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Indie Square
About
Launched in May 2024, Indie Square is a coworking space in Murray dedicated to empowering Utah's nonprofit community. We work exclusively with 501(c) organizations, and provide deeply discounted office, event, and meeting spaces. We foster a collaborative and supportive environment, enabling nonprofits to thrive and make a lasting impact in our communities.
We offer a variety of services designed to meet the needs to new, small, and medium-sized nonprofit organizations. These include:
- Private offices come fully furnished and can accommodate 1-8 employees. Locking doors and fully-inclusive pricing make it perfect for small/medium organizations. Rent one or multiple to fit your needs. Starting at $500/month, though availability is limited!
- Training and Conference Rooms that are perfect for most types of events. Equipped with modern tech, attendees can even join via Zoom or Meet.
- Mail services are available for $300/year, and include 10 hours of conference room time/year. Perfect for upstart nonprofit organizations looking for a professional address and board meeting space!
We are proud of the ways that our tenants make Utah and the world a better place. They include:
- Circles Salt Lake, who are combatting poverty by building community.
- Justice By Objectives, who support individuals and their families as they navigate the criminal justice system.
- Project Rainbow, who are committed to uplifting Utah's LGBTQ+ community.
- Utah Pacific Islander Health Coalition, who promote health efforts supporting Utah's Pacific Islander communities.
- Waste Less Solutions, who make a significant reduction on the volume of food waste in Utah.
Note: UNA does not sell or share member contact information. If you receive emails claiming to offer our member list, it's a scam. These messages often come from companies that scrape publicly available data and falsely present it as official. While unethical, this tactic—known as email list scraping—is unfortunately common and difficult to block entirely.