Utah Dispute Resolution (UDR) has been recognized as a charitable 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization by the IRS since 1997 (IRS_Determination_Letter).

As a nonprofit organization, UDR relies on the generosity of private foundations, organizations, and individuals to help fund the cost of operation. A growing source of revenue is raised through UDR's training efforts. Additional funds come from public entities such as schools in payment for training and services. These funding sources allow the organization to provide free or reduced fee services for low-income parties who could not afford to hire a private mediator. 

This graph shows UDR's funding sources for the 2017-2018 Fiscal Year.

These numbers are shown in percentages.

In FY2017-2018, UDR received contributions from the following: 

Foundations and Organizations

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Horizonte Instruction and Training Center 

 
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George S. & Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation, and Justice for All, Utah Bar Foundation, Herbert I. & Elsa B. Michael Foundation 

 
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Marriner S. Eccles Foundation, R. Harold Burton Foundation 

 
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Ralph Nye Charitable Foundation 

 

Individual Donors

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Jeremy LeFevre 

 
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Palmer DePaulis 

 
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Jesse Brar, David Leta, Sam Mekrut, John Ogilvie, Constance White, Henry Whiteside 

 
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Lisa Adams, James Cannon, Asa Kelley, Kate Kopischke, Jose Loayza, Suzanne Marelius, Carolyn Morrow, Wayne Riches, Don Winder 

 
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Chris Andrus, Michael Labertow, Doug Mansell, Richard Nelson, Donlu Thayer, Natalie Threlkeld 

 

View UDR's annual IRS 990 filing for the 2017-2018 fiscal year 

In-Kind Donations

In addition to receiving financial support from organizations, Utah Dispute Resolution receives in-kind donations to help reduce expenses. In recent years, UDR has received the following assistance:

Utah State Bar provides office and meeting space; bookkeeping and accounting services; and network and Internet support at reduced costs or at no charge.

Donate to UDR

Utah Dispute Resolution gratefully accepts donations from individuals who want to contribute toward the organization's mission. Funds raised are used to pay operating costs to run the main office in Salt Lake City and the new satellite office in Ogden. 

All donations are tax-deductible for income tax filing purposes. 

If you would like to contribute toward UDR's efforts, click here to donate securely online using a credit card, or you may send a check payable to Utah Dispute Resolution to:

Utah Dispute Resolution
645 South 200 East
Salt Lake City, Utah 84111