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.
We Learn. We Engage. We Give.
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Professional development and networking for nonprofit staff, board members and volunteers each month.
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Taking action and facilitating solutions alongside community partners to focus on specific challenges and needs.
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Give-A-Hoot is a month-long Community Giving Challenge that connects community members with causes they care about most
Park County Community Foundation invites all Park County 501(c)3 organizations to nominate one individual (or couple) whose exemplary commitment to Park County nonprofits makes them eligible to receive “The Westerly Award.”
On March 3, 2025, the Park County Community Foundation’s Legacy Giving Program will host a free event from 9:30-11:00 AM in the Bev Stevenson Room at the Livingston Public Library which will feature as presenter Professor and Extension Family Economics Specialist Marsha Goetting. The presentation will invite Park County residents to consider “Do I Need a Will?: Be in Control of Your Legacy.”
The Living Life Fund, held at the Park County Community Foundation (PCCF), is throwing a benefit concert and silent auction on February 15, 2025 at the Livingston Elks Lodge. “Music for the Heart of Park County” will raise funds for granting to local nonprofits working to empower Park County’s kids by fostering mental health and resiliency through outdoor experiences and mentorship opportunities. Doors for this Valentine-themed event open at 6 pm and local musicians Marcedes Carroll, Blake Brightman, and Rancho Deluxe begin performing at 6:30 pm. Read on for more information.
