Project Uplift
What is Project Uplift?
Volunteers in Project Uplift help to uplift the spirits of veterans, wounded heroes, service members overseas, and first responders. Volunteers do this through participating in activities such as writing uplifting letters and participating in other activities that assist our country's armed forces and first responders.
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How do I get involved?
BECOME A VOLUNTEER
Volunteer Description: Volunteers participate in activities such as writing uplifting letters, playing bingo, and community service in order to serve our country's armed forces and first responders
Volunteer Commitment: No set commitment is required to participate in Project Uplift.
Get Involved: Choose an activity that interests you below, and contact the program directors by phone or by email at projectuplift@byu.edu.
Bible Study - Friday, January 31st 9:30 AM
1551 N Main St, Payson, UT 84651
Come study the Bible with veterans at the Bennion Home in Payson! Meet and help bring veterans to and from the Bible Study. Please contact leaders if you are going.
Bingo at the Bennion Veteran's Home in Payson
The Bennion Home holds a fun games of Bingo for the Vets. Help bring Vets to and from the game, and sit down with them for a game of Bingo! We are looking for about 5-10 volunteers each time.
Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 PM - 1551 N Main St, Payson, UT 84651
Saturdays 10:30 AM - contact the student program leaders if you would like a ride to the veteran's home in Payson.
Letter Writing Booths for students on campus
In the Y-Serve office in the Wilkinson Center, we have a booth where you can stop by and write letters of appreciation for Veterans and Active-Duty Service Members for their sacrifice and devotion to our country! We also run booths around campus and the community during special events where letter writing will be available as well.
If you would like to have us set up a booth for one of your activities, send us an email and we would love to come!
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During a particularly hard semester, at BYU, I felt overwhelmed and self-consumed with my own personal agenda. I realized that I was miserable and the only way to get over myself was to turn outward. At this time, I think the spirit led me to Project Uplift. I love visiting the veterans. They have taught me so much about honor and courage. They are also a real crack up! I've learned in my experience with Project Uplift that there is so much more we can be doing to honor our troops and give back. Even if I only have one hour to serve, it always blesses me and the ones I am serving.
I am so grateful for the opportunity I have had to spent time with the veterans in our community. My cousin is currently serving in the army and I have seen the incredible sacrifices that these men and women make! Project Uplift has helped me to remember and show my gratitude for all that my cousin and all those who serve our country have done! These men and women have taught me so much about love, honor and service. I’m eternally grateful for their service and the opportunity that I now have to serve them!