IWCF fosters educated philanthropy through collaboration, pooled resources, and individual giving to positively impact the community; to inspire women with the power of collaborative philanthropy.
Idaho Women's Charitable Foundation uses a pooled-fund model shaped by member review and voting, with annual awards commonly landing in the $20,000 to $35,000 range. The foundation’s recent giving also shows a steady layer of smaller member designations of $250 to $500, alongside larger project grants for community organizations, schools, and public agencies. That structure lets the foundation support both selected annual priorities and individually directed gifts. Across recent awards, Idaho Women's Charitable Foundation has backed basic-needs support, rural health access, education, conservation, arts spaces, and services for women leaving correctional facilities. Boise appears often in the recipient list, but the grantmaking reaches beyond the city to places such as Idaho City, Emmett, McCall, Twin Falls, and Cascade. Recent examples include support for Boise Rock School to finish a building remodel, and for Global Lounge Incorporated to create an art-infused outdoor gathering space for low-income, refugee, and immigrant populations. The foundation’s portfolio also includes direct-service work tied to eviction prevention, recovery services, outdoor STEM learning, and medical equipment or facilities in rural communities. Its grantmaking reflects a mix of capacity-building purchases, program support, and targeted community infrastructure.
Basic needs show up through housing stability and essential goods. Idaho Women's Charitable Foundation awarded $20,000 to Jesse Tree of Idaho to create and maintain a community health resource closet with essential items for applicants and clients at risk of eviction, and it also supported a security deposit assistance program for informally housed clients. Rural health access is another clear thread. The foundation gave $21,013 to Valor Health in Emmett for sexual assault nurse examiner exams and forensic-evidence equipment, and $20,721 to Family Health Services in Twin Falls to provide quality medical and dental care in rural Camas County. It also funded a safe room at Cascade Medical Center for patients in mental health crisis. Education and youth supports appear in several forms. Teach for America received $15,000 for high-dosage tutoring to low-income and at-risk students in Payette County, while Basin School District 72 received $30,000 to build a yurt for an outdoor STEM lab. Conservation and food systems also received support through a no-till drill purchase and a food-recovery effort.
$677K
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$557K
Most grants fall between $12K and $15K, with a median of $15K.
25th Percentile
$12K
Median
$15K
75th Percentile
$15K
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The foundation’s typical grant size sits at $11,750 at the 25th percentile, $14,917 at the median, and $15,000 at the 75th percentile. That points to a cluster of similar-sized awards, with larger pooled-fund grants layered on top of smaller member designations. Idaho Women's Charitable Foundation uses both competitive pooled-fund cycles and individual member designations. The pooled-fund programs are selected through member review and voting, while member designations distribute either two $250 grants or one $500 grant in a member’s name. Recent records show repeated support for some organizations across multiple years, including Jesse Tree of Idaho, Living Independence Network Corp, Family Health Services, Boise Vertical Farm Inc, The Shepherd's Home, and Boise Contemporary Theater.
Giving is local and concentrated in Idaho, with 93% of grants going to recipients in the state. Boise appears frequently among recipient cities, alongside McCall, Emmett, Twin Falls, Idaho City, Cascade, and Meridian. The foundation also made a smaller number of awards outside Idaho, including Seattle, Tacoma, and locations in Washington through specific program support. The recipient-country distribution is entirely U.S.-based.
The foundation’s typical grant size is tightly clustered: the 25th percentile is $11,750, the median is $14,917, and the 75th percentile is $15,000. Its pooled-fund cycles also include larger awards in the $20,000 to $35,000 range, while member designations are generally $250 or $500.
It uses a pooled-fund model in which members review and vote on grantees each season. It also offers individual grant designations, where members direct part of a $500 annual contribution to organizations of their choice, distributed as either two $250 grants or one $500 grant.
Recent giving covers basic needs, cultural arts, education, environment, health, and rural communities. Specific examples include eviction-prevention support, rural medical and dental care, outdoor STEM learning, conservation equipment, arts infrastructure, and services for women recently released from correctional facilities.
