Every brain is wired differently, especially when it comes to how we focus, prioritize, manage time, and switch between tasks, and most leaders were never taught to understand their own patterns, let alone their staff's. Attention drops, motivation dips at the wrong moments, plans fall apart under pressure; it's easy to read these as personal failings when, in reality, they are patterns we can work with and understand.

You'll leave with new insight into your own working style around attention, planning, and follow-through, plus a versatile playbook of strategies that support different brain types and ways of working. The result is a more cohesive, energized workplace where every team member is understood, valued, and set up to contribute from their strengths.

Join us on Wednesday, September 2nd at Underpass Park for a statue dedication ceremony for local legend, Warren McGee, at the corner of Park and Main Streets in downtown Livingston. The ceremony will include tributes from the partners who brought this monument to fruition. Light refreshments will be served inside the Depot Museum following the dedication.

Over his remarkable 102-year life, Warren McGee left a lasting mark on Livingston and Park County. A master photographer and engineer, he documented decades of Northern Pacific Railroad history while championing many of the places and stories that helped define the local community.

The Paradise Ramble is a highlight of the Park County Community Foundation’s Give A Hoot campaign, Park County's month-long community giving challenge that connects the community with causes they care about most. From July 1st to 31st, 2026, Give A Hoot inspires people to come together, show pride in their community and contribute to support local nonprofit organizations working on the front lines of solving challenges.

Help Your Board Share the Joy of Giving!

The Park County Community Foundation’s 2026 We Will grant cycle is now officially open, and we're here to answer your questions!

The Letter of Interest is due on Friday, December 19, 2025.

Change is inevitable, and the uncertainty it brings is often unsettling. Join us for this session on transforming Change from uncertainty to opportunity.

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Join us for short lecture and engaging conversation at the PCCF office about artist Russell Chatham’s early years in Livingston.

This is the third session in our 3-part series, “Building and Growing Your Major Gifts Program.”

This is the second session in our 3-part series, “Building and Growing Your Major Gifts Program.”