It was a day filled with hope to help out a local non-profit and do it in a big way. West Jordan High School students held an awesome assembly marking the start of their annual holiday fundraiser. The assembly started with the National Anthem, followed by music, dance, cheerleaders, and much more.

This year West Jordan High selected the local non-profit ‘Unbridled Hope and Healing,’ to benefit from their month of raising money and service. Unbridled Hope and Healing works to

transform lives through equine-assisted therapies, helping individuals in need, from children with autism to veterans struggling with PTSD. The organization fosters growth, along with healing emotional and physical wounds.

All the best to West Jordan High as students begin their fundraising and fun throughout the month of December.

It was a big production with lots of laughter, an appearance from Santa, beautiful music, dance, and downright fun at Herriman High School. Students kicked off their annual “Hearts of Gold” charity drive with a ‘Charlie Brown Christmas’ theme. Teachers are participating this year with a Masked Singer competition hoping to raise money contributing to the cause, money they hope will help the school break previous fundraising records.

Children and The Earth, Inc. is the local charity selected by Herriman High. Children and The Earth, Inc. works to fulfill some of the dreams and wishes of children with special needs or facing challenges due to illness.

We wish Herriman High the best in fulfilling the dream of a very successful “Hearts of Gold” fundraising campaign.

It is something students, teachers, staff, and members of the community look forward to every single school year. Silver Rush kicked off in traditional style at Riverton High School with lots of excitement, endless energy, and enthusiasm galore. This year’s charitable fundraising drive will include a Silver Rush Boutique, a Skate Night, Silver Swing, and Silver Ball Winter Formal, along with many other events.

Silver Rush will benefit “The Refuge Utah,” providing domestic violence victim support. We wish Riverton High School the very best in making this another record year making a difference in the local community!

Students across Jordan School District are all energized and ready to put their hearts and souls into charitable giving drives this holiday season.

At Bingham High School the “True Blue” opening assembly kicked off with music, a visit from Kauri Sue Hamilton students, and a passionate plea to make their season of giving back a big success. The charity drive will feature a Christmas market and an Improv Pay to Play event, to name just a few.

This year “True Blue” will raise money for the Kauri Sue Hamilton School and Make-A-Wish Utah Foundation. Kauri Sue will receive money for equipment to support students with special needs and money donated to Make-A-Wish will help fulfill life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses in Utah.

Thanks to Bingham High School students and the community for coming together to support others this holiday season and beyond.

Student Body Officers (SBO’s) from Fort Herriman Middle School volunteered with the non-profit organization For the Kids, which they championed during last year’s Diamondback Giveback Season. The SBO’s stopped at an Elementary School in West Valley, where they had the opportunity to engage with students to celebrate their achievements in the DARE program. Afterward, they prepared Thanksgiving meals, including turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, corn, and gravy, for 100 families that might have gone without in the West Valley community.

Teachers, staff, and the administration at Fort Herriman Middle School say they are working to create a culture of generosity and compassion among its students. They say initiatives like this showcase the remarkable impact that dedicated young leaders can have in their community.

Keep it up, Diamondbacks! Your efforts truly make a difference!