Buffalo Blessings directors Anna and Rod Bennett are especially gifted at eliciting donations of…read morefood and goods for the Hopi and Navajo people; everything from potatoes to school supplies to a tractor (seriously, a donated tractor!). We joined them for a "Hopi Run" a couple years ago and saw the looks of joy on residents' faces. Several Hopi told us that donations from most governmental and religious groups come with strings attached, and are refused as a result. They say they appreciate donations from Buffalo Blessings because there are no strings attached.

The Bountiful Food Pantry serves as a backup resource for individuals and families in need of food…read moreassistance. They have a nicely stocked warehouse and a store entrance for clients to get an allotment of food sustenance. It is staffed with friendly volunteers. I drop off an over abundance of my garden vegetables; today, a couple of big bags of peaches and some tomatillos. They also accept canned food donations. It's great to have this resource for those who might be in temporary need of food and also as a place to donate excess produce from the garden.

This place is amazing, very friendly staff, and I love what they do for our community. I have…read morereferred several friends and family's here and they love it. They always tell me how wonderful everyone there was. So i wanted to say thank you to everyone. I really think they deserve more recognition than they get. Thank you for everything you all do, you guys are awesome. God Bless

WRCNU is a vital resource in Utah. My friend and I have brought several young animals in need of…read morecare, like a pair of baby barn swallows. They fell out of their nest in a parking garage with one sibling already run over. We received updates on them, including when they were released among a big population of barn swallows to live their lives. Shameful that the Ogden mayor is sacrificing this charity organization for a parking lot. Save the WRCNU!

I've been bringing birds here for a little over ten years to be saved and they're absolutely…read moreamazing! so glad a place like this exits and will be at a new location soon!

We bought four chairs for a table for our 18-year-olds first apartment. He loves them, we love…read morethem and wonder why anyone would ever give things like this away. The staff was so kind. Hip hip hooray for Habitat!

I appreciate the customer service they have provided, . the selection of goods have helped me.read more

April 2025 south ogden conservation district main water line broke behind my 56 foot long 6 foot…read morehigh retaining wall causing it to collapse and be totally destroyed. They had no clue as the insurance process works and thru their ignorance all the sub contractors they hired were not paid and they sent me all the bills for the contractors. I had to hire a lawyer to sort their mess out and to have the subcontractors paid. This is not the first time I've had problems with them. BE VERY WARY WHEN DEALING WITH THEM.

Great community resource to learn about local plants, watering and conservation strategies. You can…read moredemo different types of sprinklers, walk through their learning garden where the plants are well-labeled for the most part. My only suggestion was for the docent to be a little better versed in the plants. The facility also offers free classes covering landscaping, succulents, localscapes, perennials, houseplants and more. Don't miss their once-a-year Spring Garden Fair.

Their quest at Change 4 Love is to bring joy and love to their super-Friends in need by giving them…read morehand-painted artwork of their favorite superhero, mascot or character as gifts. The coolest part is all the art is provided by Artists with Special Needs. Their mission is to get their art into every hospital in the nation.  They have artists with special needs, and they have also teamed up with other professional artist to make this happen.  They feel everyone has super powers, and if they use their talents for good, they can change the world with love.  They want to inspire the hero within. All printed pictures for sale are sold by donations only. Designs are made for educational purposes by artists.

I took two 13-year-old grandkids with me to see Hopebox Theater's performance of "The Wizard of Oz"…read morelast night and we all loved it! Everything about it was top-notch, and at such an affordable price! We were happy to make a donation to the "Hope Box" in the lobby afterwards, dedicated to supporting a young woman battling cancer. Every actor, including the supporting cast, did an excellent job with their singing, dancing and acting! The Cowardly Lion and Wicked Witch of the West actors sounded just like the originals from the 1939 movie! The sets were excellent and crew did a great job behind the scenes. I'm looking forward to attending future productions! Bravo!

My daughter needed to see a play for a school assignment, so we decided to check out The Addams…read moreFamily at the Hopebox Theater. We had never been here, and the theater is tiny, so our expectations weren't very high. Our main focus was just to get her school assignment finished, but we ended up getting absolutely blown away! On October 14th at 7:30pm we saw The Addams Family and it was the best $36 I've spent in a long time. The acting was fantastic and the energy was great! Everyone was in character 100% of the time (even before the play and during intermission). The stage and theater are small, but they made it work. We were so close to the stage and the actors that we felt like we were really there and not just watching a play from a distance. We were completely drawn in and forgot we were there for my daughter's assignment. They have bathrooms and a place to gets snacks and drinks during intermission. It was a long play, so a bathroom break, a leg stretch, and snacks were needed :) My daughter really wants to see another play here and so do I. Not only were they phenomenal, but they support a good cause. Their motto is "Bringing Hope to Families Battling Cancer through the Performing Arts." They are one big fundraiser for people battling cancer. Go support them! My daughter and I will definitely go again.

They saved my daughter's life. She was struggling with PTSD and nothing seemed to help her. She…read morejust wanted to give up. They approached her care with love and firmness. With it being residential, they worked on all aspects of the child. From life skills and experiences, to academics. Our relationship is better than ever now and I attribute this to her time at Wildflower.

The director, therapists, and staff at Wildflower Mountain Ranch (WMR) were and are deeply…read morecommitted to helping our daughter heal, learn, and grow. They worked together to help our daughter feel safe, supported, and connected during her eight-month stay and in the four months since she returned home. Last summer we looked into several residential facilities for our daughter. We, and she, chose WMR specifically for their home-like, non-isolated environment, as well as their variety of therapeutic modalities. Our daughter was involved with horses, music, art, farm work, school work, and a wide variety of community activities. She received excellent teaching and mentoring from caring and committed staff and support personnel. Though our daughter was particularly challenging, the WMR team worked tirelessly to support and build trust with her. They worked to help her regulate emotions, get medical check ups and psychiatric care as needed, progress in school, learn practical skills, and find ways to positively use her talents. Our daughter's first therapist was good, then changed employment part way into our daughter's stay. The new therapist (LCSW) was excellent, and worked well with our daughter and with us. We had regular contact and access to her clinical documentation. We talked with the clinical director as needed, and she guided the WMR team. In the year since first contacting WMR, we've observed the directors and team adapt and improve in many ways, to provide the individualized care their residents need.