What if where you live didn’t limit what you could achieve?  At United Way of Salt Lake (and its affiliate, Utah’s Promise), their belief is that every person deserves the opportunity to thrive no matter their zip code, background, or circumstance. Bill Crim, CEO, joins us on this episode of the Impact Podcast and highlights the powerful partnerships and collective impact approach they’re taking to solve some of our community’s toughest challenges, including education, financial stability, health, and basic needs.  Be sure to tune in to learn about these efforts as well as the incredible “211” hotline resource made available to the public by this terrific organization, in partnership with others.

At Kids On The Move in Orem, Utah, every child matters and every family deserves support. Ryan Erickson, COO, and Mat Dastrup, CFO, join us on the Impact Podcast to share how Kids on the Move helps children with developmental delays, autism, and other challenges reach their full potential while giving parents the tools and hope they need to thrive. Whether it’s a first word, a new friend, or a moment of peace for a caregiver, Kids on the Move is making a meaningful difference every day!

Say hello to 47G, Utah’s premier nonprofit ecosystem for aerospace, defense, and cyber innovation. Our first question to Aaron Starks, CEO of 47G, on the podcast was centered around the organization’s name. It’s a nod to both pushing human limits (like Col. John Stapp’s record-breaking 47 Gs of force) and Utah’s pioneering spirit (July 24, 1847, the day Utah’s settlers arrived). We hope you’ll listen to this episode to learn how 47G is on a mission to foster talent, fund entrepreneurship, and accelerate innovation across the state and beyond.

Meet Canines With a Cause, a Utah nonprofit that’s changing lives by pairing rescued shelter dogs with military veterans suffering from PTSD and other challenges. Chloe Chinchilla, Operations Manager, and Harleigh Poulson join us on this episode of the Tanner Impact Podcast to share more about their innovative programs, including veteran-assisted training and foster care. They’re not just saving dogs, they’re saving people too; every dog they train becomes a psychiatric service companion, offering healing, hope, and unconditional love.

Did you know that 25% of Utah jobs rely on international trade? On this episode of the Tanner Impact podcast, Jonathan Freedman, President and CEO of the World Trade Center Utah, explains how they are leading efforts to support Utah businesses in international trade through their ecosystem of 2,600+ trade and investment partners. Utah businesses can tap into the expertise and extensive resources of World Trade Center Utah whether they are a sole proprietorship or a more mature business trying to begin or refine their international trade relationships.

To speak from experience is a powerful force for the future. Celeste Edmunds, Executive Director of the Christmas Box International, does just that as she shares on this episode her personal journey from experiencing homelessness and foster care as a child to running an organization that defends and supports children who are abused, neglected, trafficked, or facing homelessness. She highlights the unique ways this great organization partners with others around the state to help these children in need.

 From One Orphanage to a Global Movement

What started out as a project to help one or two orphanages, has now grown into a global effort to support and sustain orphanages and related services throughout the world. On this episode of the Impact podcast, Kent White, Executive Director of A Child’s Hope Foundation, shares about his more than 20 year involvement with the organization as it has grown from several humanitarian trips to now scaling their global “Collective” network of diverse stakeholders working towards improving the lives of children in vulnerable situations. The Collective offers NGOs, care providers, and government officials an opportunity to connect, collaborate, and access resources.

Who Was the Mentor Who Changed Your Life?

A caring mentor can change the trajectory of a life.

On this episode of the Impact Podcast, we’re joined by Jill Sundstrom, COO, and Sarah Abraham, Marketing Manager of Big Brothers Big Sisters Utah, to discuss the transformative power of mentorship.

Hear how meaningful relationships help young people overcome challenges, unlock their potential, and achieve their dreams.

Don’t miss this inspiring conversation about the life-changing power of connection and support. Tune in now!

What’s Your Switchpoint Moment?

Have you ever made a decision that completely changed your path?

In this episode of the Impact Podcast, we’re joined by Carol Hollowell, Executive Director of Switchpoint, who shares with us the inspiring story behind this transformative organization.

Switchpoint’s innovative approach combines tailored services with participant-run enterprises to help individuals and families experiencing homelessness and poverty achieve self-reliance.

💡 Discover how they’re creating lasting change. Tune in now!

From Donuts to Housing: The Inspiring Mission of The Other Side Village

What do housing, accountability, and donuts have in common? At The Other Side Village, everything!

On the latest episode of the Impact Podcast, we talk with Preston Cochrane, CEO, and Robbie Myrick, Prep School Manager, about how this innovative organization is transforming lives.

The Other Side Village goes beyond building homes—it creates opportunities for self-reliance and “whole person change”. Through resident-run ventures like The Other Side Donuts, they’re fostering hope, growth, and sustainable impact.

🎧 Tune in now to hear how they’re reshaping lives and communities!