Over the past decade, United Way of Salt Lake Women United members have raised millions of dollars to support local educational initiatives, and committed thousands of hours as volunteers in our community.
Network members celebrate and support the educational achievement of girls and women in our community, working to ensure they have the opportunities and the tools to pursue their educational dreams -- regardless of race, income, or ZIP code.
United Way of Salt Lake’s Women United is committed to creating equitable opportunities for all Utah women and girls through the following educational initiatives:
Globally, Women United is making an impact through its growing force of more than 75,000 women in 165 communities and six countries.
Join today to learn more and support the Women United cause.
See your investment in action by participating in site visits; enjoy one-time and ongoing volunteer projects
Enjoy exclusive events and networking opportunities with other community leaders and changemakers
Participate in trainings, lobby on the Hill, and learn how powerful your voice can be
Serve on the Women United Committee and become a driving force for change
See your investment in action by participating in site visits; enjoy one-time and ongoing volunteer projects
Enjoy exclusive events and networking opportunities with other community leaders and changemakers
Participate in trainings, lobby on the Hill, and learn how powerful your voice can be
Serve on the Women United Committee and become a driving force for change
Women United members invest $1,500 or more annually in United Way of Salt Lake. For more information about Women United, or to learn about "step-up" options, contact Chris Morrison at 801.707.1626 or chris.morrison@uw.org.
Michelle Azzaro is a Human Resources Manager for Enterprise Holdings. She has worked for Enterprise for 22 years and loves helping people be successful and further their careers. She has been involved with the United Way for over 20 years because of the amazing work they do in local communities. She graduated from Southern New Hampshire College with a degree in International Business and a minor in Sociology. In her free time, you can find Michelle hanging with her husband James, her two kids, Sophia and Luca, and her pups, Oscar and Juvie. She also loves to be outside gardening, traveling or just soaking up the sun.
Lauren Call serves as a director for the FJM Impact Fund, a family foundation focused on supporting programs that remove barriers so that all children have an opportunity to achieve successful adult outcomes through educational and social support. She is also a new member of the United Way of Salt Lake Board of Directors. She graduated from Chapman University with a degree in Public Relations and Advertising, and her background is in marketing and PR for non-profits and digital media companies. Lauren loves working with the foundation and serving on the board of UWSL, and is currently in the process of starting a business, but her favorite job is being two-year-old Amelia’s mom.