Community Support

Our founder, Frank M. Browning, held an unwavering belief that when people and communities reach their full potential, we all thrive — together.

That’s why, when he opened Bank of Utah in 1952, he filled it with employees who not only knew the community but loved the community.

Today, our employees have grown in number, our Bank has grown in size, and our love of Utah has become even stronger. We're more than just a business in the community. We're your neighbors, deeply involved in the well-being of this place we call home, where ...

‘Our Utah is’ … working to create a bright future for generations to come.

Community Stories

Weber, Morgan and Davis Counties
Roads to Independence BBQ
Bank of Utah team members joined forces with Roads to Independence for their annual 4th of July BBQ, a true celebration of community spirit. Roads to Independence tirelessly supports individuals with disabilities across Weber, Morgan and Davis counties. The organization offers a wide range of services, including independent living skills training, peer mentoring, assistive technology and community integration, all aimed at empowering and enriching the lives of those they serve.
Statewide
Shine Gala
The Children's Center Utah provides comprehensive mental health care to enhance the emotional well-being of infants, toddlers, preschoolers and their families. Bank of Utah proudly sponsored a table at The Children's Center Utah's recent Shine Gala, an event where all funds raised provide hope and healing to young children and their families through comprehensive mental health care.
Ogden
Crompton Golf Classic
Bank of Utah was the title sponsor for the 2024 Crompton Golf Classic supporting Weber State University student-athlete scholarships.
Ogden
Catholic Community Service's Dream Builder's Breakfast
The Dream Builder's Breakfast, sponsored by Bank of Utah, celebrates those who help the community's most vulnerable. Bank of Utah is proud to support this event and thankful for the employees who regularly volunteer with Catholic Community Services' Bridging the Gap program to fight childhood hunger.
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Community Support, By the Numbers

Community Support

$50 million+

Amount invested in community development in 2022

830+

Number of hours volunteered by our employees in 2023

95

Number of nonprofit organizations served in 2023

93

Number of boards employees served on across Utah in 2023


How We Help the Community

Investing Locally

We continually invest in local businesses, schools and infrastructure projects. By doing so, we help create jobs and stimulate economic growth.

Giving Back

We support a variety of local charities, nonprofits and community organizations — financially and by encouraging our employees to volunteer.

Engaging in the Community

We sponsor many local events and teams, from clothing drives to football games. We don't just provide funds, though, we actively participate.


Join Us

Experience the heartwarming (and fun!) impact of our annual events — all a reflection of our commitment and love for Utah, its communities and its people.

Clothing Drive

Bank of Utah's Warm Bodies, Warm Souls Clothing Drive in October and November is a pivotal community initiative, providing warmth to thousands during the cold winter months.

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Food Drive

In February and March, Bank of Utah joins the Boy Scouts of America Crossroads of the West Council to collect food items for local pantries, providing nourishment to struggling families.

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Cash Quest

Bank of Utah's Where's the Wallet Cash Quest in August offers a cash prize for the winner and a donation to a local charity of their choice, to encourage people to explore and to support a worthy cause.

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Photo Contest

Every summer, Bank of Utah invites customers to share photos showcasing what Utah means to them. Winners receive cash prizes and also have their artwork prominently featured.

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