Utah Heritage Foundation

“The organization's form 990 was prepared by the organization's cpa in consultation with the organization's executive director. It was reviewed it detail by the organization's treasurer for accuracy and reasonability. A complete copy of the form 990 was provided to the organization's board of directors before it was filed.”

“The organization provides a copy of its conflict of interest policy to all board members and management during onboarding. In addition, a copy is provided annually. All board members and management are required to review the policy and sign a disclosure statement, which acknowledges and understanding of the policy and discloses any potential conflicts of interest they are aware of. All potential conflicts of interest are reviewed by the executive committee to determine the appropriate action to be taken to eliminate or mitigate risks posed by the conflict. The organization requires that board members with conflict of interest be recused from the deliberation and voting related to a transaction or action in which they may have conflict.”

“At the time or hire and on an annual basis following, a committee of the board of directors establishes the executive director's compensation. The organization requires that no member of the committee have a conflict of interest related to the compensation arrangement. The committee uses salary surveys, publicly available 990s, and other information for similar positions and similar organizations within the region to establish a reasonable level of compensation. The committee contemporaneously documents its discussions and decisions in committee minutes. The organization's board members do not receive compensation from the organization.”

“The organization's governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements are available upon request to the organization's office. In addition, the organization's 990s for the past several years are available through guidestar.org and preservationutah.org and the organization's articles of incorporation are available through the utah department of commerce division of corporations and commercial code.”

“Education & advocacy preservation utahs advocacy and education programs are at the heart of our mission to protect and celebrate utahs architectural and historical treasures. We work with elected officials, administrators, and property owners to promote preservation-oriented public policies, support relevant legislation, and develop creative, sustainable solutions. Our efforts go beyond protecting buildingswe strive to preserve the stories, culture, and history that define utah. We educate the public about the states historic built environment and cultural resources through lectures, tours, and cultural events. By actively engaging the community, we empower individuals and groups to take ownership of their local heritage, ensuring that preservation efforts resonate across generations. Our annual preservation conference is utahs premier gathering for preservation professionals, technical experts, students, property owners, and the public. It provides a unique opportunity to network, learn, and collaborate on the future of historic preservation in our state.”

“Historic properties preservation utahs historic properties program safeguards utahs built heritage through loans,easements, and hands-on rehabilitation efforts. Since 1970, our revolving loan fund has provided low-interest loans to historic property owners, ensuring that preservation projects meet national standards while revitalizing entire neighborhoods. Our easement program offers permanent protection for more than 127 historic properties across utah, with annual inspections and personalized reports to help owners maintain their buildings. Through our rehabilitation program, we equip the public with practical preservation skills via expert-led workshops and hands-on training sessions, ensuring that historic preservation techniques are passed down to future generations. By combining financial support, legal protections, and education, we empower communities to preserve the places that define utahs history.”

“Other program preservation utah offers a variety of programs throughout the year that celebrate and support historic preservation across the state. The community stewardship awards recognize outstanding preservation efforts each year, honoring projects and individuals who have significantly contributed to protecting utahs historic places. Award categories include rehabilitation and restoration, legacy businesses, adaptive reuse, industry experts, individuals or organizations, and lifetime achievement. Our semi- annual historic homes tours spotlight utahs historic neighborhoods, offering the public an inside look at preserved homes and their architectural significance. These tours educate participants on local history and design and inspire them, demonstrating successful preservation projects that others can replicate in their communities.”

“Special event expenses 12,351 memorial house rent expenses 162,962 special event expenses -12,351 memorial house rent expenses -162,962”