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The documentary, "Uncharitable," will change the way most people think about nonprofits. For the people who dedicate their careers to nonprofit work, Uncharitable will affirm much of what you already know about nonprofits and inspire you with a new way to talk about your work to donors, friends and family!
Join Utah Nonprofits Association in partnership with Utah Film Center for a free screening of the documentary Uncharitable—just for nonprofit professionals—followed by a panel discussion with some of the film's executive producers.

Uncharitable changes the way people think. The more people who see it, the more change will happen. We are inviting the entire nonprofit community to join us for a special, free screening of the movie where the people sitting next to you will not only share your hopes and dreams for making our world better, but will be activlely working to make that change happen.

Who shoud attend?
Everyone, but especially nonprofit people.

Can I bring a friend?
Of course! Your friends are our friends. You'll even meet new friends at the screening!

Can I bring a donor?
Can you wait on that? We have some other tricks up our sleeve for getting the message to donors.

Is it really free?
Yes. Thanks to the Executive Producers of the documentary, we are able to share this important movie with the nonprofit community.

What is the movie about?
Uncharitable is about change. The movie will change you and you'll leave with hope that you no longer thought was possible.

Yeah, but what's it really about?
Uncharitable, a documentary about the roles that charities and non-profits play in society, is based on the book Uncharitable, written by Dan Pollata.

Can I come late?
So sorry, if you are not in your seat by 6:15 pm, we will open seating to the stand-by crowd.

Tickets are limited and on a first-come, first-served basis.