Longtime homeless cleanup nonprofit shuts down, leaving 125 unemployed - KSL News
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Advantage Services, a Utah social enterprise nonprofit that employed 125 people experiencing homelessness and other employment barriers, is shutting down due to financial struggles including reduced contracts and increased costs. The closure leaves vulnerable workers, many with criminal records or disabilities, without employment and at risk of returning to homelessness.
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SALT LAKE CITY — Despite efforts to save about 125 jobs, most of which were held by people experiencing homelessness and other challenges, the longtime Utah social enterprise nonprofit [Advantage Services is shutting down](https://utahnewsdispatch.com/2026/10/30/advantage-services-homeless-cleanup-nonprofit-shuts-down-125-unemployed/) amid financial struggles. "With heavy hearts, we announce that …
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