At United Way, we value our team and are united in our mission to improve lives by mobilizing the powering care of communities around the world to advance the common good.
United Way of Utah County fights for children and youth through our three long-term strategies–EveryDay Learners, EveryDay Strong, and EveryDay Support. We provide parents, caregivers, and neighbors the tools for childhood education, youth social and emotional health, and financial stability of local families. We tackle these three important community needs by running our own programs or partnering with other organizations.
At United Way, we value our team and are united in our mission to improve lives by mobilizing the powering care of communities around the world to advance the common good.
United Way of Utah County fights for children and youth through our three long-term strategies–EveryDay Learners, EveryDay Strong, and EveryDay Support. We provide parents, caregivers, and neighbors the tools for childhood education, youth social and emotional health, and financial stability of local families. We tackle these three important community needs by running our own programs or partnering with other organizations.
Report on United Way’s COVID Community Reponse Fund Use – Press Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT:Janie BrigmanMarketing DirectorUnited Way of Utah County801-691-5343 or PROVO, Utah (May 11, 2020)–United Way of Utah County has partnered with local nonprofits to help families through COVID Community Response Fund. The fund has raised over $175,000 to support residents of …
April 19th marks National Volunteer Week! We would like to spotlight a few of our amazing volunteers who are willing to step up and serve the community remotely during a time of hardship and uncertainty for many. Be sure to check out some of these great volunteer opportunities! Whitney, Welcome Baby Home Visitor Pam, VITA …
We are so excited to host our fourth annual Utah County Read-Along! Did you know that over 5,000 early grade elementary school students in Utah County aren’t reading at grade level? There are lots of reasons why children struggle with reading, and most of them don’t have easy answers. But there is one barrier many …
Anxiety and depression are on the rise in our community You might have noticed this in your own family and friends. You might have wondered if it really is getting worse or if it’s just happening to the people you care about. Unfortunately, the data shows that it’s not just you— in fact, it’s a …
Discover ways you can get involved with United Way in your workplace. United Way of Utah County has been changing our community for the better and working with businesses for over 50 years, and we have some ideas about how we can make this easier for you and help you give back.
One of the greatest gifts we can provide for the community is that of health, especially to those of low-income. How has United Way approached the problem of getting healthcare to those who can’t afford it via the normal routes? Answer: a care clinic that operates between the hours of 5-7pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, …
EveryDay Learners will host their third annual Utah County Read-Along on June 20-21st, 2017! Visit their site for more information!
It’s the new year, and a great time to give back to your community. Want to work with kids, seniors, or English language learners? Maybe you want to volunteer just once, or ongoing every week. Whatever your interest is, our database can help you find it. Search all opportunities in Utah County now
Making Math Fun in a Difficult Neighborhood Richard and Alison Selfridge had just bought a new home, but it wasn’t where they wanted to be. After completing a service mission in Provo, the couple decided they wanted to move somewhere that they could really make a difference. Richard is a retired Electrical Engineering professor at …
When Janice’s daughter was born 9 weeks early, Janice was single and working as a dental hygienist. 9 weeks is very early, and one result for Janice’s baby girl is that her hearing was very poor. The pediatrician referred Janice to and early intervention program and advised her to stay at home with her baby …
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