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1		WEST VALLEY CITY, UT
2		PLEASANT VIEW, UT
3		SAINT GEORGE, UT
4		Ogden, UT
5		MORGAN, UT
6		Woods Cross, UT
7		Cottonwood Heights, UT
8		Park City, UT
9		PARK CITY, UT
10		ALPINE, UT
11		PARK CITY, UT
12		Salt Lake City, UT
13		SALT LAKE CITY, UT
14		LOGAN, UT
15		ALPINE, UT
16		Lehi, UT
17		PROVO, UT
18		WEST JORDAN, UT
19		CENTERVILLE, UT
20		DRAPER, UT
21		W VALLEY CITY, UT
22		SALT LAKE CITY, UT
23		BLUFF, UT
24		LOGAN, UT
25		TEASDALE, UT
26		Salt Lake City, UT
27		SANDY, UT
28		Brigham City, UT
29		ST GEORGE, UT
30		PROVO, UT
31		Vernal, UT
32		LEEDS, UT
33		Sandy, UT
34		NIBLEY, UT
35		SALT LAKE CITY, UT
36		MAPLETON, UT
37		SALT LAKE CITY, UT
38		SALT LAKE CITY, UT
39		LOGAN, UT
40		SANDY, UT
41		BLUFFDALE, UT
42		Orem, UT
43		BOUNTIFUL, UT
44		HILL AFB, UT
45		BOUNTIFUL, UT
46		Huntsville, UT
47		Logan, UT
48		TAYLORSVILLE, UT
49		NORTH LOGAN, UT
50		Spanish Fork, UT

WE ARE DEDICATED TO EMPOWERING THE LATINO COMMUNITY IN UTAH TO RECOGNIZE AND ACHIEVE THEIR OWN POTENTIAL AND BECOME A POSITIVE FORCE FOR CHANGE IN THE LARGER COMMUNITY.

CONTRIBUTE SUPPORT TO COMMUNITY THROUGH CHARITABLE CON

Provide Money for agricultural supplies, medical and cultural supplies, education, and again in 2022 food for survival post-COVID

Providing services to the community in , Utah as a support organization.

TO UNITE THE COMMUNITY IN ACQUIRING AND DIRECTING ITS RESOURCES TO ENHANCE THE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE AND PURSUIT OF EXCELLENCE FOR STUDENTS ATTENDING PUBLIC SCHOOLS WITHIN THE SCHOOL DISTRICT

To act and operate as a charitable organization in lessening the burdens of government and community by raising funds and developing solutions in providing support for essential health needs of under-served individuals with chronic or terminal illnesses.

TO SUPPORT CULTURE AND THE ARTS, AND TO NOURISH INDIVIDUAL CREATIVE EXPRESSION, THROUGH PROGRAMS IN THE UNITED STATES AND ABROAD FOCUSING ON THE CREATION, AND/OR INTERACTIVE PERFORMANCE, OF DIVERSE DANCE, THEATRICAL, MUSICAL AND RHYTHMIC MOVEMENTS; TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC THROUGH TRAINING WORKSHOPS AND THE TEACHING OF SUCH UNIQUE MOVEMENTS; TO ADVANCE SCIENCE BY DEVELOPING THERAPEUTIC RHYTHM FOR THE PURPOSE OF STUDYING AND LEARNING ABOUT THE POWERORHYTHM AND RHYTHMIC MOVEMENTS TO INCREASE WELLNESS IN VARIOUS WAYS INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, BY RELIEVING STRESS, COMBATING DEPRESSION, AND HEALING THOSE WITH PHYSICAL, MENTAL OR EMOTIONAL AILMENTS.

PROVIDE A STRUCTURED FRATERNAL ENVIRONMENT TO MEMBERS, SERVE THE COMMUNITY THROUGH PROGRAMS, PROVIDE CHARITABLE ASSISTANCE TO NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATONS.

FUNDS ARE RAISED THROUGH DIFFERENT PLATFORMS TO SPECIFICALLY BENEFIT BREAST CANCER RESEARCH, SURVIVOR CARE THROUGH SUPPORT AND TREATMENT, AND EARLY DETECTION THE LOCAL COMMUNITY NOT ABLE TO AFFORD EXAM OR MAMMOGRAM.

