VVF Donors

Our work at the Vail Valley Foundation is only possible because of the passionate people who believe in our mission to provide leadership in arts, athletics and education, and address community needs to enhance our valley as a place to live, work and visit. Each individual featured on this page—whether donor, volunteer, board member, staff, or partner—plays a vital role in our success. We have carefully reviewed all names and organizations listed. If you notice a mistake or an omission, please contact us so that we can promptly make a correction.

The donor lists that follow represent supporters who contributed to the Vail Valley Foundation between January 1, 2025 and December 31, 2025. We will update this list periodically. Thank you to all of our loyal donors.

^ Indicates in remembrance.

Millennium Club

The Millennium Club recognizes those who, over the course of their lifetime, have given $1,000,000 or more to the Vail Valley Foundation. We are sincerely appreciative to these members for their generous philanthropy.

Colorado Department of Human Services
The Colorado Health Foundation
Amy & Steven Coyer
Ronald Davis
Eagle County Government
Eagle County School District
El Pomar Foundation
Julie & Bill Esrey
Stephanie & Larry Flinn
Susan & Harry Frampton
Patricia & Peter Frechette^
Gallegos Corporation
Rose & George Gillett
Donna Giordano
Martha Head

Karen & Michael Herman
Robert Hernreich
Lyda Hill
Doe Browning & Jack Hunn
Alexia & Jerry Jurschak
Cynnie & Peter Kellogg
Betsy & Mark Kogan
Lisa Watson & Michael Krupka
Vicki & Kent Logan
Leni & Peter May
Jill & Kevin Plancher
Amanda Precourt
Molly & Jay^ Precourt
Vikki & Michael Price
Mary & Steven Read
Amy & Jay Regan

Sara & Eric Resnick
Doug Rippeto
Mary Sue & Michael Shannon
Marcy & Gerald Spector
State of Colorado
Oscar Tang & Agnes Hsu-Tang
Town of Avon
Town of Vail
Vail Resorts EpicPromise
Alberto Vilar^
Barbara & Richard Wenninger
Betsy & George^ Wiegers
Tina & David Wilson
Zoma Foundation

If a donor is giving to VVF through an entity in which you have already received a tax-deduction, such as a Private Foundation, DAF, Charitable Trust and/or if a portion of your gift is being made through a Matching Gifts Program, there may be restrictions specific to receiving benefits. Please contact your tax-adviser if you have questions regarding your specific situation. The Vail Valley Foundation cannot knowingly facilitate a donor receiving an improper tax deduction or other benefit nor can we knowingly accept a gift that would result in impermissible private inurement or private benefit, an “excess benefit transaction” (as defined in section 4958 of the Internal Revenue Code), or self-dealing (as defined in section 4941 of the Internal Revenue Code).

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