We hope this message finds you in good health! Due to COVID-19, we have had to make adjustments in the way we serve the community. We want you to know of our commitment to taking all precautions necessary to ensure the health and safety of all RPNC Staff, volunteers, and neighbors.
That being said, WE ARE STILL HERE! We have modified our programming and services to be as safe as possible.
We are committed to serve the Community during this difficult time. Please reach out for more information regarding our programs and services!
We offer FREE distance learning tutoring groups to non-native speaking adult learners. Check out our English Language Learning page to sign-up. For more information or to sign-up, visit the center, or call 385-301-8257
Technology helps create more engaging curriculum as well as allowing students to continue their learning at home, on their phones or in the center’s computer lab. Group space is limited. Stop by the center to learn more!
2021 Summer Program | TBD | Check back June 2021 for more information
Volunteer are vital to fulfilling our mission! We have a various volunteer opportunities available!
We have both virtual and in-person opportunities!
Check out the Volunteer Page to get started!
GSF Scholarship is a humanitarian effort to educate highly motivated and academically strong college students with a Hispanic/Latino background. We do not consider status when awarding scholarship opportunity.
ROLLING DEADLINE!
We partner with different organizations to bring more resources to the community! To learn about what they offer the center, check out the Community Partners page! If you would like to partner with us email us at info@gsfutah.org!
ROLLING DEADLINE!
Everyday we meet such great people and see the positive impact they have on their community. We want to honor their efforts and help those who may be down on their luck. You can help by nominating an individual, family, or business from the Rose Park Community.
We do this through providing opportunities, services, and resources within Neighborhood Centers located where clients live. Whether that's providing homework help to youth, providing child care to adults in our English Learning program, or offering a space for cultural celebrations; we exist for the community.
Chairman
Jim graduated with a bachelor’s degree from the University of Utah, and a Master of Financial Services from the American College. His professional career is in financial investments and advising. He has held many positions professionally and in the community including President of the Salt Lake Association of Life Underwriters; Director, Steering Committee for the University of Utah Planned Giving Foundation; Member of Advisory Committee to Grant Taggart Symposium (BYU); and Member of Utah State Insurance Board Continuing Education Committee.
For the past 9 years Jim has been the managing trustee for the Good Samaritan Foundation, a private foundation assisting refugees, which he cofounded.
Adviser to the Board
Tom graduated from the University of Utah with a degree in Economics, Banking and Finance.
He is a co-founder of The Good Samaritan Foundation which provides resources to refugees and which sponsors Neighborhood Centers Utah. He is a land developer and builder, having acquired 35 acres of prime real estate in Salt Lake County. He developed the idea that Salt Lake City needed and wanted a Class “A” business park, and then created the Union Park Center complex that currently has 10 large office buildings with a total of approximately 800,000 square feet.
Tom now spends most his time helping refugees and others in need.