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Source: Park Record

I would like to take a moment to applaud the Park City Community Foundation for sponsoring such a powerful Live PC Give PC on Nov. 6. In my work to save land across Northern Utah, I’m often told by people elsewhere that they “don’t want to be Park City.” I often ask why not? What would Park City be like if we hadn’t collectively saved Round Valley, the McPolin farmlands, or any number of other treasured hillsides? What would Park City be like if we didn’t have effective nonprofits that provide new residents and visitors a way to meet long-time locals in support of a cause that resonates with their hearts. And that heart-felt resonance is what we see during Live PC Give PC. It unites us even as we support a variety causes because, each gift counts, makes a difference, and creates a community of reciprocity. All of this happens thanks to the Park City Community Foundation’s thoughtful hard work.

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