Boise appears often, but the grant record also includes McCall, Emmett, Twin Falls, Idaho City, Cascade, and Meridian. The foundation gives most often in Idaho overall, with 93% of grants going to recipients in the state.
Yes. Recent grants show repeat support for several organizations across multiple years, including Jesse Tree of Idaho, Living Independence Network Corp, Family Health Services, Boise Vertical Farm Inc, The Shepherd's Home, and Boise Contemporary Theater.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Financiamiento actual y próximo de Idaho Women's Charitable Foundation al que tu organización sin fines de lucro podría postularse.
¿Quién puede postularse? Nonprofits serving Southwest Idaho and addressing important community needs in one of IWCF's six interest areas.
Fecha límite: The current cycle deadline is December 1, 2026.
¿Quién puede postularse? Must meet IWCF grant seeker eligibility and serve Southwest Idaho counties. Projects should address basic needs and be specific, high-impact, and thoughtfully planned.
Fecha límite: Annual cycle; applications open October 2, 2026 and close December 1, 2026.
¿Quién puede postularse? Must satisfy IWCF eligibility requirements and serve Southwest Idaho counties; proposals should align with the health interest area.
Fecha límite: Annual cycle; applications open October 2, 2026 and close December 1, 2026.
¿Quién puede postularse? Must satisfy IWCF eligibility requirements and serve Southwest Idaho counties; proposals should align with the environment interest area.
Fecha límite: Annual cycle; applications open October 2, 2026 and close December 1, 2026.
¿Quién puede postularse? Must satisfy IWCF eligibility requirements and serve Southwest Idaho counties; proposals should align with the education interest area.
Fecha límite: Annual cycle; applications open October 2, 2026 and close December 1, 2026.
¿Quién puede postularse? Same IWCF grant-seeker criteria apply: project-based work serving Southwest Idaho counties; eligible organizations include 501(c)(3) nonprofits, schools, government agencies, and religious organizations; minimum annual revenue of $50,000; no general operating, endowment, capital campaign, scholarship, or partisan/lobbying projects.
Fecha límite: Applications open October 2, 2026 and are due December 1, 2026.
¿Quién puede postularse? Must satisfy IWCF eligibility requirements and serve Southwest Idaho counties; proposals should primarily benefit rural communities.
Fecha límite: Annual cycle; applications open October 2, 2026 and close December 1, 2026.
¿Quién puede postularse? Applicants must be 501(c)(3) nonprofits, schools, government agencies, or religious organizations doing community work. Projects must serve one or more of the eligible Southwest Idaho counties: Ada, Adams, Boise, Camas, Canyon, Elmore, Gem, Owyhee, Payette, Valley, or Washington. Organizations must have at least $50,000 in annual revenue. Funding is for specific projects rather than general overhead, endowments, or capital campaigns. Scholarships and stipends for individuals, lobbying, partisan work, and programs requiring participation in religious activities are not eligible. Organizations currently funded by IWCF must wait 12 months after final report approval before reapplying.
