Grant Scott Bonham Fetal Center
In 2022, Intermountain Primary Children’s Hospital dedicated and opened the Grant Scott Bonham Fetal Center. Grant, the second of four children born to Brad and Megan Bonham, passed away shortly after birth due to an inoperable kidney condition. In his memory, the center was established to advance life-saving fetal care.
Since opening, the Grant Scott Bonham Fetal Center has saved dozens of lives through in-utero surgeries that correct life-threatening conditions. The center is led by Dr. Fenton and a highly skilled team of compassionate medical professionals committed to giving families hope when they need it most.
Ronald McDonald House Charities
The Ronald McDonald House provides a home away from home for families of pediatric patients receiving treatment at Salt Lake City’s world-class hospital programs serving the Intermountain region and beyond.
The House offers comfortable lodging, shuttle transportation to and from select area hospitals, daily meals and snacks, access to a beautiful backyard park, and tickets to community attractions and events when available. All services are provided free of charge, made possible through the generosity of community partners and dedicated donors who ensure families can focus on what matters most—their child’s care and healing.
Pro Life Utah
Pro-Life Utah has served more than 650 women across the state, offering compassionate, no-cost support during some of life’s most difficult moments. Through free pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, and individualized options counseling, the organization provides women with clear information and meaningful resources to help them make informed decisions.
Beyond medical services, Pro-Life Utah offers Life Grants to assist expectant mothers with expenses associated with carrying and delivering their babies, helping ease financial burdens during pregnancy. By combining practical assistance with emotional support, Pro-Life Utah works to ensure that women feel empowered, supported, and cared for as they choose life for their children.
Utah Foster Care
Since 1999, Utah Foster Care has implemented transforamtive strategies to recruit, educate, and support foster families throughout the state of Utah. Working under contract with Utah’s Division of Child and Family Services (DCFS) and in partnership with numerous community organizations, Utah Foster Care plays a critical role in strengthening Utah’s child welfare system.
Since its founding, the organization has recruited and trained more than 16,650 families to provide safe, stable, and nurturing homes for children who must spend time in out-of-home care while they work toward reunification with their families or transition into permanent adoptive placements.
