'We need help': Homeless cleanup nonprofit furloughs employees, faces full shutdown

A longtime Utah social enterprise nonprofit that employs more than 100 people experiencing homelessness and other challenges has furloughed almost all of its staff — and it's days away from shutting down completely if it doesn't get an infusion of cash by the end of the month. "We're going to drown unless somebody jumps in and saves us," Advantage Services CEO Rob Ferris said.