TO COORDINATE PERFORM GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH STUDY, RESULTS OF WHICH SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO CHURCH OFJESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS FOR RECORDING IN ITSARCHIVES PERFORMANCE OF RELIGIOUS ORDINANCES.

EDUCATION AND WELL-BEING OF PEOPLE ANIMALS ARTS AND THE ENVIRONMENT

Support Community Reinvestment Act CRA

MISSION STATEMENT: MISSION: CREATING MEANINGFUL CONNECTIONS BETWEEN REFUGEES, THE COMMUNITY, AND PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ORGANIZATIONS WHICH SUPPORT REFUGEES IN DEVELOPING SELF-SUFFICIENT AND FULFILLING LIVES. SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITY: IS A NON-PROFIT SET UP TO HELP PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITY KNOW OF MEANINGFUL WAYS TO LEARN ABOUT, SERVE AND GIVE TO LOCAL REFUGEES. WE COORDINATE WITH THE STATE SERVICE OFFICE, LOCAL PROVIDERS AND MANY COMMUNITIES TO ASSESS NEEDS. WE FILL GAPS IN SERVICES AND OFFER SUPPORT TO LOCAL REFUGEES AND ORGANIZATIONS THAT COULD USE MORE RESOURCES. WE ARE A FOCUSED "SERVICE BROKER" FOR THE COMMUNITY FOR THOSE NEEDING HELP AND FOR THOSE WHO WOULD LIKE TO HELP LOCAL REFUGEES. WE CONNECT INTERESTED PARTIES IN COLLABORATION TO MEET LOCAL NEEDS. WE ENGAGE INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS MAINLY THOUGH OUR SOCIAL MEDIA FEEDS. WE HAVE OVER 20,000 INDIVIDUALS WHO FOLLOW US ON VARIOUS PLATFORMS. WE SHARE WIT

TO PROVIDE A CULTURE OF MUSICAL EXCELLENCE THAT EDIFIES, ENTERTAINS, AND EDUCATES PERFORMERS AND AUDIENCES.

COMMUNITY

Education and Community Development

Support the Community of

MISSION OF FEED WORLD (FTW), ALSO KNOWN AS - (SRA), IS TO EDUCATE IMPOVERISHED FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES WORLWIDE IN USE OF SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS USING FEED WORLD SMALL SCALE MODEL.

THE HAS DONATED LAND AND FUNDS TO UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY FOR THE PURPOSE OF CREATING THE AGRICULTURAL CENTER. THE CENTER WILL PROVIDE A STEM CENTER CONSISTING OF A 4-H AND YOUTH CONFERENCE AND COMMUNITY CENTER, A NATURAL RESOURCES EDUCATION CENTER. IT WILL ALSO PROVIDE SMALL FARM EDUCATION: ANIMAL FACILITY AND FOOD PRODUCTION AND AN AGRICULTURE DEMONSTRATION NEIGHBORHOOD. THESE FACILITIES WILL DEMONSTRATE AND EDUCATE ABOUT AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES THAT WILL RESULT IN A LEGACY OF LEARNING IN THE SALT LAKE VALLEY AND BEYOND.

COMMITTED TO MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN OUR COMMUNITY, ONE NEIGHBOR AT A TIME." HAS BEEN ORGANIZED, PURSUANT TO THE UTAH NONPROFIT CORPORATION AND COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION ACT, AS A NON-PROFIT CORPORATION TO OPERATE AS A BUSINESS LEAGUE WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE. THE COPORATION EXISTS TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSITANCE TO INDIVIDUALS IN NEED.

RESCUE REHABILITATION OF DISPLACED OR INJURED BIRDS, COMMUNITY PROJECTS TO IMPROVE PLACES PEOPLE ENCOUNTER BIRDS, EDUCATION ABOUT BIRDS THEIR ENVIRONMENT IN URBAN AREAS.

assists refugees, asylum seekers, and immigrants from all nations to achieve self-reliance in our community, and economic empowerment. We have programs that span both capacity building and customized service and advocacy.

