United Way of Eastern Utah

“Advertising - 2235; website design - 8; clothing-marketing - 24; booth items-marketing - 194; general-marketing - 1003; office supplies - 220; cell phone stipend - 360; bank service charges - 30; telephone/internet - 1745; office equipment - 400; computer support - 971; auto expenses - 575; business insurance - 3058; auto insurance - 1205; dues and subscriptions - 1837; program expenses - 51449; board expense - 517; campaign expenses - 795; staff meals and training - 546; non-investment depreciation - 12919;”

“Prior period adjustment - -81;”

“Fixed Assets - BOY:32173,EOY:21753;”

“Accounts Payable & Accrued Expenses - BOY:3174,EOY:3175;”

“(EXPENSES $ 1966.0 INCLUDING GRANTS OF $ ) Each fall, we host a community cleanup day called Day of Caring. Folks submit projects to be completed, and we match volunteers with these projects. Volunteers pick up trash, clean gutters, rake yards, beautify public spaces, plant flowers, repair elderly neighbors' fences, and so on. Our goal is to inspire kindness and service and to encourage year-round service to one another.”

“Improve lives by mobilizing the community's caring power, focusing oneducation, income, and healthto create measurable, sustainable changes, ensuring children start school ready to learn, families achieve stability, and everyone has access to care, fostering a stronger, healthier region.”

“In our "Soles2Souls" program, we purchase or collect new shoes and distribute them to school children in our area. Teachers or counselors call us to request shoes for a child in need, and we deliver. It's difficult for children to concentrate at school with cold or aching feet, or with tattered shoes - and we work to help kids make the most of their time at school. We've given away thousands of pairs of shoes in the past 5+ years to children who need them. We have also started doing shoe pop-ups.”

“UWEU administers a program called LIVE.LOVE.LOCAL which offers financial support to people in our communities who have been diagnosed with cancer. Accessing cancer treatment often means driving an hour or more to Provo or Salt Lake City, as we lack cancer treatment centers here in rural Eastern Utah; gas quickly becomes expensive. Last year, we gave gas cards to at least 35 community members, amounts ranging from $50-500. With sustained funding, this program continues to serve even more people.”

“Community Grants and Support - Angel Tree, Community Solutions, Youth Scholarship Awards/Endowment Fund, Community Relief. Angel Tree: Low-income families apply to receive gifts. These families are matched with entities who donate gifts to them. United Way also connects these families with needed resources focusing on reducing intergenerational poverty. Community Relief Funds: This consists of small as-needed community requests and also acts as a pseudo-replacement for the Deseret Industries voucher program. Walmart dontated pallets of unsold clothing that were given to people in need through this program as well. Youth Scholarships/Endowment Fund: United Way awards scholarships to qualifying high school seniors to be used for college/university costs. This was the last year of doing these because of the endowment. Community Solutions: This was money given to the HOPE Walk (local suicide awareness walk) and the local food bank for holiday turkeys.”