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Cargill Wins the Snack Pack Challenge!

by Matt Potter Maintenance Superintendent, Cargill Salt Guest Blogger Cargill just wrapped up its annual giving campaign at the Salt facility in Grantville, Utah. This year the team partnered with United […]

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A Surprise to Change the World

by Jake Housel Community Investment Advisor On a weekly basis I drive to work enjoying Joseph Haydn’s Symphony 94. This symphony is known as the “Surprise Symphony.” During the second […]

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A Foundation for Immigrant Youth

Originally posted: Coalition for Community Schools http://www.communityschools.org/multimedia/a_foundation_for_migrating_youth.aspx A Foundation for Immigrant Youth: South Salt Lake Community Schools Supporting Refugees and Immigrants In order for a community school to be effective, […]

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Straight From Their Mouths – Young Leaders Tell All!

by Tim Harrison Leadership Giving Director This month marked my favorite event of the year, the Young Leaders Night Out. This year, we again spent the evening in style at […]

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Finding Resources at South Kearns Elementary

by Rosemary Mitchell Community School Director, South Kearns Elementary This school year has seen many changes at South Kearns Elementary. Not only do we have a new principal and many […]

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Championing the Change!

by MacKenzie Knight Community Investment Advisor In my role as a Community Investment Advisor at United Way of Salt Lake, I have the opportunity to work with remarkable companies who […]

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Give the Gift of Literacy — Start Up Santa!

by Megan Richards Business Development Manager Did you know that 2 out of 3 third graders living in low-income families in Utah are not proficient in reading? Did you also […]

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Make An Impact This Holiday Season!

by Stephanie Rokich Community Volunteer Engagement Coordinator  With winter just around the corner, we invite you to spend some time volunteering or donating this holiday season. Through United Way of […]

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When You Change the Rules, You Change the Outcome!

by James Brown Senior Community Investment Advisor During my undergraduate studies, one of the first things a professor said to our Intro to Political Science class was, “if you change the rules, […]

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Volunteers Are More than Task Rabbits!

by Kellie Mieremet Family Support Center Volunteer Coordinator and Stephanie Rokich United Way of Salt Lake Community Volunteer Engagement Coordinator At this year’s Utah Nonprofits Association Annual Conference, we had […]

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2015-16 School Grades – Kearns High Receives an F, Again…

by Steve Whatcott Network Director, Promise Kearns  …What does the grade not tell us???  The school grades for 2015-16 were recently made public and for the second year in a row […]

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Volunteers Inspire Literacy at Moss Elementary!

By Sophie Siebach Moss Elementary Community School Director Even though Day of Caring was almost a month ago, Moss Elementary School is still feeling the positive effects of the volunteer […]

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What’s Up with the State School Board?

Emilia Comai Community and Advocacy Engagement Coordinator In the upcoming 2016 election, there will be eight State School Board races happening across the state. In those eight races, voters narrowed […]

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The Stars of Success Align at Oquirrh Hills!

by Maribel Rodriguez Oquirrh Hills Community School Director The first day of school jitters and excitement at Oquirrh Hills Elementary could be felt throughout the school — our students, families, […]

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To My Fellow Millennial…

by Spencer Moore Resource Development Intern My internship this year allowed me to read a lot about business strategies to engage in the community, and it has given me a […]

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