Jackson Hole Writers

“Other income 120 total 120”

“Expenses advertising 4,230 advertising 385 advertising 199 advertising 450 website 648 website 914 telephone 517 insurance 915 bank fees 10 bank fees 1,239 dues & subscriptions 25 dues & subscriptions 94 food 13,988 food 192 food 402 speakers/presenters 43,755 speakers/presenters 9,500 speakers/presenters 7,100 supplies 1,095 supplies 163 supplies 120 repairs & maint 45 miscellaneous 33 lodging 18,413 event facility rental 5,024 non-investment depreciation 373 total 109,829”

“Furniture and eqpt 2,571 2,571 less accumulated depreciation 2,012 2,385 prepaid expenses 0 0 total 559 186”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 1,446 11,222 payroll taxes 730 0”

“The organization is a community of writers which builds connections and creates educational experiences for established and aspiring writers across genres.”

“For the thirty-sixth year, jackson hole writers hosted an annual three-day conference that brought together authors, editors, agents, and aspiring writers from across the united states. The conference consisted of educational programming, craft classes, manuscript critiques, and professional networking opportunities. It served more than 100 writers and helped launch the professional careers of attendees and/or reinvigorated their writing goals. Public events connected faculty and conference attendees with the greater community in jackson hole.”

“Jackson hole writers substantially expanded its program offerings to include writing craft classes (both in-person and online) every month of the year, multi-session writing programs for older adults, monthly peer critique groups, and celebration programs to support people who wanted to start a writing practice and to jumpstart the writing practices of experienced writers.”

“Jackson hole writers expanded its programming for young writers through the coordination of the county level of a statewide creative writing contest open to all children grades k-12. Hundreds of students contributed writing to this contest and many benefitted from afterschool programs with local writers organized by jackson hole writers. Summer programs for students included day-long workshops that that paired young writers with published children's book authors and working writers.”