Category: United Way of Salt Lake

by Heather MacDonald Volunteer and Community Engagement Director This year was my very first Day of Caring and I had a great time! It was amazing to know that 100 […]

Low and moderate-income taxpayers qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit. This refundable credit often pays more than $1,000 (sometimes more than $2,000) to those who claim it. This free […]

By Kari Cutler Social Marketing Consultants National Competition Recognizes Communities that Prioritize Youth Education and Well-Being South Salt Lake was honored today as one of America’s Promise Alliance’s 100 Best […]

by Heather MacDonald Volunteer and Community Engagement Director Thank you to all the volunteers who LIVED UNITED and participated in United Way of Salt Lake’s 2nd annual Summer of Service. […]

by Cristi Wetterberg Senior Resource Development Executive Every year at our Diamond Donor recognition event, we have a lot of fun–but one of my favorite things we do is recognize […]

by Chelsea Nelson Interactive Communications Director On Saturday, United Way of Salt Lake partnered with the City of South Salt Lake to put on the Healthy Kids Fun Run at […]

It’s a general rule of thumb that you should set aside money in case of an emergency. It’s up to you to decide when you’re having an emergency and need […]

by Ashley Hillman Community Collaborations Director United Way of Salt Lake is partnering with the City of South Salt Lake, Granite School District, and multiple community partners to support a […]

by Alison Cundiff Resource Development Executive A huge thanks to CenturyLink for a successful workplace campaign and for having fun while doing it! CenturyLink had various special events to help […]

by Lindsey Edwards Woodrow Wilson Community Learning Center Coordinator The Back-to-School Night/Lights On! Celebration at Woodrow Wilson Elementary was a great opportunity for students and families to meet their teachers […]

by Shannon Harmon Resource Development Executive A special thank you to a group of hard-working interns at Enterprise Rent-A-Car for spending their afternoon in service at the Washington Square Demonstration […]

Debt is not usually your friend. High-cost debt can be especially damaging to your finances. Payday loans typically charge interest rates of 500% while credit card interest rates run closer […]

by Shannon Harmon Resource Development Executive Interns at GE recently lent their muscle-power to South Valley Sanctuary to help clean up their grounds. Our partnership with GE is invaluable as […]

by Bill Crim Senior Vice President of Collective Impact and Public Policy We all learn to share (hopefully) from an early age.  This universal principle often governs our private interactions […]

by Chelsea Nelson Interactive Communications Director Last week, United Way of Salt Lake held their annual Diamond Donor Appreciation event at Red Butte Gardens. Diamond Donors have given to United […]