Help Us Fill Our Shelves With #ValleyUnited In Utah County, there are more than 73,600 people every day who don’t have access to enough food for a healthy life, including one in seven children. These people often have to decide between food and housing or medicine....

This holiday season, there's a new way to give to Community Action Services and Food Bank and other local charities. For the first time, as part of the Light the World campaign from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, there will be a Giving Machine at...

Did you watch "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" growing up, or are your children catching old episodes online? Through his TV show, he taught children—and adults—the magic of kindness and generosity. He believed in treating everyone as a neighbor and caring for the most...

Three Steps for Food Drive Success Every day in Utah County, nearly 74,000 people—or 12.8 percent of the population—don’t have access to enough food to be healthy. Of those people, more than 28,000 are children. Luckily, we live in a community with a generous...

When you look around Utah, Summit, and Wasatch counties, you see breathtaking vistas, bustling cities, and outdoor activities. You probably don’t think about poverty and hungry children. Despite the thriving cities and beautiful views, though, too many...

Utah Valley is full of entrepreneurs, ranking at the top of Top 10 lists of best places to start a business. There even are a variety of business incubators ready to help people get startups off the ground. But what if your business dream has less to do...

Gardening is one of the most popular pastimes in the U.S., with the number of gardeners growing every year. Adults younger than 35 are one of the fastest-growing demographics in gardening, accounting for 29 percent of gardening households, according to the...

The ground has thawed, and the snow is receding from the mountains. Flowers are finally blooming and the last threat of frost for the season (likely) is gone along the Wasatch Front. So what does that mean? It’s time to start planning and planting your...

It’s not always easy to get kids involved in activities you want them to do. That’s true for learning to cook a meal, chores around the house, hiking or even volunteering. All of those things have value, teaching life lessons and skills—especially...

Millennials, who comprise the largest living generation in the U.S., care about causes. They are more likely than members of other generations to do business with companies associated with a cause and they like to work for companies that give back. They...