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Allen and Alice Stokes Nature Center
The Allen & Alice Stokes Nature Center is Cache Valley’s local nature center and outdoor exploration hub for people of all ages. We are proud to be the official educational permittee of the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest and Logan Canyon Children’s Forest. Whether you’re a local family, a college student, or just passing through on the National Scenic Byway, join us to learn more about Logan Canyon and our National Forest today!
Our mission is to create opportunities in arts, culture, and education for the enhancement and well-being of the Little Cottonwood Canyon community.
Creating character-building experiences through ranch work, community service, creative projects, and challenging outdoor activities.
Canyonlands Field Institute provides quality outdoor education on the Colorado Plateau, to inspire care of wild places, and renew the human spirit.
Center for Economic Opportunity and Belonging
EDCUtah is a statewide economic development organization (EDO) specializing in corporate recruitment, economic research, site selector marketing, and community development. A partner of the Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity (Go Utah) for corporate recruitment, EDCUtah is supported by state government, local governments, and organizations from the private sector.
Utah’s Clean Slate law is estimated to clear over 400,000 historical criminal records automatically, and is projected to effect hundreds of thousands of criminal records into the future. However, the law has no direct notification requirement, meaning individuals whose records are automatically cleared will not receive notice that their record has been cleared. The mission of Clean Slate Utah is to help people clear their criminal records and access opportunity. We will do this by: Spreading the word about Utah’s Clean Slate law to individuals with records, so they are aware of the law and its positive impact on their lives; Providing information about the law and links to free and low cost legal resources to assist individuals who need to go through the petition-based expungement process; Raising money to help cover the cost of government fees associated with the legal expungement process; Helping eligible individuals take advantage of the law to access greater opportunities; and Elevating the voices and stories of directly impacted people and their families.
Community Building Services (CBS), established on December 17, 2020, is a nonprofit charitable organization. CBS has been informally serving community since 2017 and officially received it’s legal nonprofit status on March 25, 2020 effective on September 12, 2019 from IRS. It serves any individuals and families through capacity building, leadership development, case management, advocacy and partnerships.
Community Development Corporation Of Utah
Community Development Corporation of Utah (CDCU) strengthens our communities by empowering all Utahns through access to affordable housing and financial security.
CONNECT Summit County is family members, loved ones, friends, and colleagues of people struggling with mental illness. CONNECT is mental health service providers. And, CONNECT is people not directly affected by mental illness who recognize the serious challenge facing our community. Together, we raise our voices against the stigma and isolation of mental illness and work for more comprehensive and accessible mental health services in our county.
CTA Community Supports, formerly known as Community Treatment Alternatives, has been supporting people with developmental disabilities in Utah since 1985. We support people with autism as well as other developmental disabilities and mental health needs in various settings. We pride ourselves in providing the highest quality of service and improving the quality of life for our supported people daily.
The Diocese of Salt Lake City comprises the entire state of Utah and is home to over 300,000 Catholics, 48 churches, 20 missions, 3 chapels, 5 stations, 3 Newman Centers, a monastery, our cathedral and 16 Catholic schools.
Mission: To secure equal rights and protections for LGBTQ Utahns and their families. Vision: A fair and just Utah.
Family Support Center Of Ogden
The Family Support Center of Ogden is committed to providing education and supportive services to strengthen the family unit and enhance family functioning.
Fathers & Families Coalition of Utah
OUR MISSION: Providing education and training for healthy relationships, fatherhood, and employment to youth and adults to encourage sustainable growth in their community.
Friends of Arches and Canyonlands Parks
Mission Statement: To inspire people to love and preserve our Southeast Utah National Parks and Monuments.
Guadalupe Center Educational Programs
For over 57 years, Guadalupe School has served our city’s diverse community through educating students, the majority of which are Hispanic and Latino. Guadalupe programs serve children from birth through sixth grade. Through personalized education with a focus on literacy, we set the stage for them to have academic success throughout their lives. We also teach English classes, citizenship classes and provide career pathway planning to adults. Our school serves the entire family, not just our students. By removing barriers for the immigrant community, we help advocate for their needs and celebrate their heritage.
The mission of Granite Education Foundation is to improve educational outcomes by strengthening the Granite School District Community. This is accomplished through the engagement of business and community partners in the support of Granite School District and the academic achievement of all its students.
We believe that the right integrative approaches can transform an individual’s mental health from a state of suffering to a state of balance, health and wellness.
House of Hope is a nonprofit organization providing treatment for women and mothers with substance use disorders and their children throughout Utah since 1953.
We empower vulnerable Zambians in breaking the cycle of generational poverty through education that promotes job creation, community sustainability projects, and humanitarian partnerships and interventions.
IMURS
I See You! Foundation is a resource for individuals with invisible illnesses and disabilities and their families.
We believe art should be accessible to all and that art plays a critical role in the overall success of the Park City community. That’s why we provide art education in Utah schools at no cost, offer free exhibitions in our galleries, and host a number of annual community events at no charge.
Our Mission: To enrichen Utah communities by providing innovative professional family operas and concert entertainment ensuring arts education and performance excellence.
Living & Aging with Pride is a unique multimedia platform television program that addresses the inevitability of aging and the unique challenges that impact the aging communities’ quality of life. Living & Aging With Pride will serve as a resource to individuals facing the inescapable reality of aging, uplifting them and preventing them from becoming a statistic without a face, and without a story.
