Utah Gives Back highlights charities and non-profit organizations serving our community. Learn about their important work by listening each morning, and bookmark this page for ongoing volunteer opportunities as we perform quarterly service projects.
Chandler Holt
Bank of Utah’s annual “My Utah” photo contest returns for third year
SALT LAKE CITY – Locally-owned Bank of Utah is inviting Utahn’s to share their favorite picture of Utah’s scenery for a chance to win some big prizes! This is the third year in a row that they have held this contest. First place wins $500 and their picture featured on an electric billboard. Second and […]1 year ago
Diana Khosrovi
Utah Asian Festival ‘a success’ after attracting over 20,000 attendees
The 45th annual Utah Asian Festival returned to Salt Lake City last weekend, and organizers called it a success.1 year ago
Emily Ashmead
Senior scam prevention class- Utah Gives Back
Join us on July 21st at the Provo Recreation Center for a senior scam prevention discussion.1 year ago
Emily Ashmead
ScenicView Academy
Utah has one of the highest rates of autism in the nation, and when people hear the word autism they think of beautiful children who struggle with rigid routines & social interaction. But children with autism will spend the majority of their lives as adults with autism, many of whom struggle to get the support […]1 year ago
Emily Ashmead
Farmers Market
It’s time to support the great farmers markets across Utah. The Downtown Farmers Market in Salt Lake City is nationally recognized and was created in 1992 by the Downtown Alliance and it’s become a summer tradition for residents and visitors. Located in historic Pioneer Park, the Downtown Farmers Market has infused vitality and fresh produce […]1 year ago
Emily Ashmead
Bike Helmets
It’s important to stay safe on a bike by always wearing your helmet. This can reduce your risk of head injury as much as 85%. There are a few things to note when properly fitting a helmet. First, make sure you get a helmet that has an ANSI or SNELL label to certify its safety. […]1 year ago
Emily Ashmead
The Goal Foundation – Ogden Marathon
If you’ve ever thought about participating in a race, now is the time because the Ogden Marathon is back! It has been ranked one of the most beautiful races in the world and the best for first-time marathoners. This year you can choose your own experience by racing virtually or in-person on May 21. The […]1 year ago
Emily Ashmead
Street Dawg Crew of Utah
Many of those experiencing homelessness find comfort in having a pet, but sometimes it can be difficult to provide food or vet services to those animals. Street Dawg Crew of Utah offers free pet food and supplies, promotes positive and responsible pet ownership, and identifies and provides low-cost pet resources. Pets not only act as […]1 year ago
Emily Ashmead
Saddle of Love
Saddle of Love is a therapeutic ranch where participants ride and bond with horses using equine assisted psychotherapy. They serve youth, young adults, and families struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, and other indications leading to suicide ideation. They partner with horses to explore self-awareness, connection, confidence, and to gain new perspectives. A connection with animals […]1 year ago
Emily Ashmead
Bicycle Collective
Cycling is an effective and sustainable form of transportation and recreation. It’s a cornerstone of a cleaner, healthier, and safer society. For some it’s their only way to get to work or school. Bicycle Collective provides refurbished bicycles – and educational programs to the community focusing on children, lower income households, newly resettled refugees, and […]1 year ago
Emily Ashmead
Civica RX
There’s good news for those who take insulin to control their diabetes. Insulin is going to be up to 80 percent less expensive, thanks to a new nationwide initiative being led by Utah-based Civica RX. Headquartered in Lehi, Utah, they are announcing plans to manufacture and distribute insulins that will be available at significantly lower […]1 year ago
Emily Ashmead
National Volunteer Month
National Volunteer Month is an opportunity to recognize the impact of volunteer service and the power of volunteers to tackle society’s greatest challenges, build stronger communities, and a force that transforms the world. Over the last few years, we have seen volunteers throughout Utah continue to show up for their neighbors. Americans volunteer 8.8 billion […]2 years ago
Emily Ashmead
Robert’s Place
Robert’s Place has developed a safe haven that provides immediate relief for Pacific Islanders in crisis. They intervene in suicidal behavior and can help you feel safe and connected.2 years ago
Emily Ashmead
Project Embrace
Project Embrace in Salt Lake City restores and redistributes medical devices to patients worldwide who would otherwise have trouble finding them.2 years ago
Emily Ashmead
Bridge 21 Park City
Bridge 21 Park City is creating a network of housing opportunities to help young adults with intellectual developmental disabilities find that housing.2 years ago
Emily Ashmead
Teen Author Boot Camp
Teen Author Boot Camp supports literacy and authorship for children and provides opportunities to enhance their skills.2 years ago
Emily Ashmead
Next Level Recovery
Next Level Recovery focuses on substance abuse recovery, rehab, and mental health treatment with lasting results.2 years ago
Emily Ashmead
All Poly Sports
All Poly Sports was created in 2001 to provide educational opportunities for student-athletes through football camps and clinics.2 years ago
Emily Ashmead
Golden Healer Service Dogs
Golden Healer Service Dogs team up with trainers and dog professionals to provide service dogs to those with mental illness or physical disabilities.2 years ago
Emily Ashmead
St. Anne’s Lantern House
It is estimated that over 3,000 people in Utah are experiencing homelessness on any given day. Lantern House in Ogden exists to aid the poor, needy, and those experiencing homelessness by providing food, shelter, and critical emergency services. They provide a hand up rather than a hand out by transitioning residents from shelter to housing, […]2 years ago
Emily Ashmead
Rape Recovery Center
Sexual violence impacts all facets of our community. In 1974 a small group of volunteers initiated a local community rape awareness program. It has since grown into a robust nonprofit to empower those victimized by sexual violence through advocacy, crisis intervention, and therapy and to educate the community about the cause, impact, and prevention of […]2 years ago
Emily Ashmead
SelectHealth Awards
Do you know of a program that supports the community? Or an organization that changes the lives of those around you? The SelectHealth Awards supports 20 organizations each year with an award worth over $23,000. Award winners promote health and wellness, assist individuals with special needs, create safe environments, and build strong communities. Whether it’s […]2 years ago
Emily Ashmead
Open Enrollment
No one plans to get sick or hurt, but most people need medical care at some point, so having health insurance can protect you from unexpected, high medical costs and offer you the freedom to choose a provider that fits your needs. Utahns are currently able to sign up for health insurance and may be […]2 years ago
