JACKSON HOLE, WYO – Curran-Seeley announced last week that it has received a $24,000 donation from farmer, local businessman, and part-time Jackson resident Tom Sturgess. The generous donation was made at the recommendation from a community-minded friend and philanthropist. It will support the existing programs that are available to Teton County residents.
Curran-Seeley currently serves more than 100 clients a week—providing 25 group sessions, numerous individual therapy sessions, and ongoing free consultations to community members. Funding is always needed and this generous donation will allow Curran Seeley to keep costs from increasing and help maintain the wide variety of programming the counseling center offers to the community.
Curran-Seeley has provided outpatient services to the community since 1988 and offers a variety of other services including consultations, state-certified DUI classes, treatment, education, prevention and outreach services, drug-free workplace training, and drug testing services.
Curran-Seeley is currently celebrating its 30th year of service to the community. The center will be offering free consultations, events and other activities throughout the year.
