SLC Youth Athletic Grant
Applications for the Salt Lake City Youth Athletic Grant are open until Friday, April 20th, at 11:59 p.m. This grant is awarded to youth athletic organizations that are local, nonprofit, and competitive to benefit low-income athletes residing in Salt Lake City. Awards range from $1,500 to $15,000 -- you don't want to miss this opportunity! For more information visit our website or contact
scholarships@utahcf.org.
Scholarship Deadline Extended
The Willy the Plumber Scholarship, a college scholarship awarded to further the education or training of students whose parents or guardians have been or are incarcerated, is accepting applications until Friday, April 20th, at 11:59 p.m.
Social Investors Forum
The Community Foundation of Utah is accepting applications for the 2018 Social Investors Forum until May 1st at 5:00 p.m. Investments will be considered in nonprofit, for-profit, and hybrid organizations committed to improving the quality of life for Utahns. Applications submitted after the deadline will not be considered.
SIF is a two-part process. Applicants are asked to submit the one-page Call for Investments, which will be screened by a committee of experts. Finalists will then be chosen to present their idea at the Social Investors Forum on June 6th. Applicants must be available for pitch training on May 29th at 4:00 PM.
Click here to learn more about the Social Investors Forum.
Invest in Success
The application for Invest in Success is open until May 15th at 11:59 p.m.!
In partnership with American Express and Fifth Ocean Consulting, Invest in Success provides an intense and immersive program and grant opportunity for rural nonprofit leaders. The 2018 cohort will receive training on board governance, organizational finance, marketing, leading change, advocacy, and case studies. For more information, visit our website or email info@utahcf.org.
Judicial Watch Announces Satellite Feed of ‘Deep State Update’ Special Panel Presentation
Panel Experts will be Rep. Jim Jordan, Vince Coglianese, Lt. Col. Tony Shaffer, Michael Bekesha
HD 1080i SATELLITE FEED
Date: Tuesday, April 24, 2018
Satellite Time: 11:45am-1:15 pm EST
Event Time: 12:00pm -1:00 pm EST
Satellite Space: Galaxy 17 (Ku) Digital
Transponder: 12 – Upper
Downlink Freq: 11949.00 V
Symbol Rate: 13.235
FEC: ¾
Data Rate: 18.295442
Encoder: MPEG-2 DVB-S QPSK
Bandwidth: 18.00
Tech #: 202-449-3814 or 202-449-3820
(Washington, DC) – Judicial Watch announced today that it is hosting special educational panel on Tuesday, April 24, from noon to 1 pm ET to discuss “The Deep State Update.”
The expert panelists include:
Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH)
Committee on the Judiciary
Committee on Oversight and Government Reform
Vince Coglianese
Host “Mornings on the Mall” WMAL Radio
Editorial Director, Daily Caller
Lt. Col. Tony Shaffer
Vice President for Strategic Coordination and Operations
London Center for Policy Research
Michael Bekesha
Attorney
Judicial Watch
Moderator:
Tom Fitton
President
Judicial Watch
Watch the panel live: www.judicialwatch.org/live. We will also livestream the panel on Facebook Live. Visit our Facebook page to watch on Tuesday, April 24, from noon to 1 pm ET.
Media that would like a direct HD fiber link to the live, three-camera feed should contact: Bruce Schlesman at 202-646-5190.
HD 1080i SATELLITE FEED
Date: Tuesday, April 24, 2018
Satellite Time: 11:45am-1:15pm EST
Event Time: 12:00pm -1:00pm EST
Satellite Space: Galaxy 17 (Ku) Digital
Transponder: 12 – Upper
Downlink Freq: 11949.00 V
Symbol Rate: 13.235
FEC: ¾
Data Rate: 18.295442
Encoder: MPEG-2 DVB-S QPSK
Bandwidth: 18.00
Tech #: 202-449-3814 or 202-449-3820
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With mortgage rates slowly climbing but still low, and with demand for homes exceeding supply, the free-credit-score website WalletHub today released its 2018 Home Overleverage Report.
In order to determine where homeowners have the most unsustainable mortgage debts, WalletHub compared the median mortgage debt to the median income and median home value in more than 2,500 U.S. cities.
Most Overleveraged
Least Overleveraged
Willis, TX
Port Richey, FL
Ewa Beach, HI
Tonawanda, NY
Dumfries, VA
Powell, OH
Kahului, HI
Beckley, WV
Santa Ana, CA
Voorhees, NJ
Lahaina, HI
Los Altos, CA
Watsonville, CA
West Mifflin, PA
Bell Gardens, CA
Dublin, OH
Vista, CA
East Chicago, IN
Richmond, TX
Mount Airy, NC
Escondido, CA
Gulf Breeze, FL
Montebello, CA
Chester, PA
Fallbrook, CA
Darlington, SC
York, PA
East St. Louis, IL
McKees Rocks, PA
Naples, FL
Santa Maria, CA
Scarsdale, NY
Kailua, HI
Bloomfield Hills, MI
Beverly Hills, CA
Homosassa, FL
Raeford, NC
Decatur, GA
Kihei, HI
Bronxville, NY
Key Stats
Prior to applying for a mortgage, we recommend prospective home buyers join WalletHub to review their free credit score and credit report to gauge their approval odds and possible interest rates. WalletHub’s Mortgage Payment Calculator can also help to determine an affordable monthly mortgage payment and realistic payoff timeline.
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UNITED UTAH CANDIDATES RAISE SIX FIGURES IN FIRST FEC DISCLOSURE
Jan Garbett raises $123,039, Eric Eliason has $104,490 on hand
SALT LAKE CITY, UT…. The first Federal Election Commission filing deadline has passed for federal candidates, and two congressional candidates from the United Utah Party have raised significant amounts of money for their campaigns.
Eric Eliason, the UUP congressional candidate in Utah’s First District, has raised $106,700 and only spent $2,210, leaving him with $104,490 cash on hand. Jan Garbett, the UUP congressional candidate in Utah’s Second District, raised $123,039 during the same period and has $56,425 cash on hand.
“It is rare to see third-party candidates raising six figures for their entire campaign, let alone this early in the process,” said Richard Davis, the United Utah Party Chair. “Our candidates in these races are truly competitive.”
While the incumbent Republicans in both districts have larger war chests than the UUP challengers, both Eliason and Garbett have raised significantly more money than all of their Democratic opponents combined. In the Second District, all three Democrats in the race have raised a combined total of $88,936, while the lone Democrat in the First District has raised $12,947 and spent $11,500, leaving him with only $1,447 cash on hand.
“This demonstrates that the United Utah Party is a formidable political force,” Davis said. “We’re well on our way to becoming one of the two major parties in Utah."
For more information, visit unitedutah.org.
