“This is not just any ordinary genealogy library. Stop by and get personal help with your own family lines, access thousands of records in the library and many more online, have a family tree printed and explore fun activities like- My famous relatives. Stop by if you are in town. You won't regret it.”
“Great prices on quality brands. Almost everything was between $4 - $8. We came in on a Tuesday and was told that was the best day to come in due to when they restock. The store is extremely well organized and there are rooms available to try everything on.”
“Such and amazing blessing to have a great place to go when life throws you around. And I can't forget the staff....they go above and beyond to see that all your needs are met. It's nice to know there are still good and kind people in this world”
“I love these guys! I was lucky enough to be able to partner with them through my work. Their staff is friendly it’d been very nice being able to volunteer with their animals. I highly recommend this center!”
“These folks are amazing! Angels with skin on! Knowledgeable, kind, encouraging with out being fake.
Love that when produce comes in we choose what works for our situations.
Grateful for the thrift store also.”
“The South Temple Home Tour shows how vital the work is to keep historic buildings for future generations ~ a great day.
Check out Matrons of Mayhem bingo nights on Facebook and find new programs to support.”
“it's a vibrant and essential center for the urban native community. What makes this center so special is its deep and authentic commitment to providing programs and events that are profoundly culturally relevant. This isn't just a place that offers services; it's a place that actively celebrates and preserves Indigenous cultures in everything it does.”
“I work with UILC as the Life Skills Instructor. I had a planned a garden field trip elsewhere and they cancelled the day before. On a whim I drove by Wasatch Community Gardens and met Maddie. She was able to squeeze us in for a wonderful garden tour! We not only were able to view the beautiful plants, but also taste, smell and learn all about the plants. Maddie is an excellent educator! She is great with people and so very knowledgeable in her craft. So Grateful we decided to just check it out! Thank You for an Amazing experience!!”
“I recently took the Biz Spark class offered by the Women's Business Center and found it to be very helpful. The information presented was well done. I appreciated that we had assignments to submit and the feedback we received was invaluable. I particularly enjoyed the break out sessions where we got to share ideas with other women business owners - it was very energizing. I am also taking advantage of business advising sessions and each session provides a clear path to my next steps to making my business more of a reality. It also allows me to be accountable so I can maintain focus on my business.”
“Very nice and respectful. They help you out big time with food ? ? ? and also give you free hygiene products and a towel and soap with socks Etc....
GREAT ORGANIZATION!!! THANKS FOR THE HELP ??❤️???”
“Every time I go to I saint de Vincent da Paul homeless center they are welcoming an none judgemental so I will be there in the morning for coffee and donuts and sweets”
1 - 4PM 9AM - 12PM
438 S 900 West, Salt Lake City
Community Services Non Profits
“I called to get sone information on utilitie assistance and the gal that answered the phone made me feel like family. I was at ease with talking to her and had a huge smile when I hung up. That is rare!! If more people would be kind like she was, this world would be so much better off! Let's take the ones that are so self centered and rude and put them in a shell to see who's the worst of all, then send them all to syberia to live forever bwaaaa haaa jk”
“Invited to come see the end of the year comedy show and it was super worth it! Staff are all super friendly and welcoming. Very informative about everything and super supportive. Hoping to be here often in the future. Really for adults and kids alike!”
“It was awesome. They had words of safe cycling and operating that help me day to day in my riding and they explained what to do if I had a few different problems like changing a tube or fixing punctured tube. Thanks to all that played a part. Dave B”
Open 24 hours
663 100 S, Salt Lake City
Community Services Non Profits
“It was an enjoyable day looking at a variety of art work. The entertainment was very enjoyable. The food we had from Yoshi's was really tasty. It is great that they have a ticket discount for Seniors ?”
6:30AM - 5:30PM
1050 W 500 S, Salt Lake City
Community Services Non Profits
“This place is amazing. It caters to those who need a little extra help. Someone close to me recently started going here to get out of the house, do something social, and to grow a bit. They have only gone a few times so far, but the staff had been very kind and attentive to help them feel comfortable. This place is a boessing for many.”
“Me and my son have been apart or the sharing place since September of last year and we love it. It has helped us both so much with the death of our beloved father and significant other. They do great activities for the kids and also have helped me use concrete language. I had a hard time with the rules about saying “passed away” or “lost” however it has def helped me and my son understanding the reason behind it. I am just so grateful for this place.”
“The doctors and staff are extremely caring and passionate about taking care of people. They are the best at what they do. You will not get better care anywhere else.”
“In the heart of our community lies a hidden treasure that has warmed my heart and inspired my spirit - the non-profit garden situated near our church.This garden is nothing short of a miracle – an oasis of natural beauty and human kindness intertwined. As I strolled through its peaceful pathways, I felt a profound sense of connection to both nature and my fellow community members.What truly sets this non-profit organization apart is its unwavering commitment to our neighborhood's well-being. Beyond the breathtaking flora, this garden is a sanctuary for unity and growth. It offers educational programs, therapeutic experiences, and nourishing produce to those in need. It's a shining example of how a garden can be a catalyst for positive change.The incredible individuals who volunteer their time and energy here are the backbone of this organization. Their dedication to fostering a sense of belonging and hope within our community is both humbling and heartening.To sum it up, our church-adjacent non-profit garden is more than just a garden; it's a symbol of the compassion and resilience that define our community. Supporting this organization isn't merely an option; it's a means of contributing to the enduring beauty and vitality of our shared space.”
