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Utah Humanities improves communities through active engagement in the humanities. Since its establishment in 1975 as an independent nonprofit agency, UH and its programs have reached every corner of the state, involving thousands of people as planners, participants, and audiences. Nonprofit organizations such as libraries, historical societies, museums, local arts and humanities councils, civic and service organizations, public radio and television stations, educational institutions, local and state government agencies, ad hoc groups, and others collaborate with UH. While UH seeks to serve the entire state, we occasionally undertake temporary initiatives that focus on selected topics, targeted audiences, or geographic locations. UH sponsors programs designed to enrich public discussion and encourage citizen involvement. We provide grants and technical assistance to nonprofit organizations and a limited number of individual grants to scholars; offer speakers for public forums, maintain a circulating library, present an annual book festival, and collaborate on projects and services with other cultural and educational leaders in the state. A volunteer board of directors, representing a wide variety of disciplines and communities, makes policy, directs planning, evaluates programs, and judges grant proposals. Not a state agency, UH is supported by an annual grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities and by contributions from individuals, corporations, foundations, the Salt Lake County Zoo, Arts and Parks Fund, and an appropriation from the State of Utah.

Utah Local Governments Trust is an insurance company based out of 55 S HWY 89, North Salt Lake, Utah, United States.

Since 1991, the Utah Microloan Fund (formerly Utah Micro-enterprise Loan Fund) has helped hundreds of entrepreneurs make their dreams come true by providing low interest small business loans. Our mission is to empower underserved communities throughout Utah by providing business training and funding to entrepreneurs in start-up & existing businesses that do not qualify for traditional funding sources. How are we different from other financial institutions? The UMLF helps people who 1) are just starting out and don’t have an operating history, 2) don’t have enough collateral for a conventional loan, and/or 3) have had life events that have had a negative impact on credit scores. We are designed to support business owners by offering small business loans of up to $50,000. Our application and loan process is simple and can provide funds for equipment, inventory, or working capital. Our experienced staff is ready to help you on your path to small business success as we help you secure funding and provide training opportunities to help you develop the skills you need to reach your goals. Call, email or stop by our office to learn more about how the UMLF can help you today!

Utah National Guard is a military company based out of 12953 S. Minuteman Drive, Draper, UT, United States.

The Utah Recycling Alliance was started in 2011 by a group of dedicated professionals to promote recycling initiatives in our state through education, outreach, and advocacy. We co-founded the Intermountain Sustainability Summit with Weber State University, the region's premier sustainability conference. That same year we started the Zero Waste Awards, an annual event coordinated with America Recycles Day, to recognize businesses and organizations taking innovative steps in their operations to reach zero waste. In 2016 we launched a series of CHaRMs - a collection of hard-to-recycle materials - that are unique to the Wasatch Front. By bringing together businesses and organizations in one location, we have created a unique opportunity for Wasatch Front residents to repurpose and/or recycle 30+ different types of materials that can't typically be recycled curbside. In 2017 we launched our quarterly Fix-It Clinic program. We are creating a cultural shift away from society’s “throw-away” mentality with this unique program. At the clinics, people are paired with repair specialists and taught how to disassemble, troubleshoot and repair their broken household items. These repair specialists are experts in fixing a wide variety of items, like small household appliances, larger items like snow blowers and lawn mowers, furniture, bicycles, small electronics, torn clothing and more. By focusing on repairing and reusing materials, rather than throwing items away, this program helps reduce the amount of material to be landfilled, saving space in our local landfills.

Utah Referral Network is a Real Estate Brokerage for agents who don't want to pay expensive Board Dues and MLS Fees but still want to make money using their real estate license. They are able to maintain an active license, avoid Board Dues/MLS Fees and be paid referral fees when their clients come to them for real estate help.

The Utah Safety Council is your complete resource for safety and health solutions. For 80 years, the Utah Safety Council has devoted its efforts to "Making Utah a Safer Place to Live and Work. The mission of the Utah Safety Council is to save lives by promoting safety and health through education, services, and products. Throughout its history, the Utah Safety Council has continued to expand its programs and services to provide the latest safety and health resources to business, industry and the community at large. The Utah Safety Councils success and longevity can be attributed to creating a culture of relationship building focused on customer service. The Utah Safety Council has directed its efforts to continued improvement in programs and services. The scope of the Utah Safety Councils programs and services are divided into five pillars: Membership Services, Occupational Safety, Traffic Safety, Emergency Care Safety, and Home & Community Safety.

Attorneys creating a justice system that is understood, valued, respected and accessible to all. Opinions expressed are not necessarily those of the Utah State Bar or endorsements of any stated position.

Utah State Development Center is a state run facility for the developmentally and intellectually disabled. Based in American Fork Ut, the USDC has proudly served the developmentally disabled since 1931.