Kent Bowman, Scott Sorensen, Dan England, & Mark Durham - Cities Strong Foundation

Christy Tribe & Julie Hoth - Junior Achievement

Where did you learn about financial literacy? On this episode of the Tanner Impact Podcast, Christy Tribe and Julie Hoth join us to highlight the programs of Junior Achievement of Utah, which teach financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and work readiness through hands-on, real-world learning experiences. Tune in to learn more about their Junior Achievement City and 3DE, a new program to help position students to graduate with the skills, mindset, and behaviors to be competitive in a rapidly changing world.

Kristen Mitchell - Youth Futures Utah

When teens experience difficulties at home, the only escape they sometimes see is to run away; which often leads to further and even greater harm due to their vulnerability. Kristen Mitchell, Executive Director of Youth Futures Utah (Youth Futures), became aware of this trend of teens suddenly becoming unsheltered, without family or other resources to turn to. When she determined that no other existing organizations were directly focused in this area, she founded Youth Futures to provide the needed shelter, support, resources, and guidance to youth experiencing homelessness—helping them move from crisis to stability and toward a healthier future. Tune in to this episode to hear powerful stories of youth who gained hope and healing with the help of Youth Futures!

Dennis Bromley & Nancy McMurtney - Courage Reins

Did you know human heart rates can slow down when time is spent around horses? This phenomenon can be harnessed through therapeutic riding offered to individuals who endure varying challenges. On this episode of the Tanner Impact podcast, we are joined by Dennis Bromley, Executive Director, and Nancy McMurtrey of Courage Reins, a Utah county based nonprofit organization that provides equine‑assisted therapeutic riding, mental health services, and natural horsemanship programs designed to support physical, emotional, and mental well‑being for children, teens, and adults. Tune in to learn more about the empowering environment where individuals can build confidence, improve communication, and experience meaningful personal growth with the assistance of horses and trained professionals.

Lesley Gulledge - Wonderbloom

When learning starts outdoors, something special happens. The benefits of being in nature are immeasurable, as are the benefits of intentional early childhood education. On this episode of the Tanner Impact Podcast, we learn more about Wonderbloom, Utah's first licensed nature-based preschool, from Lesley Gulledge, Outreach Specialist. Tune in to learn how they are helping the youngest among us learn, grow, and thrive through outdoor exploration and intentional early childhood education. Since the podcast was recorded, Wonderbloom has announced an exciting new partnership with Tracy Aviary, with plans to open a second location in 2026.

Carin Crowe - Habitat for Humanity Salt Lake

On this episode of the Tanner Impact Podcast, Carin Crowe, CEO of Habitat for Humanity Salt Lake, joins us to share how the Organization is doing more than just helping to build homes; they are building hope in the community. You'll learn more about their four pillars of service: building affordable homes, making critical home repairs, offering low-cost building materials and household items in their ReStore, and supporting Habitat for Humanity's global housing projects.