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The Community Foundation of Teton Valley works to elevate lives through the power of generosity by championing the nonprofit sector, empowering donors, promoting a culture of giving, and serving as a catalyst in addressing critical community needs.

Community Foundation of Teton Valley
Physical address: 189 N. Main St., Ste. 112
Mailing address: P.O. Box 1523
Jackson, WY 83422

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Our Impact

Tin Cup Fund Totals

$3,372,937

Rasied in 2024

$26,980,778

Cumulative Total

Each year, funds raised through Tin Cup touch the lives across Teton Valley. 
Read more about the impact that Tin Cup is mak­ing through­out our community.

How to Give Through the
Tin Cup Challenge

2025 Giv­ing Period is June 13 — July 25.

There are two key ways to give: as a Tin Cup Donor and/or Challenger. Tin Cup Donors provide designated gifts to the nonprofits they wish to support. Challengers contribute undesignated funding that partially matches funds raised by participating organizations, significantly boosting the impact of each dollar raised. Both ways of giving are vital.

What is a Tin Cup Donor?

One in four households contribute through the Tin Cup Challenge in Teton Valley. Donations vary in size and originate from every corner of our community, driven by a collective commitment to philanthropy. By donat­ing dur­ing the Giving Period, the impact of each des­ig­nat­ed gift is ampli­fied with addi­tion­al fund­ing pro­vid­ed by Chal­lengers and Friends of the Match in the form of a par­tial Match Grant.

Donating is simple! Choose your favorite nonprofits, decide how much you want to contribute to each, and make one tax-deductible donation to the Community Foundation for the total amount. Gifts of all sizes are appreciated and contribute to a significant collective impact.

Tin Cup Challengers

What is a Tin Cup Challenger?

Chal­lengers are a spe­cial group of indi­vid­u­als and busi­ness­es who donate to the Challenger Fund. These gifts are not ear­marked for spe­cif­ic non­prof­its, but are used to match the community’s dona­tions. Chal­lengers generously give at lev­els of $1,500+.

Chal­lengers’ gen­eros­i­ty inspires increased com­mu­ni­ty giv­ing and is key to Tin Cup’s suc­cess. Chal­lengers can proud­ly call them­selves com­mu­ni­ty lead­ers who pro­mote char­i­ta­ble giv­ing and intrin­si­cal­ly val­ue phil­an­thropy. Com­bined with com­mu­ni­ty-wide efforts, they high­light the tremen­dous work of local non­prof­its and appre­ci­a­tion of that work.

Volunteer

To make the Tin Cup Challenge a suc­cess, more than 200 vol­un­teers are need­ed before, dur­ing, and after the event. Thank you to all the vol­un­teers who give of their time each year!

Tin Cup Captains

The Com­mu­ni­ty Foun­da­tion is deeply grate­ful for the 636 volunteer hours that make the Event Day pos­si­ble. At the core of our vol­un­teer pow­er­house are our Tin Cup Captains. In part­ner­ship with the our Program Manager, this team works tire­less­ly through­out the sum­mer to plan and exe­cute Event Day. Thank you to the Tin Cup Captains for their time, tal­ent, and com­mit­ment to community.

Aid Stations

Elaine Simmons
Betty Van Newkirk

Food Preparation & Acquisition

Kathy Hoffman
John Finley

Green Team

Teton Valley Community Recycling

Kitchen Volunteer Recruitment

Brett Cooke
Liza Wilson

Race

Deanne Despain
Elizabeth Knowles

Registration

Crystal Hansen

Route Logistics & Traffic Control

Teton County Idaho Search & Rescue

Roving All-Star Volunteers

Laura & Randy Curtis

Tinny

Brian White

Venue Logistics

Nick Beatty
Dan Verbeten

For more infor­ma­tion about vol­un­teer oppor­tu­ni­ties, please con­tact us — bthysell@cftetonvalley.org

In-Kind Donors

What is an In-Kind Donor?

Tin Cup relies on the gen­eros­i­ty of dozens of local busi­ness­es and non­prof­its that donate goods and ser­vices to the event. 

The Shirt Off Their Back Givers

It is with deep gratitude that we recognize and celebrate our Tin Cup Challenge In-Kind Donors. Their generous discounts and local services keep our production costs low so that more Challenger dollars can be invested back into our community.

Thank you!

American Legion
Pearson Beasley
Lauren Feldman
Grande Rental
Anna Kirkpatrick

Photographers:
  • C.W. Borrenpohl
• Trish Boyd
  • Jess Curren
  • Jaclyn Jacobs
  • Ryan Simmons
  • Erica Tremblay

Rick’s Framing
Denny Starkey
Milissa West
W.H.A.L.E.S.
Brian White

Teton Valley Non-Profits, **[Logo of Broulim's Fresh Foods]**

Broulim’s Fresh Foods, a dependable and well-regarded supermarket, is prominently highlighted in maroon lettering. The text "Broulim's" is showcased in large, bold letters, with "fresh foods" elegantly printed below in smaller script.

The Community Foundation of Teton Valley embodies the spirit of collaboration and generosity by diligently supporting local non-profits and businesses like Broulim's through impactful charitable contributions. By fostering partnerships and providing vital resources, the Foundation empowers these entities to thrive, ultimately enhancing the well-being and connectivity of the community. The Tin Cup Challenge & Run is the CFTV annual giving event day.
Teton Valley Non-Profits, The Community Foundation of Teton Valley plays a pivotal role in bolstering non-profits and local businesses through its strategic charitable giving. Among other things, it assists in creating platforms that allow these entities to thrive, providing necessary funding and resources to drive impactful community enhancement projects. One emblematic representation of the foundation’s influence is evident within the visual identity for the City of Driggs. The logo features outlined yellow mountains, symbolizing both the geographical and aspirational peaks reached through communal support and philanthropy. Set against a serene blue background highlighting purity and trust, white typography proudly spells "City of Driggs," with "Idaho" rendered in smaller gold letters beneath it—gold reflecting hope, value, and excellence fostered by cohesive community efforts guided by meaningful contributions from dedicated organizations like the Community Foundation of Teton Valley. The Tin Cup Challenge & Run is the CFTV annual giving event day.
Teton Valley Non-Profits, Silver Star Communications, identifiable by its sleek logo where "SILVER STAR" shines in blue and "COMMUNICATIONS" is subtly displayed in gray beneath a silver star graphic on the right, is a proud supporter of the Community Foundation of Teton Valley. The Community Foundation plays a pivotal role in the region by providing essential support to non-profits and local businesses through strategic charitable giving. This support enables these organizations to thrive, thereby enriching community life and bolstering economic vitality. The Tin Cup Challenge & Run is the CFTV annual giving event day.
Teton Valley Non-Profits, The image features a circular logo illustrating a verdant pine tree set against the backdrop of a white mountain, encircled by black text reading "TVCR." Surrounding this design is a black arrow that symbolizes the natural cycle and the principles of composting. The Community Foundation of Teton Valley actively supports non-profits and local businesses, promoting sustainability and community well-being through its charitable contributions. Their efforts foster an ecosystem where resources are continually recycled back into the community, much like the cycle represented in their logo. The Tin Cup Challenge & Run is the CFTV annual giving event day.

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