Fecha límite: 2026 cycle: applications open October 2, 2026 and are due December 1, 2026. Site visits are scheduled for February-March 2027; selection results are announced in April 2027.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GRANTS 5000 OR LESS AND INDIVIDUALLY DIRECTED GRANTS | VARIOUS, ID | $127,201 | 2025 | GRANTS OF $1000 WERE GIVEN TO NONPROFIT FINALISTS WHO WERE NOT CHOSEN INCLUDING LAUREN EDSON DANCE, INC., DISCOVERY CENTER OF IDAHO, GEM COUNTY RECREATION DISTRICT, AND CASCADE PUBLIC LIBRARY. ADDITIONALLY $120,250 WAS DISTRIBUTED TO OTHER 501C3 ORGANIZATIONS IN INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNATED GRANTS IN THE AMOUNT OF $250 OR $500. |
| GRANTS OF 5000 OR LESS | — | $114,000 | 2025 | GRANTS OF $2,500 EACH WERE PAID TO GRANT APPLICANTS WHO WERE NOT SELECTED FOR LARGER POOLED GRANTS INCLUDING GEM COUNTY RECREATION DISTRICT, LAUREN EDSON DANCE INC., AND LOVE, INC. ADDITIONALLY, MEMBERS DESIGNATED $106,500 TO OTHER 501C3 ORGANIZATIONS IN INDIVIDUALLY-DESIGNATED GRANTS IN THE AMOUNT OF $250 OR $500. |
| FRIENDS OF WEISER RIVER TRAIL | BOISE, ID | $28,000 | 2025 | REPAIR/RE-DECK TRESTLES ON THE WEISER RIVER TRAIL AND PURCHASE A UTV |
| JESSE TREE OF IDAHO | BOISE, ID | $23,250 | 2025 | CREATE A COMMUNITY HEALTH RESOURCE CLOSET OF ESSENTIAL ITEMS |
| VALOR HEALTH | EMMETT, ID | $21,013 | 2025 | PROVIDE SEXUAL ASSAULT NURSE EXAMINER (SANE) EXAMS AND EQUIPMENT FOR THE COLLECTION OF FORENSIC EVIDENCE IN EMMETT AND GEM COUNTY |
| FAMILY HEALTH SERVICES | TWIN FALLS, ID | $20,721 | 2025 | PROVIDE QUALITY MEDICAL AND DENTAL CARE IN RURAL CAMAS COUNTY |
| JESSE TREE OF IDAHO | BOISE, ID | $20,000 | 2025 | 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. |
| MCCALL PUBLIC LIBRARY | MCCALL, ID | $15,750 | 2025 | CONSTRUCT AN ART EXHIBITION SPACE |
| CASCADE MEDICAL CENTER | CASCADE, ID | $15,000 | 2025 | CONVERT AN EXISTING PATIENT ROOM INTO A 'SAFE ROOM' TO HOUSE PATIENTS WHO COME INTO THE ER EXPERIENCING A MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS |
| THE SHEPHERD'S HOME | MCCALL, ID | $15,000 | 2025 | BUILD PRIVACY FENCING AROUND THE HOME THAT BORDERS PUBLIC LAND TO INCREASE RESIDENTS' SENSE OF SAFETY |
| BOISE VERTICAL FARM INC | BOISE, ID | $15,000 | 2025 | PROVIDE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FOR PEOPLE IN RECOVERY |
| LUTHERAN COMMUNITY SERVICES | TACOMA, WA | $15,000 | 2025 | FUND THE SAFE FAMILIES FOR CHILDREN - TREASURE VALLEY PROJECT |
| BOISE VERTICAL FARM INC | BOISE, ID | $15,000 | 2025 | DEVELOP MENTORSHIP, TRAINING, EDUCATION, SKILLS DEVELOPMENT, AND SUPPORT PROGRAMS TO SERVE AN ESTIMATED 60 PARTICIPANTS WHO ARE IN ADDICTION RECOVERY |
| THE SHEPHERD'S HOME | MCCALL, ID | $15,000 | 2025 | BUILD PRIVACY FENCE AROUND THE HOME FOR FOSTER CHILDREN |
| TEACH FOR AMERICA | MERIDIAN, ID | $15,000 | 2025 | PROVIDE HIGH-DOSAGE TUTORING TO LOW-INCOME AND AT-RISK STUDENTS IN PAYETTE COUNTY |
| MCCALL PUBLIC LIBRARY | MCCALL, ID | $15,000 | 2025 | CONSTRUCT AN ART EXHIBITION VENUE SPACE WITH FREE PUBLIC ACCESS |
| ROLLING TOMATO | BOISE, ID | $15,000 | 2025 | MORE FOOD RECOVERY, LESS FOOD WASTE, LESS GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS |
| COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF IDAHO | CALDWELL, ID | $14,235 | 2025 | SUPPORT A SPECIALIZED PARALEGAL/CASE MANAGER TO PROVIDE ASSIMILATION CASE MANAGEMENT WITH A SENSITIVITY TO WOMEN WHO MAY BE VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE |
