The Major Brent Taylor Foundation is built on three core Pillars of Impact—Train, Honor, and Engage—ensuring that Major Taylor’s legacy of service, leadership, and community involvement continues to inspire generations.
Each of our programs falls under one of these guiding pillars, offering opportunities to lead, honor, and serve. Explore how you can get involved and make an impact today.
Train
Empowering the Next Generation of Leaders
Legacy Leadership Scholarships
Supporting students dedicated to leadership, service, and community impact. In partnership with Brigham Young University, the University of Utah, Weber State University, and local high schools, we provide financial aid to future leaders.
BT5 Leadership Training Program
A hands-on leadership program based on Major Brent Taylor’s five principles of success. Open to students, young professionals, and community members looking to strengthen their leadership skills.
BSA Troop 76
Through hands-on learning, community service, and character-building experiences, Scouts develop the skills and confidence to lead with integrity.
The troop partners with MBTF to carry forward Major Taylor’s legacy by inspiring young people to serve, honor, and engage in meaningful ways at home and in their communities.
Honor
Recognizing Service & Sacrifice
Flag Missions
Providing flag displays at homecomings, funerals, and special events to pay tribute to military members and first responders.
Memorials & Monuments
Dedicated to preserving the memory of fallen service members through lasting tributes, including Utah’s first Gold Star Families Memorial Monument.
Gold Star Family Honor Trips
Providing Gold Star families with the opportunity to visit Fort Moore (formerly Fort Benning) and honor their loved ones.
Engage
Bringing Communities Together
The 9/11 Project
An interactive experience that educates and honors the sacrifices made on September 11, 2001.
Veterans Week
A week of remembrance, service, and tribute, featuring events such as the Veterans Parade in Layton, The Major Flies High, Military Tribute Field, and the Veterans Blood Drive.







