Utah liquor board gives licenses to 10 restaurants, says homeless initiative has raised thousands

Liquor store customers can “round up” their purchases to the nearest dollar, with the funds going to homeless services.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Yoko Ramen in Salt Lake City on Friday, Jan. 5, 2024. This ramen restaurant got its liquor license on Thursday.

Utah liquor board gives licenses to 10 restaurants, says homeless initiative has raised thousands

Liquor store customers can “round up” their purchases to the nearest dollar, with the funds going to homeless services.

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