JACKSON HOLE, WYO – Jackson’s Got Talent (JGT) was a huge success for the Teton Literacy Center last Friday night. The annual talent show fundraiser drummed up $110,737 while showcasing some truly talented locals.
It’s the fourth year of the unique event that supports literacy efforts in the community, and it was the biggest and best yet. Some 192 guests, 33 talent participants, and 17 sponsors came together to put on an unforgettable show at the Rose on Friday, November 10.
Every act brought the audience to its feet with standing ovations. The event was hosted by Jamie Yarrow and Rick Walls. Judges were Gavin Fine, Mark “Fish” Fishman, and Libby Crews Wood.
Congrats to Charlie von Maur-Newcomb, who was the People’s Choice Award winner, and Scarlett Lustfield, who took home the Judges Choice Award.
From Teton Literacy Center:
“TLC is incredibly grateful to the Jackson’s Got Talent Committee, sponsors, event volunteers, talent participants and guests who made this evening a success. It was truly a community effort.”
