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MyHometown Utah representative seeks partnership with Magna, cites 264,914 volunteer hours in 2025
Summary
Paul Clayton described MyHometown Utah’s community resource centers and Days of Service; he cited 2025 statewide activity including 25,286 volunteers and 264,914 volunteer hours and invited partnership with Magna.
Paul Clayton, a representative of the MyHometown Utah initiative, presented the program's structure and 2025 statewide results and invited Magna to partner. He described community resource centers that offer free semester-based classes (ESL, basic computer skills, music lessons and tutoring) and Days of Service events that organize volunteers for neighborhood projects.
Clayton cited the program's 2025 figures: "those volunteers contributed 264,914 service hours," nearly 1,400 service missionaries, 23,903 partner and community volunteers statewide, and 13,991 students enrolled in classes. He said MyHometown operates community resource centers often hosted in church meetinghouses and completes hundreds of Days of Service projects each year.
