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South Towne Center is proud to host valuable community events each year. Our goal is to make a significant impact for each community partner we serve. To reach our goal, we host several events and partner with local charities to provide a family friendly enviornment and a myriad of opportunities for our guests and locals in the community to be involved in and contribute to our community partners. For a complete listing of our current events, please click here.
South Towne Center holds an annual food drive during September. Shoppers can donate their non-perishable food items at designated locations in the mall. All donations go to the Utah Food Bank.
The Annual Huntsman Cancer Institute Radio-a-Thon takes place live from Fountain Court in South Towne Mall during the last weekend in January or the first week in February each year. The Radio-a-thon is presented by KBull FM93 and South Towne Center. Join the fun with prizes, live radio personalities and on-air interviews and help us give cancer patients a Reason to Hope.
If You Could Only Give 'Til it No Longer Hurt... During the holidays at South Towne Center, guests can donate to the "Tree of Hope" benefitting Utah Children Diagnosed with Cancer. Located on the upper level next to Guest Services the "Tree of Hope" is adorned with tiny Bag of Hope ornaments with a child's name, age and item on it. Each item on the ornament represents the items neccessary to fill a Bag of Hope: blanket, large teddy, car or doll, art supplies and games/puzzles. South Towne Center guests have the opportunity to donate money at Guest Services that will help purchase these items for a Bag of Hope(R). Each Bag of Hope(R) will be given to every child in Utah who is diagnosed with cancer.
The Muscular Dystropy Association's Annual Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telethon airs live from South Towne Center each Labor Day from 7am-5:30pm in the Fountain Court. In 2006, we helped raise a record-breaking $668,832 for the Muscular Dystrophy Association.
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