Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors, entrants, and donors; In 2007, Utah Fast Pass was able to donate $315,500 for Utah causes: The Utah Highway Patrol’s Honoring Heroes Foundation, Utah Sheriff's Association, the Utah Law Enforcement Memorial, provide eight scholarships for rural Utah High School students in six communities, community projects in six rural Utah towns, and we established an education / history program to take selected students to Washington, DC and the surrounding area to see firsthand our government at work and visit historical sites, accompanied by The Smithsonian Travel.

Utah Fast Pass donated $135,000 to the Honoring Heroes Foundation, $5,000 to the Utah Sheriff’s Association, $10,000 to the Utah Law Enforcement Memorial, $75,000 for the education / history program, and gave $90,000 to the following rural Utah communities:

Helper - $10,000
Price - $5,000
Monticello - $5,000
Duchesne - $5,000
Moab - $5,000
Huntington - $10,000 (one scholarship designated for an average student donated by Dick Downs.)

Total of $40,000 in $5,000 scholarships

Helper City - $10,000
City of Monticello - $7,500 (Elliot Pritch - $2,500)
Duchesne City - $5,000
City of Moab - $5,000
Huntington City - $10,000
Price City - $12,500 (Richard Losee - $2,500)

The Honoring Heroes Foundation is incorporated in Utah and has been granted Internal Revenue Service 501(c)(3) status of Charitable Organization. The Mission Statement for the Honoring Heroes Foundation is "To protect and provide for fallen and wounded Troopers and for the well being of the dependents and employees of the Utah Highway Patrol and the Department of Public Safety." The intent is to assist with expenses not covered by insurance when Troopers are injured on the job, killed in the line of duty, or encounter other catastrophic expenses not of their own making.

Rural Utah Community Projects may include local service projects to assist rural communities throughout the state and also educational scholarships to sponsor students and provide valuable opportunities for the youth in these remote areas.