“Not a bad thrift store, great selection of clothes and glassware , the prices were very good only reason its not a 5 star is it was very messy in the clothing area”
“This program is awesome!! it encompasses so many of the deeply personal, and interpersonal factors that go into starting and growing a business. The accountability one faces within ones own social circle is often toxic, so finding an objective third party is critical! Robert does a great job of keeping the program on track, the people engaged, and the discussions engaging. I highly recommend this type of structured evaluation for anybody approaching the market with an entrepreneurial interest. Its well worth the effort.”
“Update: I did speak with someone from the donation department and they were very kind and told me that they except most anything we want to bring because that is how they stay on business and that man was wrong. So I’ll change my rating from a one star for them but just beware that some people at the bins may not know and may act very rude.Horrible service at the bins. The man was accusing me of bringing trash because I had a small chip in a bowl. However the rest of the set was fine. He said I could ring a small lamp and small Christmas decor. He was yelling at me telling me he is sick of people bringing there trash. He took one of the knives from the knife set that was a complete set but wasn’t brand new and said this isn’t new we can’t take this and he broke the knife. I won’t be donating to them again”
“I have taken my child here for about eight months now and my son loves it. I feel safe with my son going there and I’m so happy that they have opened their early Headstart.”
“St John’s CCDC is the best. The teachers are so caring and make my son feel right at home. He’s always happy, learning new things, and excited to go each day. It’s hard as a mom not to be there, but I know he’s in such good hands. His daycare truly feels like his home away from home, and it gives me so much peace of mind.”
“Pastor Shawn Clay of Salt Lake Mission walks the talk. As the Executive Director, he and his team live out the scripture from James 1:27 which says,"Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world."Not only does Salt Lake Mission provide food, clothing, and shelter to the homeless, they also offer residential rehabilitation for those who are struggling. Celebrating 30 years in 2023, Salt Lake Mission is a non-profit church-based ministry to help our community transition out of poverty. They provide crisis intervention, counseling, and help folks with job placement.This year, they are holding the 8th annual "Mardi Bra" on March 8 to honor International Women's Day. They have been collecting feminine hygiene products, clothes, and toiletries for distribution to those in need.So if you're looking to make a difference in your community, please consider contributing to the Salt Lake Mission. Here are some additional events coming up that you may want to support: April 9, 2023 - Easter CelebrationMay 14, 2023 - Mother's Day CelebrationJune 16, 2023 - Juneteenth BBQJune 18, 2023 - Father's Day CelebrationJuly 15, 2023 - Putting for Pencils Charity Golf TournamentThey are truly doing God's work by providing for those in need. God bless you all.”
“Anthony Bordain, rest in peace. A show that was unforgettable! My family and I were watching his one of many great shows and learned the history of Laos. Check the YouTube out if you get the chance. I was a huge fan of his..?So, glad we went to this amazing New year 2025! First time since moving to Utah. I think ? if we as people in the community can come together and enjoy the amazing food of Laotian ( Laos) ?? food and culture and understand where it comes from and learn the history before judging. The country of Laos is a very beautiful country. My family and I were surprised ?. We learned so much of their culture, it’s quite remarkable history I might say. You would be amazed how this country have served this great nation in the time of war and We should take time and enjoy ? the best part of the year. A new beginning to share the traditional culture with all walks of life. Join any Lao new year every year! There are plenty and it’s quite fun ? we are definitely going to search for more places to go. I heard that Tennessee has a great show there too.. so off we go next year. Enjoy the pictures guys.”
“I came to the ‘Y’ in july’25. Read reviews and heard peoples stories about the place that made me scared to even go. But having no other choice I ended up going. & I don’t regret it one bit. The staff was amazing and comforting. And they are on their feet with a quickness to protect and handle everything quickly and don’t think twice. I stayed until the end of November and I can’t make one complaint or have one bad thing to say here. My daughters were comfortable and felt at home. My 3 year old was heart broken when we got our home and didn’t want to leave. So that says a lot!! This place helped me with counseling and my babies as well and we found ourselves finding ourselves back to who we really are and taking our power back from going through such an ugly situation. I loved this place personally. My case manager was MEGAN for a few days and she was absolutely amazing but then TESA also became my case manager within a week due to Megan having a leave and that lady really made my stay amazing. One of the best by far. She was on her A game as far as helping me with my housing and things for the babies and just checking in on us. Of course we have to do our part but she made things fall in place. I met some amazing people along the way like the housing lady and her sister who are now really important people to my kids. So if you decide to go to ywca DONT THINK TWICE AND MAKE THE DECISION. You won’t regret it. They help with so much resources it kind of makes you think why you waited so long to leave because most woman think they can’t do it alone. BUT YOU CAN! And they will set you up for greatness. Thank you so much ywca. ???”
“Working with UWSL is a glorious experience. I’m proud to be involved with their volunteerism, community events, and to donate.This is an organization of about 90 people trying to improve the community by fighting for the education, health, and financial stability of every member of the community.You can come visit their office from 8:00-5:00 Monday through Friday, and someone can help with any problem.”
“The people and community there are great people. I just started and am gonna continue to do my recovery here at FTR. I just started but from the expeirience that I have come to, is the best experience and support I have ever known. I wish I had known about this a long time ago. But I am here and gonna continue to go forward. Thank you guys!”