The Foundation provides grants to nonprofit organizations and qualifying government entities such as schools and libraries that serve communities in the greater Big Sky region.
Each year, the Foundation allocates funding through Community Grants to regional nonprofit partners working to address critical needs in 5 Impact Areas. Community Grant funding is used to support programs and services, capital projects and organizational capacity building.
2026 Key Dates:
To be annouced summer 2026
Foundation Impact Areas:
Livability- Uplifting individuals and families through partnerships that address affordable housing, childcare, food security and transportation.
Health & Wellness- Cultivating a healthy community by ensuring the accessibility of physical and behavioral health services, robust recreational opportunities, and reduced cost barriers to care.
Environment – Supporting partners whose work is to protect this wild and wonderful place and its wildlife and natural resources now and for generations to come.
Arts & Culture- Investing in programs that promote arts and culture as a means for individuals to create, connect, and cultivate a sense of pride and belonging.
Education- Prioritizing safe, accessible, quality, and diverse lifelong learning for all community members, from infancy to adulthood.
All Yellowstone Club Community Foundation grant opportunities are by invitation.
Frequently Asked Grant Questions:
About the Yellowstone Club Community Foundation
Eligibility
Funding Priorities
Grant Award Decisions
What is considered part of the greater Big Sky region?
