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The Earned Income Tax Credit is Important for Families!

by Greg McDonald Regional Coordinator of Earn It. Keep It. Save It. I have worked for the VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) program as a volunteer and now coordinator for […]

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Everyone at Kearns Junior High Wants to be a Member of the 3.0 Club!

by Lauren Birge Kearns Junior High Community School Director At the end of August, everyone at Kearns Junior was eagerly awaiting the release of the Student Assessment of Growth and […]

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CHG Healthcare Services Sets New Company Record!

by James Brown Community Investment Advisor For CHG HealthCare Services, “Putting People First” is not just a motto; it’s a way of life. Every year, CHG Healthcare hosts a “United […]

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The Results Are In: High-quality Preschool Works!

by Bill Crim President and CEO Yesterday, United Way of Salt Lake announced that both the preschool intervention and the financing mechanism for the country’s first “Pay for Success” transaction […]

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James E. Moss Elementary- The Final Puzzle Piece to the South Salt Lake Pipeline

by Sophie Siebach Glover James E. Moss Elementary Community School Director In May of this year, James E. Moss Elementary School became a United Way Community School. With the addition […]

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The Promise of Collective Impact — Harvard Report!

by Bill Crim President and CEO This week, Harvard Business School released a new report, Business Aligning for Students: The Promise of Collective Impact. Over a year in the making, […]

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Cirris Systems – a Small Company Filled with Big Hearts

by Mike Watts Community Investment Advisor Cirris Systems – a small company filled with big hearts, cables, wires, and toast. Unless you are a cable testing enthusiast, you may not […]

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Day of Caring 2015: Granger Elm. Cougars Thank Regence, Wells Fargo, and Robert W. Baird!

by Maribel Rodriguez Granger Elementary Community School Director On this year’s Day of Caring , over 100 volunteers from three different companies including Robert W. Baird, Regence BlueCross BlueShield, and […]

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How Do You #CelebrateNVRD?

By Emilia Comai Community and Advocacy Engagement Coordinator Today, you might see #CelebrateNVRD all over Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. That’s because September 22 is National Voter Registration Day, and people […]

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Rocky Mountain Power Executives in Scuba Gear? Find Out Why!

by Allison Temnick Community Investment Advisor One of the biggest corporate benefits of a United Way campaign is the way it can boost the morale of employees. Rocky Mountain Power […]

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Day of Caring at Cottonwood High School—A New and Improved Home for the Arts, Thanks to Williams Company!

by Megan Olsen Cottonwood High Community School Director The Cottonwood High School auditorium and stage are one of the most frequently used school spaces for events in the community. Because, […]

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LDS Church Supporting Collective Impact!

by James Brown Community Investment Advisor Strolling around Downtown Salt Lake, it’s hard to miss the presence of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the LDS Church). From […]

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YOU MADE A DIFFERENCE – Thank You, Volunteers – Day of Caring 2015!

Thank you to everyone who participated in the 23rd Annual United Way Day of Caring! If you missed the event or are eager to know what your impact was, here’s […]

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September is Attendance Awareness Month!

by Carmela Castaneda Community School Director Attendance is the most critical part of supporting a student. The success of a student is highly dependent on whether a student shows up […]

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25 Years at Lincoln Elementary – Renate Brunsvik Changes The Odds!

by Amanda Matthews Lincoln Elementary United Way Community School Director Approximately 55 percent of students at Lincoln Elementary in South Salt Lake are English Language Learners (ELLs). Renate Brunsvik, Lincoln’s […]

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The Earned Income Tax Credit is Important for Families!

by Greg McDonald Regional Coordinator of Earn It. Keep It. Save It. I have worked for the VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) program as a volunteer and now coordinator for […]

Read More
Everyone at Kearns Junior High Wants to be a Member of the 3.0 Club!

by Lauren Birge Kearns Junior High Community School Director At the end of August, everyone at Kearns Junior was eagerly awaiting the release of the Student Assessment of Growth and […]

Read More
CHG Healthcare Services Sets New Company Record!

by James Brown Community Investment Advisor For CHG HealthCare Services, “Putting People First” is not just a motto; it’s a way of life. Every year, CHG Healthcare hosts a “United […]

Read More
The Results Are In: High-quality Preschool Works!

by Bill Crim President and CEO Yesterday, United Way of Salt Lake announced that both the preschool intervention and the financing mechanism for the country’s first “Pay for Success” transaction […]

Read More
James E. Moss Elementary- The Final Puzzle Piece to the South Salt Lake Pipeline

by Sophie Siebach Glover James E. Moss Elementary Community School Director In May of this year, James E. Moss Elementary School became a United Way Community School. With the addition […]

Read More
The Promise of Collective Impact — Harvard Report!

by Bill Crim President and CEO This week, Harvard Business School released a new report, Business Aligning for Students: The Promise of Collective Impact. Over a year in the making, […]

Read More
Cirris Systems – a Small Company Filled with Big Hearts

by Mike Watts Community Investment Advisor Cirris Systems – a small company filled with big hearts, cables, wires, and toast. Unless you are a cable testing enthusiast, you may not […]

Read More
Day of Caring 2015: Granger Elm. Cougars Thank Regence, Wells Fargo, and Robert W. Baird!

by Maribel Rodriguez Granger Elementary Community School Director On this year’s Day of Caring , over 100 volunteers from three different companies including Robert W. Baird, Regence BlueCross BlueShield, and […]

Read More
How Do You #CelebrateNVRD?

By Emilia Comai Community and Advocacy Engagement Coordinator Today, you might see #CelebrateNVRD all over Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. That’s because September 22 is National Voter Registration Day, and people […]

Read More
Rocky Mountain Power Executives in Scuba Gear? Find Out Why!

by Allison Temnick Community Investment Advisor One of the biggest corporate benefits of a United Way campaign is the way it can boost the morale of employees. Rocky Mountain Power […]

Read More
Day of Caring at Cottonwood High School—A New and Improved Home for the Arts, Thanks to Williams Company!

by Megan Olsen Cottonwood High Community School Director The Cottonwood High School auditorium and stage are one of the most frequently used school spaces for events in the community. Because, […]

Read More
LDS Church Supporting Collective Impact!

by James Brown Community Investment Advisor Strolling around Downtown Salt Lake, it’s hard to miss the presence of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the LDS Church). From […]

Read More
YOU MADE A DIFFERENCE – Thank You, Volunteers – Day of Caring 2015!

Thank you to everyone who participated in the 23rd Annual United Way Day of Caring! If you missed the event or are eager to know what your impact was, here’s […]

Read More
September is Attendance Awareness Month!

by Carmela Castaneda Community School Director Attendance is the most critical part of supporting a student. The success of a student is highly dependent on whether a student shows up […]

Read More
25 Years at Lincoln Elementary – Renate Brunsvik Changes The Odds!

by Amanda Matthews Lincoln Elementary United Way Community School Director Approximately 55 percent of students at Lincoln Elementary in South Salt Lake are English Language Learners (ELLs). Renate Brunsvik, Lincoln’s […]

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