Sponsored Organizations

Community Action

Fibernet is an avid supporter of such organizations that enhance, beautify, protect, and enlighten the community, which is why we proudly sponsor the following groups:

SCERA: SCERA is dedicated to fostering greater appreciation for the arts through its active participation in and promotion of wholesome and affordable cultural events and entertainment. Productions at the SCERA Shell Outdoor Theater and the SCERA Center for the Arts have captivated audiences for almost eighty years as they have held true to their goal to "enrich the mind, touch the soul, and unify the family."

Utah Valley Chamber of Commerce: The Utah Valley Chamber, formerly the Provo/Orem Chamber, recently broadened its efforts to unite more Utah companies in accomplishing a universal goal: to enhance Utah business as a whole through positive collaboration and interaction. The Chamber is devoted to the civic and commercial progress of the community and facilitates ongoing events, programs, and specialized forums in which businessmen and women can gather to network and exchange ideas.

Summit County Search and Rescue: The Summit County Search and Rescue team is comprised of over 60 trained volunteers, all of whom are average citizens with everyday jobs and lives, but are committed to performing above-average feats whenever the need arises.

Alpine School District PTA: The motto of the Alpine School District speaks volumes of its key goals and principles: "Educating all students to ensure the future of our democracy." The PTA strives to prepare each student in our community to play active roles in society as United States citizens by providing meaningful and challenging educational opportunities from Kindergarten to graduation.

Utah Bass Federation: The Utah Bass Federation was founded by avid bass anglers seeking to promote a love of the outdoors in our youth and to conserve the quality of our streams, lakes, and rivers.

Charity

Fibernet has always valued the opportunity to sponsor a large and growing variety of charitable institutions, fully appreciating the overwhelming impact of such efforts on the lives of our fellow man.

United Way of Utah County: The primary mission of United Way is to make the world a better place today and tomorrow than it was yesterday, one community at a time. That's a tall order to fill and United Way of Utah County knows that the only way it can be accomplished is to "LIVE UNITED" with a common goal in sight.

Sub for Santa: Organized and directed by United Way, the Sub for Santa program is one that inspires and uplifts all who participate. Though the goal is simple: to provide Christmas gifts to low-income families, there are few causes more worthy than the ones that ultimately bring smiles to the faces of children in need across the globe.

Community Action Services/Food Bank: Community Action Services (CAS) specializes in coordinating venues in which everyday people can give back to their community by donating food, clothing, and other necessity items that so many of us take for granted. This organization, as with United Way and other service-oriented programs, was founded on the principles of goodwill and charity. The ultimate goal is to help those who, at any point in their lives, have lost the ability to help themselves.

Great Strides: Sponsored by the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Great Strides is a national fundraising event that brings tens of thousands of individuals together each year to walk for a united cause: finding a cure for Cystic Fibrosis. Last year, nearly $35 million was raised on behalf of imperative CF research and treatment programs, bringing CF patients and their families that much closer to a cure for a disease that is afflicting about 30,000 children and adults nationwide.

Habitat for Humanity in Summit & Wasatch Counties: Building an average of one house every 21 minutes, Habitat for Humanity International (HFHI) is hard at work providing shelter for those in need in over 100 countries. Habitat for Humanity of Summit & Wasatch Counties is an independently organized affiliate of HFHI and has been in operation since 1995. It has, to date, constructed at least 10 homes in the area.

Kids on the Move: Kids on the Move (KotM) has a long and touching history, beginning with two mothers of Down syndrome children who gave themselves the task of creating a high quality support system for other families with disabled and learning impaired children. Their current facility, constructed in September of 2003, has a staff of over 65 members and serves over 1,000 families in the Utah County area.

Builders without Borders of Utah: Four years ago, a few Utah families saw the need to establish a charitable organization that not only built structurally-sound homes for impoverished families in Mexico, but would also facilitate micro-industry and educational workshops. The result was Builders Without Borders of Utah, a non-profit organization that takes 100% of all donated funds and puts it directly toward the construction of new, quality homes for people in need.

Lost Paws: Lost Paws, Inc. can be described as an animal adoption agency rather than a shelter. A great deal of care is taken in pairing homeless cats and dogs with their ideal owners, or-as Lost Paws likes to call them-their "rescue partners." Because Lost Paws is a 100% non-profit organization, it relies heavily on the generous donations of adopters and other compassionate parties to continue its life-saving work.

Utah Hemophilia: The Utah Hemophilia Foundation (UHF) is dedicated to enriching the lives of individuals and families dealing with bleeding disorders. Through a broad and growing network of outreach and support, UHF provides patients with hemophilia and other types of bleeding disorders the resources they need to lead safer, healthier lives.

Menlo Park Family History Center: The Menlo Park Family History Center (MPFHC) is a California-based genealogy center sponsored by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. MPFHC is devoted to helping everyday people forge links to their past.

business development

As an active participant in the business community, Fibernet supports those programs that stimulate the growth and development of Utah business in all its stages.

Funding Universe: The chief purpose of Funding Universe is to assist businesses of all sizes in acquiring the funds they need to accomplish their goals. By creating a vast network of entrepreneurs and investors, Funding Universe provides the opportunity and the setting for the two to come together.

UVEF: The Utah Valley Entrepreneurial Forum (UVEF) is a volunteer-based, non-profit support group that has been around for 20 years, connecting current and future business leaders with the resources and networks that will help them forge their different roads to success.

Corporate Alliance: Corporate Alliance is a membership-based program that offers a spectrum of relationship-building solutions for business owners and corporate executives alike. Whether your goals are to form a partnership, attract more clients, or just interact with like-minded professionals, Corporate Alliance has the platforms to handle all the introductions.