Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Park City Community Foundation President and CEO Joel Zarrow said his dream is to create a “Kiln for nonprofits,” a nod to the upscale coworking brand.
“So, a shared workspace,” Zarrow told KPCW at a Summit County open house June 16. “There might be some anchor tenants, but not every nonprofit in our community needs five days of space. They can't afford market-rate rent. They need some stability, so they can secure their future.”
That future could be on land to be developed by Six Ridge Partners, formerly Dakota Pacific Real Estate, in western Kimball Junction.
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Park City Community Foundation President and CEO Joel Zarrow said his dream is to create a “Kiln for nonprofits,” a nod to the upscale coworking brand.
“So, a shared workspace,” Zarrow told KPCW at a Summit County open house June 16. “There might be some anchor tenants, but not every nonprofit in our community needs five days of space. They can't afford market-rate rent. They need some stability, so they can secure their future.”
That future could be on land to be developed by Six Ridge Partners, formerly Dakota Pacific Real Estate, in western Kimball Junction.
#summitcounty
