Helping Put Food on Utah’s Tables — Together
Welcome to Bridge Utah.
For years, we have worked quietly behind the scenes, focused on serving Utah communities with compassion and purpose. This website offers a closer look at our mission, our story, and the work we remain committed to carrying forward.
We believe every partnership helps build a stronger bridge toward hope, stability, and nourishment for families across Utah. We invite you to join us in making a lasting impact.
Thank you for your support.
“If you cannot feed a hundred people, then feed just one.”
- Mother Teresa
When you contribute to Bridge Utah, you are helping someone get through the next meal or two, and perhaps feed their children, essentially giving them the opportunity to allocate strained or scant financial resources for other critical expenses. You are taking life’s sharp edge off of strained budgets. Our organization cannot replace other forms of well-intentioned welfare, but we can place meat in refrigerators and produce on tables, so families and individuals can sort out their own welfare with dignity, hope, and better clarity.
Human capital. Dedicated effort. Financial resources. Consulting expertise. There are ways for anyone who wants to contribute to do so. Thank you for your sacred time, talent, and contributions.
Meet Our Team
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Steve and Alice Baugh
Steve and Alice Baugh have devoted their lives to family, faith, and selfless service, raising six children in Southern Utah while inspiring others through their compassion, generosity, and unwavering commitment to their community. For decades, including more than eight years of dedicated service with Bridge Utah, they have quietly transformed countless lives through food distribution, volunteer leadership, and tireless support for families in need, leaving an enduring legacy of hope and service throughout Southern Utah.
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Dr. Jonathan M. Baugh, D.O.
Dr. Jonathan M. Baugh is an emergency medicine physician, entrepreneur, and community leader whose career reflects an unwavering commitment to innovation, service, and strengthening communities throughout the Intermountain West. As Chief Medical Officer of PURE Healthcare, founder of Remote Health Solutions, and a board member of Bridge Utah, he has expanded access to healthcare, championed efforts to fight food insecurity, and inspired lasting opportunities for individuals and families through visionary leadership and compassionate service.
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Kevin McKenzie
Kevin McKenzie believes the strongest communities are built when neighbors care for one another with compassion, dignity, and without judgment. A father of four, accomplished executive leader, and dedicated Bridge Utah board member, he combines strategic leadership with a servant's heart to help ensure no one faces hunger alone while strengthening hope and opportunity for families throughout the community.
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Alison Bozic
Alison Bozic is a retired banking professional whose nearly four decades of leadership and trusted service earned her a reputation for excellence, integrity, and building lasting relationships. In retirement, she continues to make a difference by investing in her family, volunteering in her community, and embracing an active life that reflects her enduring spirit of service and generosity.
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David Vick
David Vick is a dedicated educator at Hurricane High School whose passion for teaching science, engineering, and robotics inspires students to think boldly, innovate, and reach their full potential. As a devoted father of six and committed mentor, he leads with curiosity, integrity, and a genuine desire to help others grow, leaving a lasting impact both in the classroom and throughout his community.
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Terra
Terra serves as Operations Manager for Bridge Utah, where her lifelong commitment to service, nonprofit leadership, and community collaboration helps strengthen lives and expand hope for families in need. A devoted wife, mother, grandmother, and longtime volunteer whose service began at age 10, she leads with compassion, generosity, and an unwavering belief that even the smallest acts of kindness can transform a community.