I just learned about this organization recently through Dance4ACause with Utah celebrity, Tia Bee…read moreStokes. She instructed a Dance Camp recently, in which the proceeds donated to Saprea, which provides help to children and victims of sexual abuse and trauma. The building is located in the Thanksgiving Point area, down the street from the Younique Building. The building is massive and beautiful, very inviting. The president shared a beautiful story of how this organization started, which inspired my nephew to want to volunteer and share the message. We got to see the auditorium where our "dance recital" was shown over a projector, but the participants were able to get up and be interactive. What a great organization which is so valuable to the community! We need more organizations like this!

This is a wonderful organization. As a child sexual abuse survivor, I can not say enough about…read moretheir retreat, education, and prevention materials. Getting together a bunch of women who have lived in secrecy , pain, shame and deep loneliness gave us what we needed as kids. Safety, belonging and a sisterhood of wonderful friends is how we left the retreat. THIS is a legitimate mental health organization, with specially trained therapists. It may seem scary, the unknown, but the truth is if you are unlucky enough meet the qualifications to make it to the retreat, you will be safe, cared for and given the tools to resolve what that abuse has done to your mind, emotions, spirit and body.

Rocio did an amazing job for me and had it back to me the next day. Simple communication made…read moreeverything so easy. Highly recommend.

Fastest alteration I've ever had! Rocio was very sweet and helpful. I needed alterations on a pair…read moreof suit pants and a bridesmaid dress within three days. She had it done within three hours! Rocio also altered the dress a second time for me at no additional charge just to make sure it was perfect. She will have my business in the future and I absolutely recommend her!!

Overall: beautiful aquarium, clean exhibits, kind knowledgeable and welcoming employees, not too…read morecrowded, great variety of creatures and attractions We are not local. We visited at opening on a Sunday and it wasn't crowded at all. We saw so many cool exhibits, a leopard, a dwarf cuttlefish, flash light fish, many types of sea horses, birds, a sloth, an octopus, an otter, and so much more. It was clean and easy to walk around. I liked how many of the exhibits were lower so my 2 year old could see them on his own. They had cool indoor and outdoor spaces, a big slide, an awesome indoor playground that costs $3 extra per kid, a free small outdoor playground, tables inside and outside, a giant ship for kids to play in, and educational programs throughout the day. It was a really great visit.

Stopped by this massive, totally awesome aquarium during our trip to Utah. We weren't expecting it…read moreto be this big and we spent close to 2 hours here getting our steps in and learning about new things we've never knew about. I think the last aquarium I visited before this one was the Monterey Bay Aquarium in California back in 2015. We arrived here a little after noontime on a Friday. I believe it was the last day of school for kids in Utah the same day we were here, so the parking lot was packed. But despite this, we were easily able to find a parking space close to the entrance. You purchase your ticket and then they scan it around the corner, prompting access to the aquarium. We saw so many animals here, including non-aquatic animals, such as various birds and reptiles. It kinda felt like that this was an aquarium/zoo hybrid. The first thing we saw were jellyfishes and how our visions differ from other animals' visions. It's important to remember not to use flash photography when taking pictures of all the animals, as this can spook them. The shark exhibit here, which was wild, was very similar to the one at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, where we live. Two separate touch tank are inside, featuring starfish, sea urchins, and stingrays. They have a South America exhibit and being inside felt like I was exactly in the middle of the jungle in South America with its' humidity in full effect. Inside this exhibit was a massive yellow anaconda, I believe it was about 48" long. I don't like snakes at all, and I'm not going to talk about this any further, so I didn't look at it too much. Other animals found in this exhibit were the red macaw parrot, a toucan, and some poisonous frogs. The frogs were trying to hide from us but weren't trying hard enough. Upon leaving, we almost missed out on seeing the Ford Expedition Asia exhibit (sponsored by the Ford Motor Company?), which can be found on the opposite side of the aquarium. It's a good thing we looked at the directory before we left, because we didn't see it when we first entered. This exhibit is definitely good for kids because they have a playground inside. Before leaving, we stopped at the gift shop and picked up some souvenirs to take back with us. I got myself a snow globe, a sticker to put on my water bottle, and a magnet for one of my friends who enjoys collecting magnets. They have a lot of stuff to choose from, but the snow globe, the sticker and the magnet were some of my favorites that caught my eye. This was definitely worth visiting! I highly recommend if you're ever in Utah.

