UNA News

2020 Vision: Strengthening Nonprofits That Strengthen Our Community

20/20 Vision for a Stronger Utah

Celebrating 20 years of non profit service and envisioning a stronger Utah in the next 20 years.

Join us on Thursday October 28, 7:30 - 9:30 a.m. Dr. Geoffrey Tabin, co-founder of the Himalayan Cataract Project, renowned motivational speaker and Dalai Lama Unsung Heroes award recipient will deliver the keynote address. Anne Burkholder, Chriss Sharer and Steven Ott will also speak. READ MORE

Please preregister HERE to reserve your place.

Member Benefit Spotlight

Do your grant research in your pajamas! GrantStation offers UNA members a $25 subscription! - READ MORE

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Nonprofit Community Alerts

What Our Members Have To Say...

"I just wanted to thank UNA on behalf oh Local First Utah for being such a great resource. We had a bunch of interviews yesterday for our summer intern position and almost everyone referenced the UNA website as the place where they saw the posting. The work that you and your team are doing is obviously working, so keep it up!" ~Amy McCuaig, Local First Utah

Utah Cares

Utah Nonprofits Association, KCPW and Utah Public Radio are partnering to produce short radio spots demonstrating the positive impacts of local nonprofit organizations. Utah Cares features a series of stories from diversified nonprofits.

Submit an application for an organization that you feel has done an exceptional job. Follow the link to find out out more and fill out the online form.

Nonprofit FAQs

Q: How many nonprofits are there in Utah?

A: As of January 2010 there were approximately 5,500 registered nonprofits!

Our Mission

The mission of Utah Nonprofits Association is to strengthen the Utah nonprofit community by:

Strengthening the quality of nonprofit leadership and management.
Enhancing the effectiveness of nonprofit organizations.
Promoting greater understanding of the role and impact of nonprofit organizations.
Encouraging networking and cooperative efforts among nonprofit organizations.