WORKS TO PROTECT AND BUILD RESPECT FOR THE CULTURAL AND NATURAL LANDSCAPES THE GREATER BEARS EARS REGION.

EFFICIENTLY ALLOCATE OUR TIME, TALENT, AND RESOURCES TO CREATE AN IMMEDIATE IMPACT ON THE LIVES AFFECTED BY IN OUR COMMUNITY.

The provides financial support to qualified individuals that would benefit from Outdoor Behavioral Healthcare treatment for mental health or addiction, including education, prevention, and treatment.We believe that through healthy interventions, ongoing collaboration, and effective wilderness and residential programing we can provide everyone with the opportunity to grow mentally, physically, and emotionally. creates unique opportunities for individuals to receive mental health care, develop support for addiction recovery, and establish healthy family relationships. Through fundraising, community awareness interventions, and program evaluation, ensures that each persons experience is optimally suited for their needs and their strengths. By working with providers and offering scholarships to those in need, we give families hope and make change a genuine possibility.The is based in Utah and has representatives in offices in Seattle, Las Veg

TO PROVIDE FINANCIALLY DISADVANTAGED INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES SUFFERING FROM THE DISEASE OF DRUG AND ALCOHOL ADDICTION WITH CUSTOMIZED BEST-ODDS-OUTCOME PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO PROMOTE LONG-TERM SUSTAINABLE BY FACILITATING COLLABORATION BETWEEN CHARITABLE DONORS AND RECOVERY SERVICE PROVIDERS, AND TO PROVIDE SUBSTANCE ABUSE EDUCATION, RESOURCES, AND SUPPORT TO THE COMMUNITY.

FOUNDATION WORKS IN TANDEM WITH COMMUNITY AND BUSINESS PARTNERS TO BUILD SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND TO ADVANCE DISTRICTS MISSION TO HELP EVERY STUDENT BECOME COLLEGE- AND CAREER-READY AND FIND A MEANINGFUL PURPOSE IN LIFE.

The mission of the of Art, History, and Nature is to collect, preserve, and interpret art and materials which tell stories of human experiences and of the land. The is a place to engage with ideas, creativity, and heritage.

MARCH 10, 2021 - HARRY BERTOIA BIRTHDAY BASH, ST GEORGE, UTAH. 20 PEOPLE ATTENDED THE EVENT, LEARNING ABOUT BERTOIA AND VIEWING HIS WORKS AT THE GALLERY. CELIA BERTOIA DEMONSTRATED THE SOUNDING SCULPTURES AND EXPLAINED THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE BEROTIA KNOLL CHAIRS. EXPENSES INCLUDED REFRESHMENTS AND ADS AT 305.

RAISE MONEY FOR OTHER ASIAN FOUNDATIONS IN ORDER TO ORGANIZE AND OPERATE SCHOOLS AND ORPHANAGES.

Community service gifts and community programs Supporting several small local causes

ASSIST CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS CARE FOR THE POOR AND NEEDY

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IS A COMMUNITY EVENT DEPICTING BIRTH OF JESUS CHRIST IN A NATURAL SETTING. EVENT LASTS FOR 5 DAYS BETWEEN THANKSGIVING AND CHRISTMAS. IT INVOLVES 100 VOLUNTEERS PER NIGHT. DONATIONS ARE ACCEPTED. FUNDS THAT ARE RECEIVED AFTER EXPENSES WILL BE DISTRIBUTED TO CHARITIES THAT BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE SELECTED.

PROMOTION OF INTELLECTUALLY RICH FUNDAMENTAL SCIENCE IN REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY BY PROVIDED PEER-REVIEWED GRANTS TO QUALIFIED INVESTIGATORS BY CONDUCTING CONFERENCES FOR SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY AS WELL AS PROVIDING EDUCATION FOR PUBLIC.

SUPPORT THEATER AND FINE ARTS AND INDIVIDUALS WITH FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES

PROVIDES LEARNING PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG ADULTS IN A CHRISTIAN-VALUES-BASED ENVIRONMENT THROUGH MUSICAL TOURING COMPETITION EXPERIENCES.

