Since 1987, EDCUtah has been the private/public bridge helping Utah businesses grow.
Program purpose: To provide funding to cities and counties in support of specific economic development projects, professional development opportunities, and welcoming and belonging initiatives.
Who is eligible: EDCUtah public sector investors may apply for match funding for professional development, special projects, and welcoming and belonging initiatives.
Types of match grants:
In August of 2022, EDCUtah awarded more than $40,000 in matching funds. The awards included eight Special Project Match Grants and eight Professional Development Match Grants. These projects and professional development opportunities had positive impacts on the communities participating.
In a very fun way! Every June we hold the Golf for GrantsTournament. EDCUtah investors sponsor holes, foursomes, tee prizes, food and beverage, and more. Net proceeds from the tournament (typically $30,000 to $40,000) fund the next year’s grant cycle.
The Eaglewood Golf Course in North Salt Lake was our Golf for Grants 2023 host. For more information, email Greta Hepworth.
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The Economic Development Corporation of Utah (EDCUtah) announced today that eight cities and counties have successfully completed the Development Ready Communities (DRC) Program. The five-stage program was launched in April 2019.
read moreEDCUtah’s fiscal year just closed on June 30, 2020, and it was unlike any other in our organization’s history.
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