mayor Brad Olch and Myles Rademan suggested the idea of a community foundation, which was the first of its kind in the state of Utah. PCCF “identifies community challenges and opportunities, then brings together philanthropists, nonprofits, government officials, business leaders and community members who can help.”

Grants for Environment, Arts and Culture, Higher Education, Public Health and Access, Animal Welfare and Wildlife, and Community Development

The Park City Community Foundation has a community fund that supports a wide variety of pressing needs in the local community. This fund commonly supports youth programs, community concerts, housing programs, and conservation efforts. PCCF has a Women’s Giving Fund that serves women and children in the county and involves members giving $1,000 gifts to support local issues. PCCF’s Solomon Fund supports groups working to boost Latino participation in their programs. The foundation also facilitates donor-directed giving and hosts a 24-hour online giving day each year.

Past local grantees include Friends of Cedar Mesa, Summit Community Gardens, YMCA Utah, and Park City Reads.

Important Grant Details

Grants range between about $5,000 and $100,000. Learn more about this funder’s local giving by examining the financial information on its website. Grantmaking focuses on the greater Park City area and Summit County in Utah.

This foundation accepts unsolicited grant applications from nonprofits. Each grant program has its own guidelines and deadlines. Direct general questions to the staff at 435-731-4250 or via online form.

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