The Central States Communicaiton Association records (1936-1998) contain the minutes, history, newsletters, membership information and surveys of the association from 1936 to 1998.

The Children's Service Society of Utah records (1884-1990s) contain correspondence, annual reports, pamphlets, newsletters, news clippings, meeting minutes, financial records, and scrapbooks documenting the activities of the society. The Children's Service Society of Utah was founded in 1883 as a free day-care nursery. In the early 1930s the nursery was closed and the society began a three-fold program including foster care, unmarried parent services and adoption.

The Helen Mae Shufelt Chindgren papers (1943-1945) consists of correspondence, news clippings, and personal materials which pertain to Shufelt's service in the Women's (Auxiliary) Army Corps, W(A)AC.

The R. Paul Cracroft papers (1942-2007) contain correspondence, original manuscripts, famiy and personal documents. He worked for the Salt Lake tribune and became the Assistant Director of Public Relations at the University of Utah from 1948-1951. From 1951-1956, he was Press Secretary for Senator Wallace Bennett and spent most of the rest of his career at the University of Utah in various capacities.

The Crones Counsel, Inc. records (1989-2021) documents the history of this organization which provided opportunities for women to join together in a variety of settings and activities in order to promote and affirm a sense of power, purpose, and productivity for themselves in the last third of their lives. The collection contains materials regarding the creation of the organization, board of directors, national gatherings, and publications.

The Eckankar collection (1992-1994) contain articles, news clippings, brochures, newsletters, and a journal regarding Eckankar, the Religion of the Light and Sound of God, a nonprofit religious organization.

The Ely, Nevada Masonic Lodge records (1905-1974) consists of membership records, meeting calandars, meeting remarks, newsletters, personal and membership related correspondence, masonic supply catalogues, and bank account and expenditure records. The Ely, Nevada Masonic Lodge was established in 1905.

The First Presbyterian Church records (1870-1988) consist of minutes, baptism lists, ordination certificates, membership lists, financial materials, property deeds, receipts, correspondence, articles, news clippings, scrapbooks, and newsletters. This collection encompasses the history of the First Presbyterian Church in Utah.

The First Unitarian Church of Salt Lake City records (1891-2010) is a rich collection of source materials, containing primarily original documents tracing the history and activities of the Unitarian Church in Salt Lake City. It is organized into 221 boxes of records dating from its founding in l89l up to 2010. The Unitarian Church has been an advocate of many causes and has played a vital cultural role in the Salt Lake City area.

The Fort Douglas Hidden Valley Country Club records (1966-2008) contain memos, newsletters, directories, meeting minutes, invitations, membership information and applications, bylaws and mailings. Tennis and social activities are the main focus of the club, and documents related to these activities comprise the bulk of the collection.

The Stephen C. Foster collection (1931-1951) contain biographical articles and writings and a periodical concerning Stephen C. Foster. Foster (1826-1864) was a popular American songwriter who gained prominence in antebellum America with popular songs like "Oh! Susannah" and "Camptown Races."

The Gandhi Alliance for Peace records (1999-2016) consist of meeting minutes, newsletters, articles, pamphlets, and correspondence related to the advocacy work of the Gandhi Alliance for Peace.

The Regnal W. Garff papers (1950s-1999) consist of personal and professional papers resulting from Garff's career as a judge in Utah's Second District Court. Garff was born in 1927 and raised in Utah. He received the LL. B. and Juris Doctor degrees from the University of Utah.

The Glen Canyon Action Network records (2000-2002) include press releases, newsletters, and correspondence. The Glen Canyon Action Network was founded in 2000, its name was changed to Living Waters in 2001. Living Waters became part of the Waterkeeper Alliance in 2002, and added Colorado Riverkeeper to its name.

The Glen Canyon Institute (GCI) was founded in 1996 as a charitable 501(c)3 nonprofit organization with the mission of restoring a healthy Colorado River through Glen Canyon. The Glen Canyon Institute records (1998-2005) contain correspondence, news releases, and copies of the intitute's newsletter Hidden Passage.