This year we changed our “Annual Winter Coat Drive” to “Winter Clothing Drive”, with the goal of expanding on potential donations.

With the help of the Utah Safety Council, we had a great donation to give to The Road Home shelter.

Thanks to your generous donations many people will be a little bit warmer this winter season.

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We are grateful for all of the sponsors and supporters of this year’s dinner and silent auction fundraiser. The event was held in the majestic facility of the Associated General Contractors. The food was delicious, and the technical speaker, Carly Baez was highly relevant and informative. Everyone attending enjoyed the event and those bidding on items got some great bargains.

For our annual Coat and Blanket drive – John Wojciechowski of the Utah Safety Council & Doug Handy were able to take the donations to the Road Home Shelter. 

The Road Home Shelter was very, very grateful and thanked us for our efforts and donations.  This will make Christmas and the holidays better for so many.