The Park County Community Foundation cares deeply about our neighbors who have experienced unexpected and tragic losses, such as house fires or floods. We are frequently asked about available resources in these situations; the list of resources looks somewhat different from the times when large swaths of the county are experiencing a disaster.

We’re hiring! Are you looking for an opportunity to join the Park County Community Foundation team. We are actively seeking a part-time Communications Coordinator.

The 2026 We Will Grant Cycle is Open - and the Letter of Interest is due by Friday, December 19th. See details here.

The Park County Community Foundation is proud to announce the completion of the Emergency Food Response Campaign, which inspired 147 donors to generously give over $146,000 to support local nonprofits working on the front lines of hunger relief.

Food insecurity remains one of the most pressing challenges in Park County. While our community is known for resilience and generosity, many of our neighbors are struggling to put food on the table.

We’re hosting an in-person event to bring together Park County residents explore solutions and shape the future of Park County in a way that benefits us all. 

The Westerly Award was presented for the first time to Donald Gimbel, whose robust nominations from local nonprofits led to his selection.

The 2025 Give A Hoot Community Giving Challenge continued its 7-year record-breaking streak, underscoring the vibrant spirit of generosity that makes Park County so special.

Opportunity for Residents to Share Opinions on Park County’s Future

The Park County Community Foundation has released the list of 31 local nonprofits who were selected to receive a total of nearly $400,000 in grant funding from the foundation’s annual We Will grant program.

Two local businesses–Katabatic Brewing Company and Cardinal Distributing– are supporting the Park County Community Foundation’s annual Give A Hoot giving challenge by sharing revenue earned through sales of a specialty brew, the Give A Hoot pale ale.

Meet Whitney Martin: Legacy Giving allows many donors to give more than they would be able to otherwise. Although planning for legacy gifts begins in the present, the gift transfers in the future when the donor passes away. Montana is one of the states in the nation with additional tax incentives available to encourage giving that ensures your legacy in the future.