Volunteers of America, Utah is a human services nonprofit organization with about 150 paid professional staff who serve more than 11,000 people across the state each year through a dozen programs addressing homelessness, substance abuse, domestic violence, senior services, and volunteer opportunities. 

There are currently 38 Volunteers of America affiliates, including Utah, with a presence in 44 states.  Founded in 1896 by social reformers Ballington and Maud Booth, Volunteers of America has a long tradition of helping those who need help the most. The Booths pledged to “go wherever we are needed and do whatever comes to hand.”  This philosophy of service to anyone in need has been the guiding force of Volunteers of America for 113 years.  Now in our second century of service, Volunteers of America nationally is one of the nation's largest and most comprehensive human services organizations, touching the lives of over 2 million people each year in communities across the United States. 

Vision Statement
To go where we are needed most and do what most needs doing; to seek out the needy and minister to their needs; to help those who cannot yet help themselves; to embrace and include the excluded and outcast; and to do these things with faith in God and humankind.