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Utah’s Veteran and Military Community

Service is a hallmark of Utah. Utahns serve in big and small ways, and are celebrated across the nation for having the highest rates of community involvement. In addition to residents' volunteer commitment, Utahns honor the state’s military service members, veterans, and their families, who are devoted to upholding the ideals of American democracy here and abroad. Learn more about resources to support military and veteran families.
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Utah Department of Veteran and Military Affairs

Connecting Utah: Utah Department of Veterans and Military Affairs

The Utah Department of Veterans and Military Affairs assists veterans and currently serving members of the U.S. Armed Forces and their dependents with educational, health services, and vocational training programs. These programs aim to build strong partner networks and help Utahns in uniform thrive.

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Supporting Veteran-Owned Businesses: Utah Veteran Business Resource Center

The Utah Veteran Business Resource Center is a veteran-run nonprofit agency aimed at building a network to foster collaboration and innovation. Its programs are aimed at uplifting veterans through entrepreneurship and business development. Check out their work and the growing veteran-owned businesses in the directory below.

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Utah Honors: Independence Day and Memorial Celebrations

Utah celebrates and honors service members with a slate of annual events, including Memorial Day, America’s Freedom Festival at Provo, and local gatherings. Find a celebration near you.

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Additional Resources

For more organizations and resources, see our in depth list.

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Keep Making Connections: News and Stories

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Researcher highlights Utah's Black history with Buffalo Soldiers (KUTV)

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How a Utah teen helped ensure a Congressional Gold Medal for the Ghost Army (ABC4)

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Magnify Utah’s Community Pages capture organizations that support communities through resources, connections, and opportunity-building. The information does not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of the Utah Department of Cultural and Community Engagement (CCE), Utah Division of Multicultural Affairs, or divisions associated with CCE. The intent of this resource is to centralize information, not to endorse. The Utah Division of Multicultural Affairs reserves the right to accept or reject any submission or suggestion that does not align with the mission of Magnify Utah.