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GIVING YOU YOUR MONTHLY DOSE OF UPLIFTING STORIES FROM TODAY'S HUMANITARIANS


2020 Real Life Finalists
Youthlinc is pleased to announce the awarding of five academic scholarships honoring Real Life high school seniors and college students of refugee or immigrant background. We would like to recognize the Low Family Foundation, the Barker Charitable Foundation and an anonymous donor for their contributions to make this award possible. In 2020, we awarded one $5,000 winner, one $3,000 winner and three $2,000 winners for a total of $14,000 in college scholarships. Rock Douka
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The Impacts of Real Life on Jile Tangishaka
By: Brooke Boyd Real Life is Youthlinc’s afterschool Refugee peer to peer mentoring program. Last year I was a Real Life Intern at the Sunnyvale location. Jile was a senior in high school who would come to the after school program. Jile and his family were refugees from Burundi and had spent several years at a refugee camp in Tanzania. Jile and his family had only lived in the United States for a few years when I met him. Not long after Jile and his family made it to the Unit
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Meet Saif - A Fellow from Jordan!
Hello, I’m Saif Na'amneh, from the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, I’m so excited to be with Youthlinc this Summer through the US - Jordan...
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Youthlinc Gives Space to be Your Authentic Self – Easton Bowring
As a sophomore in High School and craving adventure, I stumbled across a Facebook post about Youthlinc and the opportunity to serve...
Easton Bowring


Meet the Staff – Allie Baxter
Allie has been involved with Youthlinc since 2014 when she joined as a student on the Nepal June team, where she fell in love with the...
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Marlie Bergstrom’s Future Education was Impacted by Youthlinc
Hey! I’m Marlie Bergstrom and I’m so excited to be the ATL for team Peru this Summer. I’ve been involved with Youthlinc since 2020 when I...
Marlie Bergstrom


Happy Earth Day!
As we approach Earth Day, the global call to action for environmental conservation grows louder. At the heart of this movement lies a...
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Megan Mineer Finds Community and Hope Within Youthlinc
In 2022, I was in my sophomore year of high school. I was in a very dark place and felt extremely lonely. I didn’t have many friends and...
Megan Mineer


Love Service 2024
Service doesn’t always have to be a massive project with months of prep, volunteers, and funds. Often, the greatest acts of service are...
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Larry H & Gail Miller Family Foundation invests in Youthlinc’s Community Center
We would like to thank the Larry H & Gail Miller Family Foundation for their support of Youthlinc’s capital campaign to build our...
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Music Therapy at Real Life Brings Joy!
Did you know Youthlinc does music therapy at our Real Life program? Thanks to the generosity of a fantastic board member and the...
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Sidnee Myer’s Youthlinc Experience
I was introduced to Youthlinc in 2017 when my older brother completed his service year in Guatemala. He returned from Santa Rosa II with...
Sidnee Myer


Big Brothers Big Sisters Clothing Drive
Community involvement and collaboration is a major component of Youthlinc programming. Our partners, both local and international help...
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Community – Nathan Anderson
In the Summer of 2020 I found myself sitting alone in my room for much of the day, just like the days and weeks before that. As we all...
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Goof on the Greats 2023
As many of you saw from the incredible videos that were shared on our social media, you saw that our Giving Tuesday campaign “Goof on the...
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MyImpact Challenge
MyImpact Challenge is coming to Utah! This contest is a wonderful match with your community engagement done through your involvement...
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Love Service 2022
Youthlinc is conducting our third “Love Service Challenge,” from February 12-18. We want to encourage all Youthlincers, past, and present...
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Thank you to Youthlinc’s Annual Benefit Sponsors
Each year at Youthlinc’s Annual Benefit we are able to raise a substantial amount of money to support our youth programming which allows...
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2019 College Utah Young Humanitarian $5000 Winner
Matthew Spurrier, Junior at the University of Utah Matthew founded Maji to create change within the youth of our local community and to...
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