Idaho Women'S Charitable Foundation

PROVIDE QUALITY MEDICAL AND DENTAL CARE IN RURAL CAMAS COUNTY

CREATE AND MAINTAIN A COMMUNITY HEALTH RESOURCE (CHR) CLOSET WITH ESSENTIAL ITEMS FOR APPLICANTS AND CLIENTS AT RISK OF EVICTION BY PROVIDING ITEMS TO MEET THEIR BASIC NEEDS WITH NECESSITIES THAT SNAP BENEFITS DO NOT COVER.

CONSTRUCT AN ART EXHIBITION SPACE

CONSTRUCT AN ART EXHIBITION VENUE SPACE WITH FREE PUBLIC ACCESS

PROVIDE HIGH-DOSAGE TUTORING TO LOW-INCOME AND AT-RISK STUDENTS IN PAYETTE COUNTY

BUILD PRIVACY FENCING AROUND THE HOME THAT BORDERS PUBLIC LAND TO INCREASE RESIDENTS' SENSE OF SAFETY

PROVIDE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FOR PEOPLE IN RECOVERY

FUND THE SAFE FAMILIES FOR CHILDREN - TREASURE VALLEY PROJECT

DEVELOP MENTORSHIP, TRAINING, EDUCATION, SKILLS DEVELOPMENT, AND SUPPORT PROGRAMS TO SERVE AN ESTIMATED 60 PARTICIPANTS WHO ARE IN ADDICTION RECOVERY

CONVERT AN EXISTING PATIENT ROOM INTO A 'SAFE ROOM' TO HOUSE PATIENTS WHO COME INTO THE ER EXPERIENCING A MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS

BUILD PRIVACY FENCE AROUND THE HOME FOR FOSTER CHILDREN

MORE FOOD RECOVERY, LESS FOOD WASTE, LESS GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS

SUPPORT A SPECIALIZED PARALEGAL/CASE MANAGER TO PROVIDE ASSIMILATION CASE MANAGEMENT WITH A SENSITIVITY TO WOMEN WHO MAY BE VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

CONDUCT OUTREACH AND EDUCATION FOR FARMERS, RANCHERS AND AGRICULTURAL LANDOWNERS ABOUT OPPORTUNITIES TO PROTECT THEIR LAND FROM DEVELOPMENT

EXPANDING LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES AND INCREASING GIFT SHOP REVENUE

CREATE A STEM LAB

CREATE A SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATH (STEM) LAB

PROVIDE TRANSPORATION TO ACCESS HEALTH CARE SERVICES TO RESIDENTS IN THE RURAL COUNTIES OF WASHINGTON, ADAMS, AND PAYETTE

PROVIDE RESIDENTS TRANSPORTATION TO HEALTHCARE SERVICES

ENABLE LOW-INCOME SENIORS, VETERANS, AND PEOPLE LIVING WITH DISABILITIES TO REMAIN SAFELY IN THEIR HOMES BY PROVIDING HOME REPAIRS

CREATE SELF-SUFFICIENCY FOR AT-RISK YOUTH AGES 16-24 THROUGH FOOD SERVICE, LIFE SKILLS TRAINING, CONTINUING EDUCATION, AND JOB PLACEMENT IN THE TREASURE VALLEY

SUPPORT WATER QUALITY MONITORING

PROVIDE AT-RISK YOUTH AND THEIR FAMILIES IN CANYON COUNTY WITH THE TOOLS AND RESOURCES NEEDED TO DETER THEM FROM CRIMINAL AND GANG ACTIVITY

PROVIDE FREE PUBLIC OUTREACH, EDUCATION, AND LEGAL SERVICES TO TENANTS AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS ON FAIR HOUSING, EVICTION PREVENTION, HOUSING RIGHTS AND TENANT ORGANIZING

PROVIDE MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES TO CREATE JOYFUL LEARNING SPACES THROUGH PLAY

PROVIDE FREE PUBLIC OUTREACH, EDUCATION, AND LEGAL SERVICES TO TENANTS

EQUIP STAFF AND VOLUNTEER WATER QUALITY MONITORING CREW WITH TESTING EQUIPMENT, ACCESS TO LABS FOR DATA ANALYSIS, AND TRAVEL REIMBURSEMENT TO AND FROM THE TEST SITE LOCATIONS IN THE SNAKE RIVER BASIN

$1000 to Camp Rainbow Gold's Hidden Paradise 90-0961926, $1000 to Lauren Edson Dance, Inc. 47-2513772, $1000 Gem Soil and Water Conservation District 82-0294708, $1000 to Squaw Creek Soil Conservation District 82-0347808 and individually directed donations totaling $134350 were distributed to other 501(c)(3) qualifying organizations in $250 and $500 increments.

Build a large yurt in the middle of the school's 86 acres of forest to provide a STEM lab for their outdoor education program.

Complete the last portion of their new building remodel.

Expand the reach of this conservation program by purchasing a new smaller-sized no-till drill and a trailer to haul the drill.

Funding will provide educational materials to strengthen and support direct care workers who help approximately 20,000 Idahoans with disabilities as well as ensuring elderly adults remain independent in their homes.

Convert an existing patient room into a 'safe room' to house patients who come into the ER experiencing a mental health crisis.

Funds will be used to train multidisciplinary teams in rural communities who work on child sexual abuse cases.

Support a specialized Paralegal/Case Manager to provide assimilation case management with a sensitivity to women who may be victims of domestic violence.

Conduct outreach and education for farmers, ranchers, and agricultural landowners about opportunities to protect their land from development.

Teaches incarcerated men how to fix kids' bicycles while earning their own bicycles for future needs.

Enables low-income seniors, veterans, and people living with disabilities to remain safely in their homes by providing home repairs, such as ramps and other minor projects.

Funding will be used to restart WOW! (Women's Only Weekends and Weeklong program) and expand youth trail stewardship programs including maintenance and repair work on Idaho trails.

Funding to develop and create instructional film, lesson plans, and bibliographic resources related to the history and current lifeways of Idaho's Indigenous people.

Provide at-risk youth and their families in Canyon County with the tools and resources needed to deter them from criminal and gang activity.

Providing an additional six months of support for women recently released from an Idaho women's correctional facility including individualized recovery coaching, trauma therapy, and training to develop skills needed for employment.

$5,000 to Ada County Soil & Conservation District 82-0263828, $1,000 to Boise Urban Garden School, 75-3139866; $1,000 to Treasure Valley Children's Theatre, 46-3700015; $1,000 to City of Cascade, 82-6000173; and individually directed grants totaling $163,978 were distributed to other 501(c)(3) qualifying organizations in $250 and $500 increments.

Funds will be used to create an art-infused outdoor gathering space targeted to low-income, refugee, and immigrant populations.

Funds will be used to purchase a greenhouse and expand the Roots of Self Reliance project at Council Elementary School, where students raise produce and are learning to pollinate plants.