Serving our young and those in need by bringing together the community to take action and build a brighter future.

To minister to individuals in military communities.

Davis citizens coalition against violence (dba safe harbor crisis center) was established in 1994 as a not-for-profit organization. begun by concerned citizens who wanted to address the violence they saw in their community, they established the first, and still the only, domestic violence shelter and service provider in davis county. since opening doors to the shelter in 1997, services have continued to grow and expand to meet the needs of those impacted by domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, and stalking, as well as our community. our free, trauma-informed services now include: 24/7 emergency protective shelter, hope housing, outreach services, childrens services, sexual assault services, protective order services, therapy, lethality assessment law enforcement partnerships, 24/7 crisis response, support and psychoeducational groups, and community outreach and engagement. all services are inclusive and available in english and spanish. recently, we doubled the capacity

The organization's mission is to lead, strengthen, and support the community action network in order to build thriving communities and end poverty.

The education of students grades k-9.

The education of students grades k-6.

To help children with spine problems live longer, better lives.

Beverly's terrace plaza playhouse is dedicated to providing quality, family-oriented theatre to enrich lives in our community through active participation both on and off our stage.

The mission of the off broadway theatre is to enrich the wasatch front by inspiring laughter, developing talents, and fostering learning through the creative expression of the theatrical arts and improv comedy. we fulfill this mission by: presenting family-friendly, original parodies, improvisational comedy, and other wholesome entertainment for audiences in our theatre and at local schools, youth organizations, hospitals, etc.; providing opportunities for aspiring playwrights, actors, directors, stage technicians, and volunteers to learn and develop their skillsopportunities rarely found elsewhere in utah theaters; teaching acting, speaking, and improvisation classes important, transferable skills for success and self-esteemto local youth, both at the theatre and at their schools.

To enrich the community through the power of the arts.