
180 Ministries for Women
Support and restoration for young women who have been trafficked.
rmdc.org/180-ministries-for-girls → (opens in a new tab)
Our partners
Goods leave our warehouse through nonprofits, churches, clinics and schools who already know the people they serve, reaching seven states and communities abroad through our partners' own networks.
Listed alphabetically. Follow any link to learn more or get help directly from that organization.

Support and restoration for young women who have been trafficked.
rmdc.org/180-ministries-for-girls → (opens in a new tab)
Guiding believers to be disciples of Jesus.
capitalchurch.com → (opens in a new tab)
Transforming the lives of whole families in Glendale, Rose Park and the greater Salt Lake Valley.
compassioncenterutah.com → (opens in a new tab)
Supporting pregnant women and mothers of young children.
charis-community.org → (opens in a new tab)
At-risk and low-income families with children under five.
cssutah.org → (opens in a new tab)
A Christian, humanitarian community resource center meeting people at their point of need as an expression of God’s love.
ccofpc.org → (opens in a new tab)
Campus ministry at the University of Utah.
cru.org → (opens in a new tab)
Family and community engagement for unhoused K-12 students.

Engages churches, groups, families and individuals in international partnerships of compassion and mercy.
healingnations.net → (opens in a new tab)
Works with people across the county health department to close health gaps.
slco.org → (opens in a new tab)
Provides housing, case management, health, career and education support to newly arrived refugee families through their first 12–18 months in the United States.
rescue.org → (opens in a new tab)
Individualized services for those responsible for the welfare of youth, young adults and families on the west side of Salt Lake City.
jayhawkshouse.com → (opens in a new tab)
Provides food and essentials for those in need.
theadventure.church/groups/jesus-feeds → (opens in a new tab)
Empowers women, youth and LGBTQIA neighbors with trauma-informed mentoring and community health case management.
journeyofhopeutah.org → (opens in a new tab)
Exists to lead the people of the Valley to be more like Jesus.
lifechurchutah.com → (opens in a new tab)
Provides household items to refugees.
liftinghandsinternational.org → (opens in a new tab)
Resources for low-income neighbors across Salt Lake’s diverse communities.
lssu.org → (opens in a new tab)
Church, food pantry, distributions, events and health fairs.
n4c.church → (opens in a new tab)
Self-sufficient projects that promote health, culture and empowerment.
navajostrong.org → (opens in a new tab)
Supports Pacific Islanders to overcome poverty and health disparities.
pik2ar.org → (opens in a new tab)
Mobilizing church communities to care for vulnerable children.
fostertheirstory.org → (opens in a new tab)
Ending homelessness and restoring lives in the name of Jesus Christ.
rescuesaltlake.org → (opens in a new tab)
Provides family housing during children's hospital care.
rmhcslc.org → (opens in a new tab)
University of Utah student and professional services for Rose Park families.
healthcare.utah.edu → (opens in a new tab)
A growing new church in Herriman.
salt-and-light-utah.squarespace.com → (opens in a new tab)
Serving the Asian community in Salt Lake City.
slcccc.org → (opens in a new tab)
A community network serving families and children, including transportation ministries for more than 70 Utah organizations.
synergyinaction.net → (opens in a new tab)
Comprehensive mental health care for infants, toddlers, preschoolers and their families and caregivers.
childrenscenterutah.org → (opens in a new tab)
Creates meaningful connections between refugees, the community and the organizations that support them — including a food bank and donated goods.
serverefugees.org → (opens in a new tab)
Builds bridges of empathy and support between civilians and the people serving our country.
uso.org → (opens in a new tab)Whether your organization serves refugees, the underhoused, or the food insecure, we want to help you have access to material goods that may benefit your clients with dignity and abundance. Partners must be a registered 501(c)(3).