We are proud to invest in initiatives that enhance the surrounding community and the lives of people living in San Juan County, Utah.
$871,413
Amount invested in community impact through Foundation grants to-date.
Our Recent Grant Recipients
American Indian Services – STEM PREP Program
Blanding City – Pickleball Park Pavilion
Blanding Rotary Club Park
City of Monticello – Veterans Park Accessible Playground
Indigenous Health and Wellness Connections
Individual Education Scholarships
Kigalia Fine Arts Council
Monticello High School – Los Alamos Trip
Navajo Mountain High School Robotics Team
Navajo Nation Red Mesa & Teec Nos Pos Chapters – Septic Cleaning Projects
San Juan County 4-H
San Juan High School Football and Volleyball Teams
San Juan Foundation – Childcare Center Fire Alarm System
San Juan County – K9 Program
San Juan School District – Baseball/Softball Field Lighting
Seekhaven Family Crisis & Resource Center – Victim Transport Vehicle
United Way of Eastern Utah – Live.Love.Local & Soles2Souls
Utah Food Bank – Blanding Flour Distribution
White Horse High School UNITY Club
The United Way of Eastern Utah (UWEU) is dedicated to improving lives by supporting health, education and financial stability. With the help of two grants, UWEU has expanded its impact in San Juan County, providing essential resources and support to those in need.
A new K9 drug detection unit, funded by the San Juan Clean Energy Foundation, is helping the San Juan County Sheriff’s Office combat drug trafficking, improve public safety and strengthen community relationships through school and community outreach.
Utah Food Bank is expanding food access in San Juan County through new community pantries and culturally relevant staples, especially Blue Bird Flour. With support from the San Juan Clean Energy Foundation, families across the region are receiving nutritious, familiar foods that honor culture and strengthen community health.
The Dinosaur Museum is a non-profit public organization, that has served the community as an important educational and tourist institution for almost 30 years, since its opening to the public in 1995.
The Dinosaur Museum’s Clean Energy Efficient Solar Project
AIS PREP is a free educational preparatory program for Native American youth provided by American Indian Services that has proven to raise test scores and assists students to be ready and pursue advanced high school courses.