Thanks to a collaboration with Park City Community Foundation and a major gift from one of its donors, Summit County Clubhouse (SCC) now has a permanent home in which to serve adults with a history of mental illness. In July 2020 Pat and Tom Grossman purchased the property, located at 6304 Highland Drive, Park City, UT 84098, and donated it to Park City Community Foundation for long-term use by Summit County Clubhouse.
The Grossmans’ donation of the home underscores their belief in and continuing commitment to the life-changing impact the program has on people who live with mental illness. “Clubhouse is not just an experiment,” Mrs. Grossman explained. “It is a proven international model and we are just so happy to support it here in Park City.”
Every aspect of the Clubhouse program is designed to draw our members out of the isolation of mental illness. It supports them as they develop their skills, talents, and abilities so that they can fully engage in the community. In our new location, our members will discover the joy of being good neighbors. At the same time, we expect that our contributions to the neighborhood will serve as examples to change hearts and minds and fight the stigma that is too often attached to mental illness.”
We thank Pat and Tom Grossman for their extraordinary generosity. Their contributions will strengthen Summit County Clubhouse for years to come and will allow our members to reach their full potential. We also want to express our great appreciation to Park City Community Foundation. In addition to introducing us to the Grossmans, Park City Community Foundation has been invaluable in guiding us through the many important strategies as a new nonprofit.
The Grossmans’ donation of the home underscores their belief in and continuing commitment to the life-changing impact the program has on people who live with mental illness. “Clubhouse is not just an experiment,” Mrs. Grossman explained. “It is a proven international model and we are just so happy to support it here in Park City.”
Every aspect of the Clubhouse program is designed to draw our members out of the isolation of mental illness. It supports them as they develop their skills, talents, and abilities so that they can fully engage in the community. In our new location, our members will discover the joy of being good neighbors. At the same time, we expect that our contributions to the neighborhood will serve as examples to change hearts and minds and fight the stigma that is too often attached to mental illness.”
We thank Pat and Tom Grossman for their extraordinary generosity. Their contributions will strengthen Summit County Clubhouse for years to come and will allow our members to reach their full potential. We also want to express our great appreciation to Park City Community Foundation. In addition to introducing us to the Grossmans, Park City Community Foundation has been invaluable in guiding us through the many important strategies as a new nonprofit.