As the Willow Street team provides services from our office in Jackson, we feel especially committed to contribute our time, resources, and people in support of the community where we live and work.
Jackson Hole is one of the most philanthropic communities in the country. Emblematic of this giving spirit is the annual Old Bill’s Fun Run fundraiser led by the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole. Over the last 28 years, more than 200 nonprofit organizations have received over $280 million in support through this event.
Willow Street is proud to have engaged as an annual Co-Challenger to support the matching grants that all participating nonprofits receive since 2022.
In addition, many of our team members serve on the boards of and regularly volunteer for local nonprofit organizations, including:
- Animal Adoption Center: Saves the lives of homeless animals in the state of Wyoming through rescue, adoption, education and spay/neuter.
- Community Emergency Response Team: Trains and coordinates volunteer teams to support Teton County communities during emergencies when professional responders are unavailable.
- Community Entry Services: Provides comprehensive support and services for adults with developmental disabilities in the Teton County region.
- Community Foundation of Jackson Hole: The philanthropic keystone organization that serves donors, nonprofit organizations, and the community of Jackson.
- Community Safety Network: Provides shelter and advocacy to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault in Teton County.
- Girls Actively Participating (GAP!): Promotes the success of girls in Jackson Hole through education, self discovery, and community building.
- Habitat for Humanity of the Greater Teton Area: Provides safe and affordable housing for families in need by partnering with donors, volunteers and future homeowners.
- Hole Food Rescue: Reduces food waste and cultivates food security in the Jackson Hole valley.
- Jackson Hole Public Art: Integrates art into the community to inspire lasting cultural, educational, and economic benefits.
- National Museum of Wildlife Art: The nation’s only museum dedicated solely to wildlife art from around the world.
- Soroptimist JH: Provides women and girls with access to the education and training they need to achieve economic empowerment.
- Teton County Idaho Search & Rescue: Provides prompt, professional emergency services for people who are lost, injured, stranded, or in need of rescue within Teton County Idaho.
- Teton County Library Foundation: Secures and stewards resources to support the Teton County Library.
- Teton Raptor Center: Advancing raptor conservation through education, research, and rehabilitation.
- Teton County Victim Services: Provides comprehensive services to educate, empower, and advocate for crime victims.
- Teton Literacy Center: Promotes community literacy through tutoring, enrichment, and family programs.
- Teton Youth & Family Services: Helping children and families in Wyoming find their way through behavioral and mental health services since 1977.
- Voices JH: Builds belonging and participation among New American communities of the Teton region through local services and events.