Real Work. Real Results. Real Impact.

"I can credit so much of my getting into University of Waterloo to PCCAPS!"
- Iva Chho

Iva Chho spent two of her Park City High School years as a student in the Park City Center for Advanced Professional Studies (PCCAPS) – an experience she says helped her get accepted into one of the most elite computer science schools in North America (acceptance rate: 4.3%).

"When I interview for internships, people always talk about how much actual experience I already have, and how rare that is," says Iva. "That is ALL thanks to PC CAPS!"

READ IVA'S STORY

PCCAPS' First International Project!

The positive impact of PCCAPS on our students cannot be denied - but many others also benefit.

This year PCCAPS has its first international project, inspired by the book The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind*. Architecture, Engineering, and Business Solutions students are working to complete three projects in Malawi:

Designing a Community Hub
Researching & designing an Innovation Center
Strategizing ideas for a free community library

To learn more, make a project request, or become a mentor, go to parkcitycaps.com. Projects are especially needed for the Health Sciences strand.

*The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind, by William Kamkwamba, was PCEF's One Book, One Community selection in 2019.

Donor Impact Report
2020-2021

It's hard to believe 2021 is already coming to a close*. The challenges kept coming, but, thanks to your generous support, we've been able to ensure Park City students, teachers, and their families could thrive.

Your donations inspire Park City students to reach their academic and lifelong potential; view the power of your contributions in the PCEF Donor Impact Report for 2020|2021.

Thank you, donors. We are so grateful for your support, and we wish you a happy (and healthy!) New Year.

*If you need to meet philanthropic goals for tax planning by the end of this year, we invite you to consider additional support for PCEF!

Watch Our New Video:

"Essential"

When the pandemic hit, the definition of essential expanded practically overnight, and the critically essential nature of our schools was laid bare.

PCEF's mission sparked an all-out sprint to relieve the burden.

The video "Essential," above, demonstrates the lifeline that PCEF donors kept intact as COVID-19 wreaked havoc for many in our community.

🍎❤️ Educator Gratitude ❤️🍎

As a small gesture of PCEF's gratitude, the Lucky Ones Coffee Camper visited each school* before Thanksgiving break.

We were delighted to see so many happy eyes as our educators enjoyed warm beverages and snacks. Take a look!

*Jeremy Ranch's visit was sidelined due to frozen pipes; stay tuned for the makeup date!

Feeling Inspired?

Working on your tax planning and year-end charitable giving? Including PCEF in your philanthropy will inspire Park City students to reach their academic and lifelong potential.

Want to Know More About PCEF?

Be sure to check out the PCEF website for information, resources, and stories about the students and teachers you inspire and the programs you provide.

Keep up with the latest PCEF news on social media too!

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Park City, UT 84060 US

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