How to Give Through Old Bill’s Fun Run

The 2026 Giv­ing Sea­son is here! Donate to local non­prof­its from Fri­day, August 14 through Fri­day, Sep­tem­ber 18 at 5PM

There are two cat­e­gories for giv­ing: com­mu­ni­ty donors and CoChal­lengers. Com­mu­ni­ty donors make a sin­gle des­ig­nat­ed gift, with their cho­sen amounts allo­cat­ed to spe­cif­ic non­prof­its they wish to sup­port. CoChal­lengers and Friends of the Match pro­vide undes­ig­nat­ed fund­ing to par­tial­ly match the des­ig­nat­ed gifts of com­mu­ni­ty donors, sub­stan­tial­ly increas­ing the impact of each par­tic­i­pat­ing organization’s fundrais­ing efforts.

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What is an Old Bill’s Donor?

1 in 3 Teton Coun­ty house­holds donate Old Bil­l’s Fun Run. They come from with­in all parts of our com­mu­ni­ty, moti­vat­ed by a shared vision of philanthropy. 

By donat­ing through Old Bill’s dur­ing the giv­ing sea­son, the impact of each des­ig­nat­ed gift is ampli­fied with addi­tion­al fund­ing pro­vid­ed by CoChal­lengers and Friends of the Match in the form of par­tial match­ing grants.

When the Giv­ing Sea­son opens, it is easy to donate! Go to old​bills​.org, select your favorite non­prof­its, deter­mine how much you wish to give them, and make one tax-deductible dona­tion to the Com­mu­ni­ty Foun­da­tion for the total amount. Gifts of all sizes are appre­ci­at­ed and con­tribute to a large col­lec­tive impact.

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What is an Old Bill’s CoChallenger?

CoChal­lengers are a spe­cial group of indi­vid­u­als and busi­ness­es who donate to the Old Bill’s match pool. These gifts are not ear­marked for spe­cif­ic non­prof­its, but are used to match the community’s dona­tions. Led by Mr. and Mrs. Old Bill, who donate $500,000 annu­al­ly, CoChal­lengers give at lev­els of $25,000 and up. $24,999 and below are con­sid­ered Friends of the Match.

CoChal­lengers’ gen­eros­i­ty inspires increased com­mu­ni­ty giv­ing and is key to Old Bill’s suc­cess. CoChal­lengers 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.

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What is an In-Kind Donor?

Old Bill’s relies on the gen­eros­i­ty of dozens of local busi­ness­es and non­prof­its that donate goods and ser­vices to the event. 

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In-Kind Donors

Old Bil­l’s relies on the gen­eros­i­ty of dozens of local busi­ness­es and non­prof­its that donate goods and ser­vices to the event. The fol­low­ing orga­ni­za­tions help make the event possible:

Art Asso­ci­a­tion
Bovine & Swine
Can­vas Unlim­it­ed
Cen­ter for the Arts
Farm­stead Cider
Habi­tat for Human­i­ty of the Greater Teton Area
Hugh­es Pro­duc­tion
Jack­son Curb­side Recy­cling
Jack­son Ele­men­tary School
Jack­son Hole Farmer’s Mar­ket
Jack­son Hole Fire/​EMS
Jack­son Hole Moun­tain Resort
Jack­son Hole Mount­ed Patrol
Jack­son Hole Peo­ple’s Mar­ket
Jack­son Hole Zero Waste Project
Jack­son Police Depart­ment
Kate’s Real Food
KHOL 89.1
LDS Church
Local Restau­rant and Bar
McDon­ald’s of Jack­son Hole
Pearl Street Bagels
Pearl Street Market/​Aspens Mar­ket
Perse­phone Bak­ery
Pinky G’s Piz­za
Prugh Real Estate
Redeemer Luther­an Church
Red Gold of Bris­tol Bay
Rosie Read/​R2
Schmidt’s Cus­tom Fram­ing
Snake Riv­er Brew­ing
Snake Riv­er Roast­ing
Soirée JH
St John’s Health
Star Val­ley Raft & Pad­dle
Sysco
Teton Coun­ty Inte­grat­ed Sol­id Waste and Recy­cling
Teton Coun­ty Search & Res­cue
Teton County/​Jack­son Parks & Rec
The Bun­nery Bak­ery & Restau­rant
The Liquor Store
The Senior Cen­ter of Jack­son Hole
The Vir­gin­ian
Town of Jack­son
West­bank San­i­ta­tion
Wort Hotel

The Impact of Giving

Over the past 30 years, Old Bill’s Fun Run has raised more than $306 mil­lion for local non­prof­its. Each year, funds raised through Old Bill’s touch the lives of every­one in Teton Coun­ty. Read more about the impact that Old Bil­l’s is mak­ing through­out our community.

