The Arts Pillar is often asked to sponsor different Heber Valley programs throughout the year. We have a fund set aside for local providers who request our sponsorships and donations for their arts-related programs.
Wasatch Community Foundation is helping to raise funds for Timpanogos Valley Theater for a new and upgraded sound system. This contribution will be used right away during TVT’s upcoming production of “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” which will begin in August. UPDATE: This project is fully funded!
Heber Valley Arts is making upgrades to the Soldier Hollow Amphitheater. WCF is raising funds to support this improvement.
Wasatch High School is beefing up their current trades program, and WCF is helping to raise funds to specifically help the high school undertake this new expansion to their program.
Approximately 30% of Wasatch High School graduates don’t go on to college. We’re working with UVU and Wasatch High School to provide funds for a new trades program. Funds are required for equipment and staff, and partnerships for student training are needed in HVAC, plumbing, electric, and construction industries.
UVU Wasatch Campus is developing a newly-accredited Hospitality and Tourism degreed program, beginning Fall of 2021. WCF is hoping to support this program with needed funds for new staff and equipment, along with new partnerships with local resorts, hotels, and restaurants.
The Heath Pillar is often asked to sponsor different Heber Valley programs throughout the year. We have a fund set aside for local providers who request our sponsorships and donations for their health-and-wellness-related programs.
The Health Pillar supports and sponsors many additional local programs that are produced on a regular basis by other community providers, including the kids’ Mile-by-Mile Marathon, Safety Fairs, First Responder Training, and more.
Having a sense of community is an important part of overall health and well-being. This annual program is a community Thanksgiving Dinner provided by local restaurants and donors alike. We invite all to attend, and we ensure our most vulnerable residents are invited to participate.
We provide awards to local Wasatch County schools that are serving healthier meals and snacks, getting students to move more, offer high-quality health and physical education, support staff wellness, and empower staff to be healthy role models.
