Community Services/Non-Profits near American Fork, UT
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8 locations found near American Fork
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2930 South W Temple Street, South Salt Lake UT 84115
“I can’t begin to tell you how nice it is to have our pit bull feel like he has gone their his whole life , on his very first visit especially for having a ear infection and hadn’t been feeling well … they treated him like part of the family … Im not talking about …because that’s their job , they genuinely care about your pet !!! The are worth every penny and then some!!! they understand that everyone should be able to afford pet care for their fur babies … we don’t know what we would do without our fur baby he’s part of the family and brings us so much joy and love and fun and we are very grateful that he chose us ! Thanks again Affordable animal care for being apart of his care! Hands down we will be going no where else!!!”
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1141 Watkins Ln, Alpine UT 84004
“Bridle Up Hope gives one of the most life-changing experiences you’ll ever have. Their staff is absolutely incredible and treat you with the utmost respect and love. The program is eye-opening and completely changes the way you view yourself and those around you. There is no shortage of ways to participate in classes/activities and meet countless incredible women who value growth and self-worth. Truly an amazing place👏”
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290 N Flint St suite a, Kaysville UT 84037
“I am inspired by the work that Mentors International does. Each day across the world, they lift other through education, work opportunities, and creating a pay-it-forward community. Having worked with them for many years, they are a great organization with sound principals that build people.”
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340 S Orem Blvd, Orem UT 84058
“Was able to find some bifold closet doors for an incredible price, the staff was very helpful. This is a great place to check out if you’re doing any home improvement projects.”
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845 N 100 West Suite 107, Orem UT 84057
“Beyond grateful Best Friends has now dedicated their services to only feral cats. They have gone above and beyond with the care of mine that I’ve brought in. They are doing great work with TNR and helping the cat population!! They are doing this because Utah County wouldn’t accept their $1M offer to make our shelters No Kill. Utah County has the only Kill shelters left in the whole state. Hopeful our community will put the pressure on to change that!”
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475 Hospital Dr, Orem UT 84057
“Love their child care program. Water days and park days are fantastic. Love the teachers here as well, they seem very compassionate and patient. Thank you for your hard work, lucky to have you in Utah county!”
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148 E 13200 S, Draper UT 84020
“I want to take a moment to recognize Operator _Brenda (who helped us today at 14:17) for the outstanding support she has provided our fence company on multiple projects! No matter how complicated the request may be, Brenda consistently takes the time to guide us through the process step by step. Her patience, professionalism, and positive attitude truly stand out. When you're still learning how to navigate 811 calls, it can sometimes feel overwhelming — but she makes the experience comfortable and ensures everything is handled correctly! Great customer service makes a big difference in our industry, and Brenda represents Blue Stakes exceptionally well. We sincerely appreciate her help and support!”
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5600 N 250 W, Provo UT 84604
“What is residential treatment like?Long-term residential treatment is an immersive learning experience.Many students at The Heritage Community arrive under some incredibly challenging circumstances to a new environment with 24/7 supervision, a no drug & alcohol policy, roommates, housemates, new rules, new expectations, new adult mentors, new classes, new teachers, and at least one assigned therapist.Every person brings their own unique background and looks for where they can fit in The Heritage Community. There are some artistic kids and talented singers who come through and have their own opinion on the best way to keep themselves entertained.There are positive and negative behaviors choosing between the good and bad is a challenge for many of the people on the campus.What is it like as a youth residential treatment coach?The strong coaches and mentors who work in the Elevate Academy are lightning rods of support and strength.A coach spends time with the challenges of youth, takes time, and works with the youth to find solutions.When has life gotten better at The Heritage Community?Just the other day, a kid learned how to ride a bike for the first time in their life.”
