FAQ's

Quick Reference
Where Are you located?
What are your Hours of Operations?
How many Children participate in the Program?
When do you take new participant registration?
How do I register my Child?
How long will my child be on the waiting list?
How can I donate?
How do I Volunteer?
When am I allowed to start volunteering?
How does long term volunteering work?

Q: Where Are you located?

A: Our address is 2305 Grant Ave. Ogden, UT 84404 Phone: 801-612-3002 Fax: 801-612-3002

Q: What are your Hours of Operations?

A: Office Ours: Monday-Thursday 9:00 AM - 2:30 PM Program Hours: Monday - Thursday 2:30 PM- 7:00 PM
Transition Program: Fridays 3:30pm - 7:00pm Saturdays 10:00am - 1:30pm

Q: How many Children participate in the Program?

A: We take about 150 kids on our roles at a time depending on our nightly average.

Q: When do you take new participant registration?

A: Our Registration is based on our nightly average. We generally keep around 150 participants on our roles at a time, giving us a nightly average of about 75 participants. When our numbers go below 75 nightly we register an adequate number of participants to bring the nightly average back up

Q: How do I register my Child?

A: If we are having open enrollment you will be called in for a New Participant Orientation. If Not you will be put on the waiting list. Contact Duane Gomez at 801-612-3001;      email: duane.gomez@youthimpactogden.org

Be sure and include: Childs Name, Age, Grade, School, Parent/Legal Guardians name, Phone Number, and Address.

Q: How long will my child be on the waiting list?

A: Because of the fact that we only take 150 participants on our roles at a time, registration is based on the programs nightly average. Meaning: there is no determined length of time for the waiting list. When Our Nightly average below 75, when ever that is, we take new participants

Q: How can I donate?

A: There are several ways that you can donate to Youth Impact.

1. Monthly donations: Please contact Nicole Vaughn at      email: Nicole.vaughn@youthimpactogden.org, or call her at (801)612-6001. You can fill out a form to have a donation automatically deducted from your bank account on a monthly basis.

2. One-time donations: You can mail your donation directly to Youth Impact, attention Nicole Vaughn. Please mail to the address below.

Youth Impact
C/O Nicole Vaughn
2305 Grant Avenue
Ogden, UT 84401

3. In-Kind donation: Listed below are some items to consider.

* Computers
* Clothing
* School Supplies
* Back Packs
* Food

If you have an item that you would like to donate to Youth Impact please call our facility at (801)612-3001 and set up a time with a staff member to deliver the items.

4. Volunteer: If you are not able to make a monetary donation at this time, we welcome your talents and time. If you have a special talent that you are interested in teaching our participants please contact Donnell Butler at (801)612-3001.email: Donnell.Butler@youthimpactogden.org Q: How do I Volunteer?
A: The first step in volunteering is attending an Orientation. This allows potential volunteers to see the facility, as well as get a feel for the program as a whole. We ask our volunteers to assist in areas they enjoy, and/or bring down hobbies and things that are of interest them. This is accentual in adding to the family like environment we have created here at Youth Impact. Figuring out the areas, and to what degree an individual will volunteer has proven very difficult, if the potential volunteer has not attended an Orientation. Orientations are currently scheduled every Monday and Wednesday at 5:30pm, and every Tuesday and Thursdays at 1:30pm. Volunteer Orientations generally last 30-45 minutes in length. No appointment necessary. If you have further questions or concerns please contact Donnell Butler at (801)612-3001.email: Donnell.Butler@youthimpactogden.org
Q: When am I allowed to start volunteering?
A: You are allowed to begin Volunteering as soon as you have completed the Orientation (same day or any following scheduled day of program).
Q: How does long term volunteering work?
A: We have you start out the same way a short term volunteer would. As you begin to volunteer on a regularly scheduled basis, we have a background check done, as well as send you to conduct training. You are not permitted to conduct programs that are not supervised by a program staff until the check is completed.