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Volunteer Fair Scheduled for September 28 at Utah Tech University

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A community volunteer fair sponsored by JustServe, the St. George Chamber of Commerce, and Utah Tech University is scheduled for September 28. The event will take place at the Utah Tech University Gardner Ballroom and is open to all community members.

Key takeaways

  • The volunteer fair occurs Monday, September 28, from 3-7 p.m. in the Gardner Ballroom.
  • Over 40 organizations will be present to discuss volunteer and donation needs.
  • Admission and parking are free, though donations for the Utah Tech Student Pantry are encouraged.
  • Donations for the student pantry may include food, hygiene products, and gift cards.

A community volunteer fair sponsored by JustServe, the St. George Chamber of Commerce, and Utah Tech University is scheduled to be held on Monday, September 28, according to a September 24 statement from the St. George Chamber of Commerce.

The event will take place from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the Gardner Ballroom on the Utah Tech University campus, located at 225 South 700 East in St. George.

The fair is designed for community members to meet with more than 40 non-profit, government, and interfaith organizations to find volunteer service opportunities or donated items. Attendees can walk through the Gardner Ballroom to visit various booths to see what specific types of help local organizations require.

While entrance and parking for the fair are free, donations for the Utah Tech Student Pantry are welcome. Requested items for the pantry include shelf-stable food, feminine hygiene products, reusable grocery bags, individual drinks, individually packaged snack items, and gift cards for nearby clothing, grocery, or restaurant locations.

The event serves as a venue for individuals, youth, or adults to plan community service activities. For more information, individuals can contact Erin O'Brien at 435-652-7761 or Tami Salmon at 435-705-3331 with JustServe.

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