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Show B-4 Wed/Thurs/Fri, July 8-10, 2020 The Park Record Continued from B-1 Nonprofits receive grants PUZZLE ANSWERS FROM PAGE B-3 ontoproofing.com Get A Free Roofing Estimate Today 435.615.8669 All Types of Metal Roofing • Asphalt Shingles Exterior & Interior Wall Panels • Gutter & Heat Cable Architectural Sheet Metal • Snow Retention Systems SEMI-ANNUAL ORIENTAL RUG SALE UP TO 70% OFF! UTAH’S MOST COMPLETE SELECTION Examples 13 x 18 12 x 15 8 x 10 6x9 4x6 retail sale of our amazing sale prices: Indian Mamluk $15,059 $7,530 Afghan Veg Dye Agra $7,512 $2,254 Pakistan Nain $5,471 $1,641 Tibetan Contemporary $2,808 $842 Indian Contemporary $688 $444 Sale prices good through July 31 1460 Foothill Drive in Salt Lake City Near the Mouth of Parley’s Canyon 801-582-3500 distribute the Community Fund Grants, which are usually announced in September, early this year, according to a press release. “Summit County has been hard hit by COVID-19. We have the highest unemployment rate in Utah and our friends and neighbors are struggling to pay rent and put food on the table,” said Anna Frachou, board member and grants chair. “These grants have huge impact in greater Park City and allow organizations that offer important services to our community to stay afloat, and to prevent homelessness and hunger.” The Community Response Fund launched in March to support local residents who have been disproportionately impacted by the coronavirus, and the foundation has granted $895,000 in total, over two stages, Wright said. The first stage of grants from the fund, totaling $500,000, was awarded to eight health and human services organizations who help people who are struggling with rent, food security and other urgent needs, she said. “We partner with local nonprofits and make grants to them so our community members will get the services they need through these nonprofits,” Wright said. The second stage of grants, which total $395,000 and was issued Monday, are called Stabilization Grants, she said. “There are a little broader, where we support 28 nonprofits that are really important to the community,” Wright said. (See accompanying list). “We know that nonprofits are critical to the vibrancy of Park City, and when we get to the other end of this pandemic we want to be sure that those organizations are here and thriving.” Wright said local businesses, community groups and the local government have so far donated a total of $2.4 million to the Community Response Fund. “We’ve had more than 400 donors who have given us between $5 to $1 million,” she said. “We’ve had people from all walks of life do what they can to support their community, and we couldn’t be more grateful for the incredible outpouring.” Park City Community Foundation still needs an additional $500,000 to meet the urgent needs and ongoing needs of the core nonprofits in the community, Wright said. Donations can be made by visiting parkcitycf.org/giving-guide. And Woodward Park City has pledged matching donations up to $75,000 through it’s Play It Forward Fund to the Community Response Fund, she said. “We are thrilled to have a great partnership with Powdr Corporation, more specifically Woodward Park City,” she said. “With the challenge grant, now is the time for donors to double the impact of their gifts. And through that, we are confident we will continue to meet the urgent needs of our community members.” PARK RECORD FILE PHOTO The Alf Engen Ski Musuem received a Community Fund Grant and a Community Response Fund challenge grant this year. 2020 Park City Foundation Community Fund Grant recipients • Alf Engen Ski Museum, $2,500 • Arts-Kids, $2,500 • Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah, $8,000 • Christian Center of Park City, $5,000 • Communities That Care, $5,000 • Connect Summit County, $10,000 • EATS Park City, $6,000 • Egyptian Theatre, $5,000 • Holy Cross Ministries, $10,000 • The Hope Alliance, $1,500 • Immigrant Legal Services, $7,500 • Jewish Family Service, $10,000 • Kimball Art Center, $7,500 • KPCW, $7,500 • Lucky Project of Lucky Ones Coffee, $5,000 • Mountain Mediation Center, $5,000 • Mountain Town Music, $3,000 • Mountainlands Community Housing Trust, $7,500 • Nuzzles and Co., $3,500 • Park City Education Foundation, $10,000 • Park City Film, $6,000 • Park City Museum, $2,500 • Park City READS, $8,000 • Park City Sailing Association, $1,000 • Park City Summit County Arts Council, $5,000 • PC Tots, $10,000 • Peace House, $10,000 • People’s Health Clinic, $7,500 • Planned Parenthood Association of Utah, $5,000 • Recycle Utah, $7,500 • SOS Outreach, $3,000 • South Summit Trails Foundation, $3,000 • Summit Community Gardens, $3,500 • Summit County Clubhouse, $3,000 • Summit Land Conservancy, $5,000 • Swaner Preserve and EcoCenter, $5,000 • Utah Avalanche Center, $2,500 • Utah Clean Energy, $2,000 • Utah Legal Services, $5,000 • Voterise, $1,500 • YMCA of Northern Utah, $2,000 • Youth Sports Alliance, $5,000 2020 Community Response Fund Challenge Grants • Alf Engen Ski Museum, $5,000 • Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah, $5,000 • Christian Center of Park City, $50,000 • Communities That Care, $5,000 • Connect Summit County, $10,000 • EATS Park City, $5,000 • Egyptian Theatre, $10,000 • Holy Cross Ministries, $20,000 • Jewish Family Service, $50,000 • Kimball Art Center, $10,000 • KPCW, $10,000 • Lucky Project, $5,000 • Mountain Town Music, $10,000 • Mountainlands Community Housing Trust, $10,000 • Park City Education Foundation, $50,000 • Park City Film, $10,000 • Park City Museum, $5,000 • Park City Summit County Arts Council, $10,000 • PC Tots, $30,000 • Peace House, $10,000 • People’s Health Clinic, $10,000 • Planned Parenthood Association of Utah, $10,000 • Recycle Utah, $10,000 • SOS Outreach, $5,000 • Summit County Clubhouse, $10,000 • Summit Land Conservancy, $10,000 • Swaner Preserve and EcoCenter, $10,000 • Youth Sports Alliance, $10,000 For information, visit parkcitycf.org. 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