In the News

United Way of Salt Lake President & CEO, Bill Crim, was recognized with the “Informed Decision Maker of the Year” Award by the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute.

In “The Deseret 50” article, United Way of Salt Lake CEO Bill Crim emphasized collaboration between public and private sectors to get better outcomes for kids and families.

This guide is a resource for Utah leaders in business, government, and community to support the childcare needs of their employees and create family-friendly workplace policies. 

Bill Crim was featured in  StriveTogether’s “Together for Change” Podcast and recognized for his leadership in collaborating to improve outcomes for kids and families. 

Stand Together Foundation recently published an article highlighting Loop, a text-based platform that helps 211 centers across the country follow up with clients and ensure they received the help they need. 

“Best Place for Working Parents” is an initiative encouraging employers to assess and improve their workplace policies to be more family-friendly and meet the childcare needs of their employees. 

United Way of Salt Lake’s Stuff the Bus 2025 initiative was highlighted in a KSL news segment.

Bill Crim was recognized with the “Pioneers of Progress” Education Award for his commitment to improving education outcomes and access to basic needs resources for Utah kids and families.