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Leadership Circle Spends a Night Out at the Museum!

by Drew Martinez Senior Leadership Giving Director The night was full of laughter, art, delicious food and drinks, good company, and all of it supported a good cause – you […]

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A Personal Story – Meet Ken and Find Out Why He has Invested in UWSL for Nearly 30 Years!

By Ken Wainwright, UPS Guest Blogger Diamond Donor, Tocqueville Society My name is Ken Wainwright. My wife Sheryl and I feel honored to support United Way of Salt Lake’s efforts […]

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Music Can Make a Difference and So Can You!

by Heather MacDonald Volunteer & Community Engagement Director The mission of the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA) is to inspire excellence in choral music through education, performance, composition, and advocacy. […]

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Leadership Circle’s 'Night Out at the Museum' is Sold Out!

by Drew Martinez Senior Leadership Giving Director Tonight, United Way of Salt Lake’s newest Donor Network, Leadership Circle, is gearing up for our second annual event – Night Out at […]

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Five Ways Guadalupe School is Changing the Odds!

by Danielle Lankford Guadalupe Developmental Assistant The community partnership between United Way of Salt Lake and Guadalupe School is a perfect match – because, we too, are committed to changing […]

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Policy Matters – Wrapping Up the 2015 Legislative Session

by Emilia Comai Community and Advocacy Engagement Coordinator Thank You for Taking Action This Session! The 2015 Legislative Session came to a close last week, and a lot happened in […]

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Parsons, Behle & Latimer Prove Healthy Competition Can Change the Odds!

by Allison Temnick Community Investment Advisor You probably won’t be surprised to hear that the folks over at Parsons, Behle & Latimer are a competitive crowd. Whether it is making […]

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Community Schools, Volunteers, and ESLC — Making a Difference!

by Tim Coray Granger Elementary Community School Director English Skills Learning Center is a partner in many of our Community Schools. This valuable resource provides English language lessons to community […]

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Thank You for Sharing Your Love of Reading on Dr. Seuss Day!

by Alison Cundiff Corporate Volunteer Engagement Coordinator “The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” –Dr. Seuss […]

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Being a Mentor Changes the Odds – Get Involved with Mentor 2.0!

by Megan Olsen Cottonwood High School Community School Director Last Wednesday evening, 56 sophomore students and their 56 working professional mentors met in the Cottonwood High School cafeteria, where they […]

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Why Did Taylorsville High Students Wear Summer Clothes in the Middle of Winter? Find out!

By Hollie Link Student Body Officer, Taylorsville High School During the last week of November, Taylorsville High School held its annual charity week. This year, our charity of choice was […]

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Prom at Cottonwood High Community School – An International Celebration!

by Megan Olsen Cottonwood High Community School Director At Cottonwood High School, prom has taken on an increasingly international twist. This past Saturday, 100 students representing countries from around the […]

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Spending Time at Guadalupe – Volunteer Today!

by Michelle Azzaro Young Leaders Member, Enterprise Rent-A-Car Michelle Azzaro wanted to do more for her community. With the help of UWSL’s volunteer team, she organized a series of volunteer […]

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Guest Blogger, Mark Miller, Advocates for Healthy Utah!

by Mark Miller CEO, Mark Miller Companies I’d like to share a few of my thoughts regarding Healthy Utah, Governor Herbert’s plan to expand Medicaid. First, in my role as […]

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So, WHAT IS a Community School? Here are the Details You Need to Know!

by Scott McLeod Senior Director, Community School Partnerships Most of you have heard the term “community school.” You may even have a community school in your area. But understanding how […]

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Leadership Circle Spends a Night Out at the Museum!

by Drew Martinez Senior Leadership Giving Director The night was full of laughter, art, delicious food and drinks, good company, and all of it supported a good cause – you […]

Read More
A Personal Story – Meet Ken and Find Out Why He has Invested in UWSL for Nearly 30 Years!

By Ken Wainwright, UPS Guest Blogger Diamond Donor, Tocqueville Society My name is Ken Wainwright. My wife Sheryl and I feel honored to support United Way of Salt Lake’s efforts […]

Read More
Music Can Make a Difference and So Can You!

by Heather MacDonald Volunteer & Community Engagement Director The mission of the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA) is to inspire excellence in choral music through education, performance, composition, and advocacy. […]

Read More
Leadership Circle’s 'Night Out at the Museum' is Sold Out!

by Drew Martinez Senior Leadership Giving Director Tonight, United Way of Salt Lake’s newest Donor Network, Leadership Circle, is gearing up for our second annual event – Night Out at […]

Read More
Five Ways Guadalupe School is Changing the Odds!

by Danielle Lankford Guadalupe Developmental Assistant The community partnership between United Way of Salt Lake and Guadalupe School is a perfect match – because, we too, are committed to changing […]

Read More
Policy Matters – Wrapping Up the 2015 Legislative Session

by Emilia Comai Community and Advocacy Engagement Coordinator Thank You for Taking Action This Session! The 2015 Legislative Session came to a close last week, and a lot happened in […]

Read More
Parsons, Behle & Latimer Prove Healthy Competition Can Change the Odds!

by Allison Temnick Community Investment Advisor You probably won’t be surprised to hear that the folks over at Parsons, Behle & Latimer are a competitive crowd. Whether it is making […]

Read More
Community Schools, Volunteers, and ESLC — Making a Difference!

by Tim Coray Granger Elementary Community School Director English Skills Learning Center is a partner in many of our Community Schools. This valuable resource provides English language lessons to community […]

Read More
Thank You for Sharing Your Love of Reading on Dr. Seuss Day!

by Alison Cundiff Corporate Volunteer Engagement Coordinator “The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” –Dr. Seuss […]

Read More
Being a Mentor Changes the Odds – Get Involved with Mentor 2.0!

by Megan Olsen Cottonwood High School Community School Director Last Wednesday evening, 56 sophomore students and their 56 working professional mentors met in the Cottonwood High School cafeteria, where they […]

Read More
Why Did Taylorsville High Students Wear Summer Clothes in the Middle of Winter? Find out!

By Hollie Link Student Body Officer, Taylorsville High School During the last week of November, Taylorsville High School held its annual charity week. This year, our charity of choice was […]

Read More
Prom at Cottonwood High Community School – An International Celebration!

by Megan Olsen Cottonwood High Community School Director At Cottonwood High School, prom has taken on an increasingly international twist. This past Saturday, 100 students representing countries from around the […]

Read More
Spending Time at Guadalupe – Volunteer Today!

by Michelle Azzaro Young Leaders Member, Enterprise Rent-A-Car Michelle Azzaro wanted to do more for her community. With the help of UWSL’s volunteer team, she organized a series of volunteer […]

Read More
Guest Blogger, Mark Miller, Advocates for Healthy Utah!

by Mark Miller CEO, Mark Miller Companies I’d like to share a few of my thoughts regarding Healthy Utah, Governor Herbert’s plan to expand Medicaid. First, in my role as […]

Read More
So, WHAT IS a Community School? Here are the Details You Need to Know!

by Scott McLeod Senior Director, Community School Partnerships Most of you have heard the term “community school.” You may even have a community school in your area. But understanding how […]

Read More

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