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On Nov. 28, 2006 James LeVoy Sorenson pledged to donate up to $1 million in matching funds to refurbish the YMCA of Greater Salt Lake's Camp Roger. This mountain recreation facility provides boys and girls of all races and religions the opportunity to experience the rewards of outdoor adventure.
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On Nov. 1, 2007, the Sorenson Legacy Foundation and Rosecrest, Inc. announced they will contribute $5 million to help build a recreation and fitness facility to serve Salt Lake County's southwest area.
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- On July 25, 2006, the Sorenson Legacy Foundation donated $100,000 to American War Heroes, a private non-profit organization dedicated to assisting disabled veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. The money will be used to aid several veterans with family travel, athletic coaching and medical maintenance issues.
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- On June 15, 2006, James LeVoy Sorenson donated $1 million dollars in matching funds to the state of Utah to forestall an impending public health crisis when funding for Medicaid’s dental care program was not extended by the state legislature. The Medicaid dental program helps the state’s neediest and most vulnerable citizens cover the cost of such treatment as root canals, extractions and fillings.
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- James LeVoy Sorenson was a primary donor for the Sorenson Multi-Cultural Center built on Salt Lake City, Utah's west side. The facility offers underserved minority communities educational and recreational opportunities and health clinics.
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On April 28, 2004, The Sorenson Group's Rosecrest Inc. donated $400,000 for a 1,000-seat, outdoor performing arts pavilion in Herriman, Utah. The W&M Butterfield Park centerpiece includes stage, dressing rooms and covered seating.
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