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Living and Aging with Pride is a multi-platform television program that aims to serve the aging community at large with informative and entertaining content that focuses on enhancing quality of life. The program provides resources related to issues that affect the growing elderly population to help ensure that individuals continue to be economic and social assets to their families and communities. 1
Living and Aging with Pride aims to provide content that features relevant and current issues along with usable information that encourages wellness and healthy lifestyles. The group ensures truth in its media messages by employing what it calls the values of integrity, wisdom, and strong family principles. 1
As of December 2025, Living and Aging with Pride had produced 60 videos on its YouTube channel. 2
Living and Aging with Pride is funded by donations from individuals, foundations, and businesses. Tax filings confirm a $33,000 donation from the David Kelby Johnson Memorial Foundation in 2023. 3 Other donor organizations have included the Kanter Family Foundation 4 and the Segal Foundation. 5
As of 2025, James Brown was the host of Living and Aging with Pride, which he created. He is also the founder and as of 2025 was the president of Salt Lake City Studios. 6 As of 2025, Brown was sitting on the board of the Utah Investigative Journalism Project. 7
As of 2025, Kristy Chambers was the president of the board of Living and Aging with Pride and the CEO of Columbus. Chambers is a former CEO of Wasatch Homeless Health Care. 5
As of 2025, Marion Willey was the vice president of the board and the CEO of the Utah Non-Profit Housing Corporation. 5
As of 2025, Chad Salvadore was the treasurer of the board and the CFO of the Sorensen Impact Center. 5
As of 2025, George Severson was the secretary of the board and the director of local programming and creative services at ABC4 Utah/Utah’s CW30. 5
As of 2025, board member Shawn Newell was the president of Waves Enterprises, LLC. 5
Members of Living and Aging with Pride’s advisory board included former Utah state Senator Jake Anderegg (R-Lehi), Bruce Baird, Gary Birdsall, Sam Brown, Seth Brown, Joel Bruce, Kristy Chambers, Peter Corroon, Reid Davis, Rob Encee, State Senator Luz Escamilla (D-Salt Lake City), Michael Gallegos, Scott Howell, Liz Owens, Betty Sawyer, and Marion Willey. 5
David Kelby Johnson Memorial Foundation (nonprofit)
Kanter Family Foundation (nonprofit)
Segal Foundation (nonprofit)
Atkinson Sound (for profit)
BLANQ LTD (for profit)
Bountiful Peak Advisors (for profit)
Children’s Media Workshop (nonprofit)
Columbus (nonprofit)
Excellence in the Community (nonprofit)
Evibe Solutions (for profit)
FairFare Transportation (for profit)
Final Stage Media (for profit)
Giv Group (nonprofit)
Habitat for Humanity Salt Lake Valley (nonprofit)
Ibarra Business Centre (for profit)
Justice in Aging (nonprofit)
Mormon Women for Ethical Government (nonprofit)
Rocky Mountain CRC (nonprofit)
Salt Lake County Aging & Adult Services (nonprofit)
South Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce (nonprofit)
South Salt Lake City on the Move (nonprofit)
Utah Commission on Aging (nonprofit)
Utah Housing Coalition (nonprofit)
Utah Nonprofit Housing Corporation (nonprofit)
Utah Women & Leadership Project (nonprofit)
YWCA Utah (nonprofit)
All-time grants received statistics from Candid dataset:
Selection of highest value grants received from the last seven years:
| Amount | Year | Funder | Subject |
|---|---|---|---|
| $3,000 | 2022 | David Kelby Johnson Memorial Foundation | To improve quality of life by providing decent, safe, affordable housing, focusing on low- and very-low-income individuals and families. |
| $500 | 2022 | Kanter Family Foundation C/o Windy City Inc | Social Welfare/ Educational 501 (c)(3) Organization |