Mission and Invitation
The Wasatch Community Foundation is dedicated to advancing the well-being of every resident in the Heber Valley by meeting people where they are—whether in moments of need or opportunity.
We believe that true community thrives when everyone has access to the essential pillars of a fulfilling life: Health, Education, Recreation, the Arts, and Human Services.
Our Pillars of Service
We promote physical, mental, and emotional well-being by supporting access to quality healthcare, preventive services, and community wellness initiatives.
We respond to essential human needs—such as food, housing, transportation, and safety—by connecting people to compassionate support and critical resources.
We empower lifelong learning by investing in educational programs, scholarships, and partnerships that support individuals from early childhood through adulthood.
We enhance quality of life by developing inclusive recreational opportunities that encourage physical activity, outdoor engagement, and community connection.
We enrich the cultural fabric of Heber Valley by supporting creative expression through community programs, local artists, and enable access to diverse arts experiences.
We're Making an Impact
Building Stronger, Healthier Schools Together
Building Stronger, Healthier Schools Together For the fifth consecutive year, the Wasatch Community Foundation has proudly partnered with the Wasatch
A New Community Asset Rolls Into Heber Valley: Southfield Park Pump Track Opens!
What an incredible day for recreation, community, and the future of outdoor access in the Heber Valley! On May 29,
Chief Tabby Statue to Be Unveiled on Memorial Day in Heber City
Community members are invited to gather in remembrance and celebration on Memorial Day, Monday, May 25 at 9:00 a.m., for the
Donor Recognition
PLATINUM SPONSORS
Mari Dougherty
Tom & Linda Whitaker Foundation
Rink & Karen Smith
D. Scott Phillips
Laura and Jay Jankowski
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