Randy Judd-Firehouse Subs charity-Discussed the mission of the charity and how it helps bring essential equipment to emergency crews that are in need. Also talked about the many ways the company is able to raise funds to help these emergency departments be able to perform their duties. Concluded by going over ways to help donate and the various things the company is doing to raise awareness of the issues they believe are important.

Dawn Wright-Shriners Hospital for Children-Discussed the ways the hospitals are helping children in need of special care to be able to enjoy life. Also talked about various programs and initiatives being taken by the hospital to increase awareness and assistance of children with disabilities. Concluded by going over volunteer opportunities and how to donate to the organization.

Ginette Bott-Utah Food Bank-Discussed the various ways the Utah Food bank is helping people during the holidays be able to feed themselves. Also talked about the success of some of the programs of the food bank to make sure kids do not go hungry when school is out for the weekend. Concluded by going over volunteer opportunities available for people looking to help.

Bob Dunn and Amanda Hughes-Boys and Girls Club-Discussed how the club is helping kids through school and in finding work after graduation. Also talked about ways that the club is helping to get kids through college and on the road to success so they can be a contributing member of society. Concluded by going over how the club is helping kids give back to the community.

Wade Carpenter-Park City Police Chief-Discussed the rise of synthetic drugs among teens and the dangers these drugs pose. Also talked about how important it is for parents to be involved in the teen's life and things to watch for in order to catch their teens if they suspect anything. Concluded by going over what parents should do to prevent their kids from using drugs.

Frank Devito and Paul Diamond-Warrior Camp-Discussed therapy programs for returning combat vets and how important those programs can be. Also talked about the difficult road to recovery and how essential it is to not delay treatment if signs of PTSD begin to manifest. Concluded by going over various support groups and channels of help for those struggling with returning to civilian life.

Bruce Huff and Mark Griffon-Boy Scouts of America-Discussed how scouting can help kids going through tough times in their lives and the values the program instills in them. Also talked about the different scouting opportunities for refugees and those outside of the LDS faith. Concluded by going over how the organization is teaching scouts important life skills, as well as the ongoing need for donations and volunteers.

Lawrence Hopper-Utah Highway Patrol-Discussed the new seatbelt law and how important it is to buckle up while driving. Also talked about efforts being taken by UHP to reduce accidents and their work to hit Utah's goal of zero fatalities on Utah's roads. Concluded by going over what to do when wildlife enters the roadway, as well as how to handle winter driving conditions.

Colleen Begg-Lion Conservation program in Africa-Discussed ongoing efforts to protect and save lion populations that are dwindling in Africa. Also talked about how locals in Africa are working with conservation programs around the world to preserve the natural habitats of wild animals, as well as efforts to prevent and minimize instances of poaching. Concluded by going over the "96 Elephants" program that Utah's Hogle Zoo is participating in, and how important it is to preserve the elephant species.

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