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We work to build communities and a sense of belonging united by cultural connections by creating educational programs that acknowledge the contributions of Mexicans and Latinos in the USA through art. Art in all its expressions is the pathway to reflect on our past and present to find commonalities among one another.
Our mission is to create an atmosphere that enhances self-esteem, fosters independence and friendships, and creates a feeling of belonging. We believe in “letting kids be kids” through our programs, regardless of their age.
Center For Documentary Expression and Art
The Center for Documentary Expression and Art (CDEA) is dedicated to using the tools of documentary work—oral history, photography, film making, narrative writing, visual art, and music– to help Utahns look inward to better understand our state’s past and present and to gaze outward to discover our multi-faceted connection to the nation and the world. CDEA creates and supports projects that examine and honor the cultural, spiritual, and ethnic identities of our nation’s diverse population in forums wherein we can acknowledge differences, establish common ground, and hence, build community.
Children First Education Fund (CFEF) was created as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit scholarship-granting organization (SGO) with a mission to provide school choice options for students with disabilities
Our Mission is to “Pay it Forward” by providing Franchise opportunities, mentoring & scholarships to those within our diverse community who deserve a hand up.
Friends of the Weber/Morgan County Children's Justice Center
The center was originally established to serve children 17 years of age or younger who are victims of alleged sexual or physical abuse. In recent years, there has been an increased demand for services for other crimes involving children, such as domestic violence, drug endangerment, and internet exploitation.
At Gifted Music School, we are dedicated to nurturing artistry, character, and the essential skills that foster a thriving, healthy community. Through exceptional and comprehensive music education, we empower our students to develop not only as musicians but as compassionate, confident leaders who will inspire the world around them.
We respond to the underserved community’s need for health and well being. We share God-given resources, connect people to community services, and assist individuals and families towards independence and full participation in the community. We do this to fulfill the mission of Jesus Christ and in the spirit of the Sisters of the Holy Cross.
Hope Of Utah
I Love 2 Read UT
Helping people live the healthiest lives possible.
Iron County Care and Share is dedicated to offering compassionate support and essential resources to individuals and families in need. Our mission is to create opportunities that empower those we serve to achieve greater stability and self-sufficiency.
Jewish Family Service (JFS) is a nonprofit, social service organization that supports all Utahns as they navigate life’s challenges. JFS strengthens individuals and families of all backgrounds through counseling, advocacy, care management, and education.
We provide men who are survivots and their loved ones healing through community and relationships, fostering a sense of belonging, embracing vulnerability, and recognizing the pain and trauma that men experience.
NeighborWorks Mountain Country Home Solutions
NeighborWorks Mountain Country Home Solutions improves neighborhoods by promoting and providing education on the pathways to homeownership, providing affordable housing solutions, improving housing quality, upgrading, and maintaining high-quality rentals while promoting neighborhood pride and unity.
North Union Irrigation Company
Nourishing Kin is a Utah-based organization offering intersectional, anti-appropriative education and embodiment practices for women & femmes of the northwestern European diaspora. Our mission is to illuminate the pathways to reconnection with land, ancestors, and community.
To welcome newly arrived refugee and immigrant children and their families. We foster connections and community through youth and family-centered programs, education and tutoring, outreach, and emergency assistance.
We help children with all types of learning challenges related to speech and language. We are dedicated to helping children become more successful in their home and school settings by empowering them to reach their full educational and social potential.
Riverton Community Arts
Rocky Mountain Innocence Center
RMIC is the Innocence Network affiliate covering Utah, Nevada, and Wyoming and is the only nonprofit organization in this region providing pro bono post-conviction innocence investigation and litigation services to those who have been wrongfully convicted.
Since 1993, we’ve walked alongside more than 20,000 families, providing early education, health services, and family support from pregnancy to age five. Through compassion, connection, and care, we help every child grow to reach their full potential, because love and learning go hand in hand.
SafeHavens is on a mission to support international child wellbeing in a sustainable way, by investing in and collaborating with partners and their communities.
Our mission is to normalize difference and build community and connection between students with and without disabilities.
ShelterKids, Inc is a private nonprofit organization consisting of local professionals and committed volunteers who are interested in youth issues and provide funds and in kind donations for abused, neglected and at risk children and teens that receive services through the Salt Lake County Youth Services. Through the efforts of ShelterKids, programs for youth in prevention, early intervention and education and training are enhanced.
The Springville Museum of Art (SMA) fosters beauty and contemplation through life-affirming art and experience for Utah's Art City and its diverse communities. The Museum encourages our youth to develop into thoughtful individuals and caring human beings.
The Family History Guide Association
OUR MISSION: To greatly increase the number of people actively involved in family history worldwide, and to make everyone's family history journey easier, more efficient, and more enjoyable.
The Family Support Center of Washington County
The Family Support Center (FSC) of Washington County believes in a community-centered, family-focused approach to supporting the needs of children and families. The FSC is a non-profit organization in Saint George, Utah, that operates on funding from federal grants and the generosity of private groups and individuals.
Our mission is to remove barriers to treatment, empower patients, and help them reclaim their quality of life. We support a holistic, cellular-level approach that moves beyond symptom management — bridging scientific research, advanced diagnostics, and targeted therapies to improve outcomes and expand what’s possible in environmental medicine.
THRIVE Survivors of Torture
Transcend Alliance (501c3) supports the wellness of people and wildlife by amplifying the work of others. We do this by partnering with nonprofits, social enterprises, and small businesses whose work aligns with our mission, offering both funding and expert consulting services.
United Way Of Central and Southern Utah
United Way of Central and Southern Utah seeks to improve lives by mobilizing the caring power of communities around the world to advance the common good.
We Unite people and organizations to build a HEALTHY, STABLE, and WELL-EDUCATED community where individuals, families, and neighborhoods thrive.
University Neighborhood Partners
University Neighborhood Partners brings together University and west side people and resources in reciprocal learning, action, and benefit — a community coming together.
We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit aiming to end local hunger. We partner with food pantries across the Wasatch Front to provide free home delivery of food pantry items.
Our mission is to be everyone’s first choice in medical care as we provide compassionate, comprehensive, quality care to empower underserved individuals, families, and communities in a patient centered medical home.
The Utah Safety Council was founded in 1936, and established as the Utah Traffic Safety Council in 1939. In 1945, the scope of the Council's programming extended to non-traffic areas. From 1951 to 2001, the Utah Safety Council also functioned as a division of the Utah Department of Public Safety. In 1956 the Utah Safety Council became a Chapter of the National Safety Council.