www.ntasutah.org, 30th Gala Anniversary Celebration, Please join us in celebration our 30th year anniversary. Please check out our facebook on ntasfacebook or Talakoula facebook. Visit our facebook and book your seat.

The Wesley Bell Ringers  BINGO for Bells! Fundraiser FAMILY GAME NIGHT Saturday • March 22 • 6-8pm Christ United Methodist Church 2375 East 3300 South We're switching things up at this event to focus on the FUN!  Dinner is not included, but there will be a fully stocked concession stand with snacks, beverages, and ringers at your service!  Your $5 ticket to enter includes popcorn and a free BINGO card. Extra games will be just $5 all night.  Cash & venmo are preferred (but we can do credit cards too).  We’ll sell tickets at the entrance but don't forget to bring extra cash if you decide to try some of the other games once you see how much fun everyone is having!    🎟️  Tickets available at the door but please RSVP so we can plan for MAXIMUM FUN!!  🎟️  Get ready to try a variety of game options besides BINGO!   It will be an exciting evening filled with laughter, friendly competition, and prizes!  Plus, you’ll be supporting a great cause!  Your participation helps The Wesley Bell Ringers pay for uniforms, equipment, tour travel costs and other opportunities for some pretty amazing young people!   Please RSVP Here:  linktr.ee/thewesleybellringers                                                                           ✨     ✨     ✨     ✨ All proceeds support the Wesley Bell Ringers music program.  For more information, visit http://www.thewesleybellringers.com or linktr.ee/thewesleybellringers. #BINGO  #GameNight  #FamilyFun!

Join Friends of Alta and Laura Vernon for a special talk about Ecology, economics, and the future of Great Salt Lake. Learn more about Great Salt Lake and what you can do to help. Laura Vernon Bio: Laura Vernon is the Great Salt Lake Basin Planner with the Utah Department of Natural Resources Division of Water Resources. For nearly 20 years she has worked with federal, state, and local governments and industry leaders on contemporary planning and environmental policy issues in the West. With a Master’s in Public Administration and BA in Psychology, her education and professional experience focuses on land use and water planning, public involvement, socioeconomic analyses, project management and strategic planning. She has worked on numerous exciting and innovative Great Salt Lake-related projects over the last 10 years including the development of the 2013 Great Salt Lake Comprehensive Management Plan and the recent explorations of the economic and ecological impacts of a declining Great Salt Lake. Currently, Laura is managing the first-ever Great Salt Lake Basin Integrated Basin Plan. Free event but donations are welcome! https://events.humanitix.com/friends-of-alta-speaker-series-great-salt-lake-decreases-in-lake-level-increases-in-attention-and-opportunity

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The Judge Michael Wei Kwan Lectures honor Judge Kwan’s legacy to the community and his 20 years as an adjunct faculty, advisor and mentor to SLCC’s Criminal Justice Program. In his memory, this annual event will feature local and national speakers to address SLCC and the communities we serve on current and relevant topics in equity, law, judicial reform and community engagement. This year's event is scheduled for 1 p.m. on Tuesday, April 8, in TB 104 at the Redwood Campus. Dr. Michael Minch will be the featured speaker. The lecture series is sponsored by The Office of the Provost for Academic Affairs and supported by a speaker nomination/selection committee. Judge Michael Wei Kwan Lecture featuring Dr. Michael Minch Keynote Presentation "Healing Conversations: How to Build Peace in Divided Communities" Tuesday, April 8, 2025 1 p.m. Taylorsville Redwood Campus 4600 S Redwood Rd. Rampton Technology Building (TB) Room 104 The political culture of the United States is deeply fractured. Republicans and Democrats view one another with suspicion, anger, resentment, and distrust. A significant number of people claim an endorsement of, or willingness to participate in, violence, to “restore” the America they desire. What can be done? How can this dangerous and unsettling divide be bridged? Can we experience healing? How can we learn to understand one another, to speak empathetically and encouragingly with one another? What can we learn from conflict analysis and peacebuilding as it has been practiced in the world’s conflict-intense regions? How can we move forward together, building greater communication, appreciation, and reconciliation with others? How can we build a deeper democracy and more peaceful society? Dr. Minch’s lecture, “Healing Conversations: How to Build Peace in Divided Communities” will address these questions and give answers to them. Professor Minch is both a scholar of conflict and conflict transformation, and also an experienced peacebuilder and teacher of peacebuilding and reconciliation in various global locations. Seating is first come, first served and doors open at 12:30 p.m. Free parking for this event will be available in parking lots Q, P, and R. If you need ADA accommodations, please contact the Accessibility & Disability Services by phone at 801-957-4659 or by TTY at 801-957-4646.

The 2025 Hope and Healing Celebration honors the strength, resilience, and renewal that survivors of sexual violence demonstrate every day. This event will highlight our collective commitment to creating a world where survivors can thrive and empower individuals to be part of that change. https://www.raperecoverycenter.org/hope-and-healing

Join us for our 14th annual Night at the Warehouse gala on Saturday, April 26, at our Salt Lake warehouse. This year, we’re celebrating with the theme “In Full Bloom,” a tribute to our new operational structure as we build a stronger food assistance network for the future. This event features dinner, engaging live and silent auctions, and much more. all from the epicenter of our work – our warehouse. You can support this event by purchasing individual tickets or a table of ten, joining as a Corporate Sponsor or donating an item for our silent or live auctions. We are always collecting silent and live auction items, as well as gift certificates to local restaurants. If you would like to donate a new item or know someone who does, please contact Heidi Cannella at heidic@utahfoodbank.org or 801-887-1278.