Moms who Code is a non-profit organization with the goal of improving society by assisting women and mothers who are usually the corner stone of their families. We provide women with real world skills to become high-income earners by working from home, jobs or entrepreneurs.
Natural History Museum of Utah
The Natural History Museum of Utah illuminates the natural world and the place of humans within it.
We understand what it's like to be part of that great military fraternity. Our Patriot Stories was started by Veterans and military families that have lived the sacrifice, loss, as well as pride that comes with military service. Let us help you record your memories of your military service. We'll provide the questions to help with the process, the only cost is your time, and all you need to do is relax and share your insights, stories, and experiences to be memorialized for posterity.
Park City Community Foundation
Park City Community Foundation plays a vital role in solving our community’s most challenging problems. As the philanthropic hub of greater Park City, we help people give back to the place they love.
Refugee and Immigrant Center, Asian Association of Utah
The mission of the Refugee & Immigrant Center is to improve the quality of life for refugees and immigrants in Utah.
We believe that everyone deserves to have access to basic human necessities. What started as the idea of wanting to help our communities' most vulnerable populations on a larger scale, has now become a reality through RESET Outreach. Our primary focus is meeting people where they are at through outreach services by connecting vulnerable populations to valuable resources, working closely with community partners and filling in the gaps based on needs within the community. We aim to support and empower all individuals as they work to “RESET” their lives.
Our mission is to serve those touched by the death of a baby through pregnancy loss, stillbirth, or in the first months of life. Our purpose is to provide support toward healing at the time of or following the death of a baby. We provide education and resources on the needs and rights of bereaved parents and siblings. We strive to set a standard of perinatal bereavement care through a lifetime of support, hope and healing one family at a time. For support, please contact us at 801-272-5355.
We are a community-based garden serving as a destination to gather, learn, and grow!
University of Utah Advancement Office
Your support through the University of Utah Advancement Office paves the way for continued success at the U. Giving advances the work of our faculty, students and researchers to enrich lives through education.
Utah Clean Air Partnership (UCAIR)
UCAIR is a statewide clean air partnership created to make it easier for individuals, businesses and communities to make small changes to improve Utah’s air. Every small change adds to a collective bigger step toward better health, a better economy and better overall quality of life for all of us.
The Utah Filmmakers™ Association (UFA™) champions reputable, Utah-based film industry resources and is dedicated to engaging aspiring filmmakers to become working professionals by embracing the standards and best practices of the industry, understanding the business aspects of the craft, and collaborating with Professionalism, Integrity, and Respect.
Our mission: Through education, advocacy, outreach, and networking, the Utah Hemophilia Foundation empowers individuals with bleeding disorders to lead healthier and more self-sufficient lives.
Utah Infertility Resource Center
We are a non-profit whose mission is to help individuals and couples of all shapes, sizes, colors and orientations to grow their families. We offer education, support, and awareness for Utah's infertility community. Our goal is to help you be empowered, strengthened and equipped for your journey.
To Love & Empower our Neighbor by creating a safe environment for community engagement where everyone is valued, by providing resources & equipping our community for short and long term success, by encouraging our local youth to express themselves interpersonally, academically, and artistically.
The founders of the Utah Symphony and Utah Opera believed that the people of our state would be inspired by music of the highest caliber and set forth to create organizations that would enrich the lives of every citizen with music. In 2002, the Utah Symphony and Utah Opera came together to create an even greater impact and joined forces under the same vision.
We are Utah's oldest nonprofit after school art program, founded in 1978 by artist Stephanie Burn. Of the thousands of students we've served, so many have gone on to achieve great things! We invite you to learn more about us, who we are, who our students are, and see examples of what makes the Visual Art Institute such a unique creative community.
Wasatch Adaptive Sports makes recreation both accessible and affordable by empowering children, adults, veterans with adaptive needs and their families to achieve their goals in recreation.
Westminster College is a private, independent college dedicated to student learning. We are a community of learners with a long and honored tradition of caring deeply about students and their education. We offer liberal arts and professional education in undergraduate, selected graduate courses, and other innovative degree and non-degree programs. Students experiment with ideas, raise questions, critically examine alternatives, and make informed decisions. We encourage students to assume responsibility for their learning, to discover and pursue their passions, and promote more equitable and sustainable communities.
Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah
Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to the care and rehabilitation of wildlife. Each year our team successfully releases over 100 different species of native wildlife. In addition to saving wildlife we also provide education to our community in regards to our wild friends and stewardship of the environment that we share.
Yoga Forward is a community service outreach program that brings healing benefits of yoga and mindfulness to those who need it most. We are a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization based in Salt Lake City, Utah that serves as a hub for more than 600 members of the Yoga Assets Teacher Training community. As part of their commitment to become Yoga Instructors through this program, our students/teachers have agreed to engage in some form of Yoga Service. Yoga Service is the intentional sharing of yoga practices with people who experience vulnerability or trauma at different points of their lives. As you can imagine, that list is long. It could include stressed-out students, veterans, prisoners, at-risk youth, and the terminally ill. To-date, our teachers have dedicated more than 13,000 hours of Yoga Service and counting.
Zion Natl Park Forever Project
The Zion National Park Forever Project engages in collaborative efforts with federal agencies, gateway communities, and guests to create connections to the Zion Regional Landscape leading to lifelong stewardship. By establishing business and agency partnerships, encouraging collaborative innovation, expanding educational opportunities, funding tangible projects, and leveraging resources, the Zion Forever Project is building the next generation of leaders and stewards.