Mission: OUTreach Resource Centers is a non-profit collection of youth resource centers dedicated to transforming communities and saving lives through comprehensive programming, community advocacy, and training designed to promote positive outcomes for underserved populations.
Direct beneficiaries per year: Over 500 youth that
Geographic areas served: Northern Utah
Programs: Outreach is dedicated to transforming communities and saving lives through our centers for youth, community projects, programs and forums. We specialize in working to prevent youth suicide, homelessness and bullying and rally communities to be better informed and able to work together in ways that save lives and transform families, schools and regions. We mentor other organizations in starting their own outreach centers, with 23 now operating all over the united states. We partner with non-profit organizations, schools, universities, government and business partners and faith communities on special projects, notably our safe & sound host home project with mormons building bridges.
outreach is dedicated to transforming communities and saving lives through our centers for youth, community projects, programs and forums. We specialize in working to prevent youth suicide, homelessness and bullying and rally communities to be better informed and able to work together in ways that save lives and transform families, schools and regions. We mentor other organizations in starting their own outreach centers, with 23 now operating all over the united states. We partner with non-profit organizations, schools, universities, government and business partners and faith communities on special projects, notably our safe & sound host home project with mormons building bridges.
Donor & Volunteer Advisory
This organization's nonprofit status may have been revoked or it may have merged with another
organization or ceased operations.
Since beginning my term as Board Treasurer in June of 2014 I have worked with the Board of Directors to establish, implement, and execute the mission and vision of the organization while also creating policies that ensure the organization operates at the highest of ethical standards. The Board of Directors is committed to conducting the business of our organization in a way that is consistent with the values that guide our organization's actions.
More than ten years ago, along with another straight middle-aged woman, I co-founded OUTreach. We started in our church basement with attendance of 5 youth from DaVinci charter school. One of them, Jackson Carter swears that OUTreach saved his life. Jackson has since gone on to be the first openly gay member and finalist on the reality TV show, "World's Biggest Loser. From that tiny beginning, we have become our own non-profit organization and now serve 500+ LGBT youth annually in Ogden, Clearfield, Logan and Brigham City.
