A look at some of the organizations we support

At the heart of every thriving community are institutions that understand the value of giving back. First Utah Bank, a steadfast supporter of local non-profits through its Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) program, exemplifies this ethos. Today, we shine a light on some of the impactful organizations that First Utah Bank stands behind.

Tabitha’s Way – North Pantry
Fighting Food Insecurity in Northern Utah County
Tabitha’s Way North Pantry provides essential food assistance to residents in need, backed by First Utah Bank’s support for purchasing new refrigeration equipment. This partnership ensures fresh food is always available to those who need it most.

Neighborhood House
Empowering Lives Through Affordable Day Care and Support Services
Neighborhood House, with its mission of enriching, empowering, and educating individuals through quality, affordable daycare and support services, aligns perfectly with First Utah Bank’s community-driven goals.

Maliheh Free Clinic
Healthcare for Those in Need
This clinic offers free quality medical services to uninsured and low-income individuals. First Utah Bank’s grant helps with essential training and computer system upgrades, ensuring continuous and improved service provision.

Women of the World
Helping Refugee Women Rebuild
Women of the World supports displaced women, offering services like English classes, career development, and mentorships in the Salt Lake Community. First Utah Bank is proud to support such vital, empowering work.

USANA Kids Eat – Taylorsville Elementary
Combatting Child Hunger
First Utah Bank aids the USANA Kids Eat program, which strives to eliminate child hunger, particularly among those in the free or reduced lunch program at Taylorsville Elementary. This support is fundamental in ensuring these students have a consistent, nutritious meal.

The Green Urban Lunchbox
Cultivating Community and Fresh Food
This innovative initiative transforms urban spaces into thriving gardens, thus fostering a resilient food culture. First Utah Bank’s grant aids in expanding these urban gardens, connecting Salt Lake County residents with fresh, healthy produce.

International Rescue Committee (IRC) – Salt Lake City
Rebuilding Lives for Refugees
IRC Salt Lake City helps refugees and immigrants thrive in America. First Utah Bank’s support contributes to IRC’s comprehensive resettlement services that help these individuals rebuild their lives in a new, safe environment.

Discovery Gateway Children’s Museum
Mental Health Care for Our Youngest Citizens
Through its CRA program, First Utah Bank supports the Children’s Center, a lifeline for families seeking mental health treatment for their young children, particularly those from low to moderate-income households.

ShelterKids, Inc.
A Safe Haven for Youth in Crisis
ShelterKids provides emergency residential care, temporary housing, counseling, and healthcare for abused or neglected children in Salt Lake County. First Utah Bank’s grant aids in these critical services, offering stability during these children’s most trying times.

Salt Lake Mission
Aiding Salt Lake City’s Homeless and Underserved
Salt Lake Mission, a church-based rescue mission ministry, provides food, clothing, and other essentials to the homeless and those in need in Salt Lake City. With support from First Utah Bank, the Mission can extend its services, including its residential rehabilitation program for men struggling with addiction and shuttle service bringing the homeless to a Day Center for support and services.

First Utah Bank is not just a financial institution; it is a dedicated community partner. By strategically allocating its CRA grants, First Utah Bank contributes significantly to the vitality, health, and stability of the communities it serves, making a tangible difference in the lives of Utah’s most vulnerable populations. Through these partnerships, First Utah Bank exemplifies the profound impact that businesses can have when they commit to positive, community-focused initiatives.

With First Utah Bank, you’re not just choosing a bank – you’re choosing a neighbor who cares.