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You’ve Been Challenged! Volunteer or Donate Books to Dr. Seuss Day!

by Stephanie Rokich Volunteer Engagement Manager This year, I’ve challenged some of my friends (and myself) to read 30 books. Some of them may find this to be a huge […]

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Overcoming the “Fiendishly Difficult” Challenge of Social Change

By Rick Larsen Chief Development Officer Over sixteen years ago, my life and career changed when I became part of creating a new charitable organization with a vision; a plan […]

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Jacob Construction – Making Life Better

Erika De La Vega Corporate Craft Recruiter Jacobsen Construction At Jacobsen Construction we believe in making life better. What does making life better mean to us? It means making life […]

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One Person Can Make a Difference!

by James Brown Senior Corporate Engagement Advisor What kind of impact do you dream about making? If you had time volunteer in our community, how would you spend that time? […]

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Proud Moments for Guadalupe School!

by Cassie Bingham Communications Specialist \ Corporate Volunteer Relations Guadalupe School It was a proud moment for Guadalupe School earlier this school year when executive director Richard Pater informed staff […]

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A Reflection on My First Five Months as a UWSL Staff Member!

by Cherie Stater Corporate Engagement Advisor A little bit about me: My name is Cherie; I am a California native that moved to Utah in 2011. Before I left California, […]

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Supporting Families, Supporting Communities

by Rosemary Mitchell Community School Director, South Kearns Elementary For years, Utah has repeatedly been cited as the most generous state in regards to donations and volunteer work. South Kearns […]

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1-800 Contacts Hosts Holiday Party at Oquirrh Hills Elementary!

by MacKenzie Knight Corporate Engagement Advisor During the months of November and December, United Way of Salt Lake hosts dozens of holiday volunteer projects that benefit the kids and families […]

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Startup Santa 2016 Raises 88,000 Books for At-risk Kids!

Clint Betts Executive Director & Editor-in-Chief, Beehive Startups Reblogged from Dec. 7 post HERE >> CHILDREN IN UTAH NEEDED BOOKS, STARTUP SANTA HELPED We at Beehive Startups launched Startup Santa […]

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Swire Coca Cola Employees Commit to Creating Change!

by Chris Buckley Guest Blogger, Swire Swire kicked off its 2016 United Way workplace campaign at the annual Halloween Party where team members dress up, compete, and eat lots of pizza & […]

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Preparing Students for Career Success Through Mock Interviews!

Chris Christiansen Senior Vice President Nevada Utah Market Executive Bank of America Like many of you, I’m always nervous to answer my cell phone when I don’t recognize the number. […]

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UWSL Donor Network Members Keep Little Hands and Feet Warm!

by Zenia Frendt Leadership Giving Director Women’s Leadership Council Last week some of United Way of Salt Lake’s biggest supporters came out to celebrate the holiday season and to donate […]

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Op-ed: We each have role in repairing our torn social fabric

Originally published: Salt Lake Tribune, December 11, 2016 http://www.sltrib.com/opinion/4685723-155/op-ed-we-each-have-role-in By Scott Ulbrich, Bill Crim and Maribel Rodriguez Much has been said in the past three weeks about the need for […]

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Reaching the Goal of Self-Actualization in the Food Desert

by Abram Sherrod Lincoln Elementary Community School Director In 1943, Abraham Maslow published “A Theory of Human Motivation” in the Psychological Review. The premise was simple, but it would shape […]

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Learn How to Be the Kicker!

by Megan Richards Business Development Manager No joke, my favorite player on a football team is the kicker. The kicker can change the game for a team in a tough […]

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You’ve Been Challenged! Volunteer or Donate Books to Dr. Seuss Day!

by Stephanie Rokich Volunteer Engagement Manager This year, I’ve challenged some of my friends (and myself) to read 30 books. Some of them may find this to be a huge […]

Read More
Overcoming the “Fiendishly Difficult” Challenge of Social Change

By Rick Larsen Chief Development Officer Over sixteen years ago, my life and career changed when I became part of creating a new charitable organization with a vision; a plan […]

Read More
Jacob Construction – Making Life Better

Erika De La Vega Corporate Craft Recruiter Jacobsen Construction At Jacobsen Construction we believe in making life better. What does making life better mean to us? It means making life […]

Read More
One Person Can Make a Difference!

by James Brown Senior Corporate Engagement Advisor What kind of impact do you dream about making? If you had time volunteer in our community, how would you spend that time? […]

Read More
Proud Moments for Guadalupe School!

by Cassie Bingham Communications Specialist \ Corporate Volunteer Relations Guadalupe School It was a proud moment for Guadalupe School earlier this school year when executive director Richard Pater informed staff […]

Read More
A Reflection on My First Five Months as a UWSL Staff Member!

by Cherie Stater Corporate Engagement Advisor A little bit about me: My name is Cherie; I am a California native that moved to Utah in 2011. Before I left California, […]

Read More
Supporting Families, Supporting Communities

by Rosemary Mitchell Community School Director, South Kearns Elementary For years, Utah has repeatedly been cited as the most generous state in regards to donations and volunteer work. South Kearns […]

Read More
1-800 Contacts Hosts Holiday Party at Oquirrh Hills Elementary!

by MacKenzie Knight Corporate Engagement Advisor During the months of November and December, United Way of Salt Lake hosts dozens of holiday volunteer projects that benefit the kids and families […]

Read More
Startup Santa 2016 Raises 88,000 Books for At-risk Kids!

Clint Betts Executive Director & Editor-in-Chief, Beehive Startups Reblogged from Dec. 7 post HERE >> CHILDREN IN UTAH NEEDED BOOKS, STARTUP SANTA HELPED We at Beehive Startups launched Startup Santa […]

Read More
Swire Coca Cola Employees Commit to Creating Change!

by Chris Buckley Guest Blogger, Swire Swire kicked off its 2016 United Way workplace campaign at the annual Halloween Party where team members dress up, compete, and eat lots of pizza & […]

Read More
Preparing Students for Career Success Through Mock Interviews!

Chris Christiansen Senior Vice President Nevada Utah Market Executive Bank of America Like many of you, I’m always nervous to answer my cell phone when I don’t recognize the number. […]

Read More
UWSL Donor Network Members Keep Little Hands and Feet Warm!

by Zenia Frendt Leadership Giving Director Women’s Leadership Council Last week some of United Way of Salt Lake’s biggest supporters came out to celebrate the holiday season and to donate […]

Read More
Op-ed: We each have role in repairing our torn social fabric

Originally published: Salt Lake Tribune, December 11, 2016 http://www.sltrib.com/opinion/4685723-155/op-ed-we-each-have-role-in By Scott Ulbrich, Bill Crim and Maribel Rodriguez Much has been said in the past three weeks about the need for […]

Read More
Reaching the Goal of Self-Actualization in the Food Desert

by Abram Sherrod Lincoln Elementary Community School Director In 1943, Abraham Maslow published “A Theory of Human Motivation” in the Psychological Review. The premise was simple, but it would shape […]

Read More
Learn How to Be the Kicker!

by Megan Richards Business Development Manager No joke, my favorite player on a football team is the kicker. The kicker can change the game for a team in a tough […]

Read More

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