For the love of Park County, we inspire investment and leadership to cultivate resilient communities. 

We believe that Park County's challenges can be solved through mutual understanding, collaboration and a robust culture of philanthropy. 

Join us on October 1st, 2024 at 9:30 for a free presentation introducing you to the most tax-wise ways to "give heart and give smart."

Tax codes can be confusing, but they offer ways to take care of yourself and your family, and still leave a lasting legacy for your community long after you are gone.

Presenters:
Financial Planner Jim Soft of Billings and John Gillespie of Paradise Valley

Location:
The Bev Stevenson Room, Livingston Public Library
228 W. Callendar Street, Livingston, MT

* Coffee, Tea, and Pastries Provided *
RSVP required due to limited room size – please contact Tricia Erikson.

Please Note: This session is geared toward people leaving a legacy. Nonprofit professionals who are interested in a planned giving training for your organization should visit our website and watch emails for upcoming trainings.

Please RSVP to Tricia Erikson: tricia.erikson@pccf-montana.org

The council and fund comes after a $500,000 donation was made to the foundation in 2022.

Thanks to a generous grant from the JAKET Foundation, the Park County Community Foundation (PCCF) conducted a comprehensive needs assessment of the arts in 2023 to better understand current needs and challenges. The assessment generated a robust list of opportunities to invest in Park County’s arts culture.
To help realize a coordinated vision for the arts in Park County, PCCF has launched the Park County Arts Council (PCAC), composed of Park County residents with expertise as working artists and nonprofit leadership.