After layoffs, Utah Pride Center admits ‘massive financial turmoil’ — then deletes the statement

The LGBTQ+ nonprofit ‘might close, revive, or reset,’ officials wrote, after a third of its employees were reportedly terminated.

(Alex Gallivan | Special to the Tribune) The Utah Pride Center celebrated their Grand Opening at their new location at 1380 S. Main St. on Saturday, May 19, 2018. In a statement posted — and then deleted — on August 22, 2023, center officials shared their decision to reduce their workforce because of "massive financial turmoil."

After layoffs, Utah Pride Center admits ‘massive financial turmoil’ — then deletes the statement

The LGBTQ+ nonprofit ‘might close, revive, or reset,’ officials wrote, after a third of its employees were reportedly terminated.

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