Wow wee! No more junk (trimmings, old bricks, broken this and that's). And 3 large appliances, 1…read morefull sized mattress and the base. In addition my patio is now a working patio. And, I can see the concrete. They used a broom to get the dust off. Very professional men and they will talk to you with a cheerful note in their voices. When they were moving the large items out of my home they were very careful not to barge into my plant stands or trip over several rugs. I didn't have any idea how to gauge the load volume of my stuff. I estimated a full load. Nope. It was half a load. Their truck looks very well maintained and it' clean considering the stuff that goes in it. Value??? The bill was one half of my own estimate. I suggest that if you need this type of service give them a call. They will come to your house driving their truck. They are ready to load. If you want to look further, they are fine with that.

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At first, I thought this was a tech bros club-where young white dudes get together to humble brag…read moreabout their start ups, raising capital, valuation and the sort. Then I became one of them and realized that it's still pretty true. But you get what you put in to it, and if you are willing to set aside stereotypes and immerse yourself in the goodness that can be had, you'll benefit-even if you're not a tech bro. Check out a workshop, a panel discussion or a networking group. Come with an open mind and be willing to listen more than you speak. There's bound to be a nugget of goodness or two.

Since moving to Lehi, I have become very familiar with Silicon Slopes and their movement. While I…read moream not necessarily in a tech or startup company, I find Silicon Slopes to be a fascinating organization. While learning more about Silicon Slopes, it has blown me away to see just how many companies sponsor them. Huge names local to Utah like Harmon's, Young Living, the Utah Jazz, University of Utah Health and Zions Bank sponsor them. While there are also massive corporations sponsoring them as well such as Amazon Web Services, Google, American Express, Adobe, Nasdaq, Overstock, iHeartMedia, and AAA. It is truly incredible to see the community that Silicon Slopes is building for entrepreneurs and I love the mission behind what they are doing. Silicon Slopes believes opportunity may only exist to all if we are willing to extend it to all; the work they are doing is a perfect reflectance of such. Recently, I attended my first "Silicon Slopes Conversation". At first, I was really intimidated to walk in. As I sat in my car, I noticed the crowd walking in was all men twice my age that could be CEOs or huge names in businesses too. Upon walking in, I was greeted by the girl at the front desk and she checked me into the event. She was super kind and was concise about how the event was going to go. I walked in and went to grab myself some lunch that was provided. They had chicken, broccoli, potatoes, and salad catered in. They also had cold bottled waters available. From there, I went to take a seat at the desks that they had arranged in front of the stage. I LOVED the desks so much--I can't think of any other public, adult setting that has implemented desks like this but I really enjoyed it. Part of that stems from the fact that I value my personal space and I also just love how unique it is. We were able to view a live interview with a CEO, just a few feet away from us. There was so much valuable information and I always find other people's stories to success to be fascinating. After the official interview, they opened a Q&A up to the crowd for any additional questions they may have for the interviewee. Once all proposed questions were answered, people broke off to chat more. The fact that Silicon Slopes puts this on for free-lunch included, is absolutely incredible to me! It is such an awesome experience as it is, but not having to pay admission or for the food provided is a great added perk to the already awesome event. The lasting impression for me personally with Silicon Slopes was nothing short of amazing. I was pleasantly surprised by my experience. I have been to other experiences similar and I have been dismissed and belittled because of being a clear minority in the room, because my journey may not be the same as others, or because I may not as "high up" as others at the moment. However, my experience with Silicon Slopes was not like this at all. My interactions with others felt very open-minded and inspirational. I felt empowered and like I belong. I was so thankful that I was given a chance and that it was such an incredible, welcoming experience. If there is anything you take from this review, I hope it is to be as open-minded to Silicon Slopes as they are to all of us. There are so many opportunities to be involved and get to experience the cool things they put together. Find a way to make it to the Summit or one of the career conversations someday soon. There is so many takeaways, so many things you can learn, and so many cool connections you can make because of it.

We recently hired JVA because or initial movers fell short of what we expected. Despite the short…read morein time request JVA arrived within the hour. They completed the task in 30~40 min and respected our property and protected the appliances and property. JVA is the former red barn, I did not know this.

Amazing moving experience! I will absolutely use this company again! They were very kind,…read moreprofessional, and affordable!

Chad and Jennifer are great to work with! They took care of some of my pop-up and backdrop banner…read moreneeds for an upcoming event. They were super fast and VERY communicative. Chad even delivered it back to me when it was finished to save me time. I Highly Recommend Stonebridge Printing!

I had a banner made to put on the front of my house. We loved and the turn around service was…read moregreat. It's nice and my son loved it. It was personalize to us. I will only go to them for my printing needs.