  • Old Bil­l’s Fun Run helps save the lives of over 350 home­less ani­mals each year. This life-sav­ing grant makes it pos­si­ble for the Ani­mal Adop­tion Cen­ter to say ​“yes” to the ani­mals that need us most across the state and region. Thank­ful­ly, we are able to pro­vide these ani­mals with much need­ed med­ical care, a safe lov­ing place to decom­press while they wait to find their for­ev­er families.

    - Ani­mal Adop­tion Center

  • Old Bill’s 2025 sup­port pro­vid­ed crit­i­cal gen­er­al oper­at­ing fund­ing that sus­tained The Center’s role as a year-round hub for arts access in Teton Coun­ty. In 2025, The Cen­ter wel­comed more than 100,000 vis­i­tors and pre­sent­ed 80+ Cen­ter Presents events, includ­ing 50+ free offer­ings, along­side pro­gram­ming from 20 Res­i­dent Orga­ni­za­tions. This fund­ing helps keep tick­et prices afford­able and ensures free and low-cost oppor­tu­ni­ties remain avail­able to the community.

    - Cen­ter for the Arts

  • In June 2024, the Jack­son Hole His­to­ry Muse­um proud­ly opened the doors of our new muse­um. Now, almost two years in, we have wel­comed almost 8,000 vis­i­tors this fis­cal year. Old Bill’s fund­ing helped us meet a clear com­mu­ni­ty need for acces­si­ble local his­to­ry and edu­ca­tion. Old Bill’s fund­ing con­tin­ues to cre­ate mean­ing­ful access, learn­ing oppor­tu­ni­ties, and deep­er com­mu­ni­ty connections.

    - His­to­ry Jack­son Hole

  • The 2025 Old Bill’s grant sup­port­ed the staff and infra­struc­ture that make our work pos­si­ble, enabling strong out­comes across all pro­grams. In 2025, our food com­merce pro­grams (farm stand, online mar­ket­place, and People’s Mar­ket) facil­i­tat­ed over $1M in food sales, sup­port­ing 60+ pro­duc­ers and con­tribut­ing to a record year at the People’s Mar­ket, where ven­dors report­ed their high­est sales to date.

    - Slow Food in the Tetons

  • TLC pro­vides inte­grat­ed, fam­i­ly-cen­tered pro­grams that com­bine tutor­ing, enrich­ment, and fam­i­ly lit­er­a­cy ser­vices for chil­dren and par­ents. Last year, TLC served 469 stu­dents from 369 fam­i­lies through 38,345 hours of free pro­gram­ming in part­ner­ship with 40 com­mu­ni­ty orga­ni­za­tions. TLC dis­trib­uted 5,227 books to sup­port at-home lit­er­a­cy and fam­i­ly learn­ing. With­in the tutor­ing pro­gram, 100% of TLC’s high­est-need stu­dents demon­strat­ed aca­d­e­m­ic growth, aver­ag­ing 20 months of progress. 

    - Teton Lit­er­a­cy Center

  • Rais­ing a fam­i­ly is full of joy and excite­ment, but can also be expen­sive, often iso­lat­ing and over­whelm­ing. Old Bil­l’s 2025 fund­ing helped us meet that real­i­ty head-on. The Free Mater­ni­ty, Infant & Child Cloth­ing and Gear Swap wel­comed 1,200 par­ents, pow­ered by 306 vol­un­teers, and divert­ed more than 50,000 pounds of gear from the land­fill into the hands of fam­i­lies across our region and the Wind Riv­er Reservation. 

    - It Takes a Val­ley: Peri­na­tal Resource Collaborative