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Cache Valley Humanitarian Center marks five years, invites council to Oct. 24 celebration
Summary
Dwight Whitaker told River Heights council that the humanitarian center has reached five years of operation, served about 18,000 people and logged around 45,000 volunteer hours. He invited the city to an Oct. 24 nonfundraiser celebration and asked for ongoing support for materials and volunteers.
Dwight Whitaker told the council the Cache Valley Humanitarian Center has reached a five‑year milestone and emphasized the nonprofit’s regional contributions: more than 18,000 people helped, tens of thousands of coats and kits distributed, and an estimated 45,000 volunteer hours valued (IRS volunteer-rate estimate used in the presentation). He said the center expects a friend‑raising event Oct. 24 at the North Logan community center and asked for continued help acquiring sewing materials and volunteer support.
Whitaker thanked the city for leasing space and covering costs, and said staff are working to improve HVAC and windows with contractor bids underway. “We did achieve, 5 years, in operations,” Whitaker said, and invited council to the Oct. 24 event with a silent auction and music.
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