FORMED IN OAKLAND AND KNOWN FOR THEIR ELECTRIFYING LIVE SHOWS
THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS BENEFACTORS WHO MADE TONIGHT’S EVENT POSSIBLE.
$25,000+
Anonymous
Janet O’Neil, in loving memory of Bill O’Neil
Sherri Samuels
$10,000+
Valerie Brown and Don Baker
Janet Smith
Christy Walton
$5,000+
Sage and Austin DePree
Becky and Je Eidemiller
Andrea and Tom Evans
Astrid Flood
Sheryl and Je Flug
Cecilia and Jim Herbert
May and John Herr
Beedee Ladd
Jennifer Jordan McCall, Trustee of the Hope Foundation
Lenore and David Nichols
Gina Pate and Steve Pierce
Rita and Henry Richter
Stuart Suna
Lisa and Mark Vallely
Kendra and Peter Wilde
$1,000+
Be y and Shaun Andrikopoulos
Dwelling JH: Kate Binger
Mary and Dave Bushnell
Catherine and Tom Connolly
Cindy and Evan Jones
Art Association of Jackson Hole Cathedral Voices
Central Wyoming College Dancers’ Workshop
Jackson Hole Community Band
89.1 KHOL
Jackson Hole Public Art
Jackson Hole Writers
Jackson Wild
Center for the Arts is home to 18 Resident Nonpro ts – independent arts and education organizations that represent a signi cant portion of the cultural nonpro ts in Jackson Hole. The Center’s Resident Partners activate our campus and bring vibrancy to our community.
Jazz Foundation of Jackson Hole MusicLand
O Square Theatre Company
pARTners Jackson Hole
Riot Act, Inc. Theatre Company
Teton County School District
Teton Music School
The Jackson Hole Chorale
Wyoming PBS
The Center is the heartbeat of Jackson’s vibrant arts scene—a place where creativity comes alive. As we approach 20 years of much-loved use, the facility and the nancial model that sustains the organization are in need of updating.
Center for the Arts is pursuing a $22 million comprehensive campaign with priorities that address both immediate infrastructure needs and the underlying nancial challenges of sustaining a complex cultural organization in a growing, high-cost community.
$6 Million Professional assessments prioritized the current and future needs of our campus.
Renovate and Upgrade Key Campus Areas
Facility infrastructure
Theater technology
Accessibility components
$10 Million
Build a Robust Endowment
We are designing a more proactive funding strategy with a robust endowment as the cornerstone.
Strategic maintenance
Expanded support of Resident Organizations
$6 Million
Deliver On Our Mission
The comprehensive design of this campaign integrates our current annual fundraising into the overall campaign goal, strategy, and timeline.
Rent subsidies
Center Presents programming
Consistently ranked among the nation’s most vibrant arts communities by Southern Methodist University, Jackson continues to demonstrate the power of investment in arts and culture. Center for the Arts is proud to be part of the creative ecosystem helping make that recognition possible.
CENTER BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chris Lea, Board Chair
Lindsay Wilcox, Vice Chair
Reece Jenkins, Treasurer
Mekki Jaidi, Secreta
Alexandra Alessandro
Don Baker
Jill Baldauf
Mark Berry
Agnes Bourne
Shandon Brinkerho
COMPREHENSIVE
Shari Brown eld
Bill Burford
Anna Hass
Cecilia Herbert
Natalia Macker
Erika Olde
Joe Parzick
Sco Paul
Tyson Slater
Karen Stewart
Randy Walmsley
CAMPAIGN CABINET
Maureen Brown, Co-Chair
Lindsay Wilcox, Co-Chair
Alexandra Alessandro
Jill Baldauf
Bill Burford
Kelley and Jamie Gilbert
Peg Gilday
Anna Hass
Ann Ryan
Karen Stewart
Terry Winchell