THE GOAL OF THE ORGANIZATION IS GENDER PARITY THE PROFESSIONAL FIELD OF , AND SEEKS TO ACHIEVE THAT GOAL THROUGH COMMUNITY, MENTORSHIP AND ADVOCACY.

PROMOTE INTEGRATION, ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY, POSITIVE CONNECTIONS AMONG REFUGEES, IMMIGRANTS, THE WIDER COMMUNITY THROUGH TWO-WAY EDUCATION, IMPROVED ACCESS TO EXISTING SERVICES, DEVELOPMENT OF NEW SERVICES.

TO PROMOTE DEVELOPMENT IN OUR COMMUNITY.

TO ACT AS A NONPROFIT CORPORATION AND TO ACT AND OPERATE AS A CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION IN LESSENING THE BURDENS OF GOVERNMENT, PROVIDING RELIEF OF THE POOR AND DISTRESSED OR UNDER-PRIVILEGED, AND SIMILAR ACTIVITIES AUTHORIZED BY SECTION 501(C)(3)

Empower African orphans vulnerable children by enhancing their educational conditions opportunities through our values of cooperation sustainability optimism volunteerism program services of sponsorships humanitarian sponsorships care items school development.

TO PROMOTE THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE ART OF PAINTING WATERCOLORS, AND TO HOLD ANNUAL EXHIBITIONS OF WATERCOLORS. WATERCOLORS ARE DEFINED HERE AS PAINTINGS IN TRANSPARENT AND/OR OPAQUE WATER MEDIA, OR UNVARNISHED WATER SOLUBLE MEDIA ON PAPER.

TO SUPPLY NEEDED SERVICES FOR THE COMMUNITY LOCATED ON AIR FORCE BASE BY PROVIDING AN OUTLET FOR THE SALE OF USED ITEMS. ITEMS MAY ALSO BE SOLD THROUGH CONSIGNMENT. ADDITIONALLY, ITEMS WILL BE SOLD THAT HAVE BEEN DONATED TO THE . PROFITS FROM THE SALE OF THESE ITEMS ARE TO BE DONATED TO OTHER NONROFIT ORGANIZATIONS FOR A VARIETY OF CHARITABLE PURPOSES.

THE CENTER HOPE IS A FOOD PANTRY IN THE CITY NORTH SALT LAKE, UT RUN BY THE . IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE UTAH FOOD BANK AND THE OTHER COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS, WE PROVIDE FOOD TO OVER 200 FOOD VULNERABLE FAMILIES EACH MONTH. THESE INCLUDE CANNED, BOXED, PACKAGED FOODS SUPPLEMENTED WITH FRESH FOODS INCLUDING MILK, EGGS, CHEESE AND FRUIT. OTHER CRITICAL NEEDS ARE ALSO MET WHEN OUR CAPACITY ALLOWS.

Charitable educational giving within the community

The Sciences was organized in 1978 to create a professional commercial fossil dealers, collectors, enthusiasts, and academic paleontologists for the purpose promoting ethical collecting practices and cooperative liaisons with researchers, instructors, curators and exhibit managers in the academic and museum community.

TO OPERATE A SCHOOL FOR BRIGHT AND GIFTED STUDENTS BY SUPPORTING STUDENTS COGNITIVE, PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL AND SPIRITUAL GROWTH. THE SCHOOL IS A NINE MONTH PROGRAM ON VARIOUS SCHEDULES WITH CLASSES HELD MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY.

THE EXISTS TO ASSIST THE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT IN PROVIDING A QUALITY ENVIRONMENT FOR STUDENTS THAT SUPPORTS ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT THROUGH THE PROVIDENT USE OF FUNDS AND RESOURCES FROM THE COMMUNITY AND LOCAL BUSINESS MEMBERS.

Our conference is conducted for secondary education students and their teachers. Our 2023 conference had 219 workshops offered with 54 workshop instructors; we had 64 schools registered with 187 adult registrants and 1449 students registered. Our conference is a weekend full of education for anyone involved in secondary . All our expenses fo toward producing the conference. Any profit from one conference is held over for the next conference so that we can bring bigger-name guest artists, more professionals from out of state to teach workshops or perform for students, more productions to offer for the registrants to view and analyze, or cover costs of ever increasing space rental, etc.

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