Utah's Licensed Non-Profit Adoption Agency · Since 1993
One of Utah's longest-running licensed non-profit adoption agencies — serving birth mothers and hopeful adoptive families across Utah and the United States, 24 hours a day.
Whichever brought you here, the next step is the same: a free, confidential conversation.
Free counseling, your own attorney, help with expenses as allowed by state law — and no pressure, whatever you decide. You choose the family and how much contact you want.
Home study coordination, an authentic profile, matching, and support through finalization — a full-service team that has walked beside families since 1993.
Out of state? We coordinate interstate placements through the ICPC, with guaranteed return transportation for birth mothers as allowed by state law. See the states we serve.
The People You'll Actually Talk To
A Act of Love was founded in 1993 by an adoptive mother, and that lens still runs through everything we do. Many of our counselors and case workers are adoptive parents or adoptees themselves — when you call, you reach a person who has lived some part of this journey.
9561 S 700 E #101, Sandy, UT 84070 · Open 24/7Reviews
129 verified reviews, 4.8 stars — real words from people we've walked with.
“Act of Love is more than just an adoption agency, it's an incredible family that we felt immediately welcomed to and supported by.”
Act of Love is more than just an adoption agency, it's an incredible family that we felt immediately welcomed to and supported by as we embarked on our adoption journey. We also witnessed the same level of incredible care and support with our baby's magical birth parents, which was very important to us. Thank you!
How to Choose
Ask us these too — we'll answer every one, and we encourage you to compare.
Verify with the Utah Office of Licensing at dlbc.utah.gov. Non-profit status adds a mission-first signal.
Longer track records typically mean better relationships with hospitals, legal teams, and birth-family support networks.
A full-service agency provides counseling, legal counsel, medical coordination, and support as allowed by state law.
Look for verified third-party reviews. Public reviews and testimonials should be consistent with the agency's claims.
You should never feel pressured. Good agencies welcome questions and offer free, no-obligation intake conversations.
Free, confidential, and without obligation — 24 hours a day.
Common Questions
Utah is home to several licensed private child-placing adoption agencies, overseen by the Utah Office of Licensing. The full list is available at dlbc.utah.gov.
Use the 5-point checklist: verify licensure, consider years of experience, compare service scope, review reputation, and request a no-obligation intake conversation.
A Act of Love Adoptions is licensed as a child-placing agency in Utah. We help birth moms in many states and coordinate adoptions through the Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children (ICPC). Adoption laws vary by state, so a free consultation is the best way to understand what is possible in your situation.
An adoption agency provides full-service support: counseling, matching, home study, legal, medical, and post-placement. An adoption attorney typically handles only the legal aspects of an independent adoption.
Utah is home to several adoption agencies with religious affiliations. A Act of Love is a non-denominational licensed non-profit agency that serves families of all faiths, including LDS.
All services to birth mothers are confidential and at no cost. For adoptive families, fees vary based on your situation. Contact us for a personalized estimate.
For birth mothers, yes, all licensed Utah adoption agencies provide services at no cost, as allowed by state law. For adoptive families, fees apply.
Free, confidential, and without obligation. Tell us a little about you and we'll reach out — or call any time, day or night.
Proudly serving all of Utah: Salt Lake City · Sandy · Provo · Orem · Ogden · Layton · St. George · Logan