| AMERICAN FARMLAND TRUST | BELLINGHAM, WA | $13,980 | 2025 | CONDUCT OUTREACH AND EDUCATION FOR FARMERS, RANCHERS AND AGRICULTURAL LANDOWNERS ABOUT OPPORTUNITIES TO PROTECT THEIR LAND FROM DEVELOPMENT |
| ARTISANS FOR HOPE | BOISE, ID | $13,400 | 2025 | EXPANDING LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES AND INCREASING GIFT SHOP REVENUE |
| BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF ADA COUNTY | GARDEN CITY, ID | $12,500 | 2025 | CREATE A STEM LAB |
| BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF ADA COUNTY | GARDEN CITY, ID | $12,500 | 2025 | CREATE A SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATH (STEM) LAB |
| WEISER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION | WEISER, ID | $12,000 | 2025 | PROVIDE TRANSPORATION TO ACCESS HEALTH CARE SERVICES TO RESIDENTS IN THE RURAL COUNTIES OF WASHINGTON, ADAMS, AND PAYETTE |
| WEISER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION | WEISER, ID | $12,000 | 2025 | PROVIDE RESIDENTS TRANSPORTATION TO HEALTHCARE SERVICES |
| BOISE VALLEY HABITAT FOR HUMANITY | BOISE, ID | $11,677 | 2025 | ENABLE LOW-INCOME SENIORS, VETERANS, AND PEOPLE LIVING WITH DISABILITIES TO REMAIN SAFELY IN THEIR HOMES BY PROVIDING HOME REPAIRS |
| CALDWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT 132 | CALDWELL, ID | $10,000 | 2025 | PROVIDE MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES TO CREATE JOYFUL LEARNING SPACES THROUGH PLAY |
| LIFE'S KITCHEN | BOISE, ID | $10,000 | 2025 | 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 |
| SNAKE RIVER WATERKEEPER INC | BOISE, ID | $10,000 | 2025 | SUPPORT WATER QUALITY MONITORING |
| INTERMOUNTAIN FAIR HOUSING INC | BOISE, ID | $10,000 | 2025 | PROVIDE FREE PUBLIC OUTREACH, EDUCATION, AND LEGAL SERVICES TO TENANTS AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS ON FAIR HOUSING, EVICTION PREVENTION, HOUSING RIGHTS AND TENANT ORGANIZING |
| INTERMOUNTAIN FAIR HOUSING COUNCIL INC | BOISE, ID | $10,000 | 2025 | PROVIDE FREE PUBLIC OUTREACH, EDUCATION, AND LEGAL SERVICES TO TENANTS |
| BREAKING CHAINS ACADEMY OF DEVELOPMENT | NAMPA, ID | $10,000 | 2025 | PROVIDE AT-RISK YOUTH AND THEIR FAMILIES IN CANYON COUNTY WITH THE TOOLS AND RESOURCES NEEDED TO DETER THEM FROM CRIMINAL AND GANG ACTIVITY |
| SNAKE RIVER WATERKEEPER INC | BOISE, ID | $10,000 | 2025 | 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 |
| Grants less than 5001 dollars and | Boise, ID | $138,350 | 2024 | $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. |
| Boise Rock School | Boise, ID | $30,000 | 2024 | Complete the last portion of their new building remodel. |
| Basin School District 72 | Idaho City, ID | $30,000 | 2024 | 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. |
| Valley Soil and Water Conservation District (Valley SWCD) | Cascade, ID | $20,795 | 2024 | Expand the reach of this conservation program by purchasing a new smaller-sized no-till drill and a trailer to haul the drill. |
| Living Independence Network Corp (LINC) | Boise, ID | $15,000 | 2024 | 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. |
| Cascade Medical Center | Cascade, ID | $15,000 | 2024 | Convert an existing patient room into a 'safe room' to house patients who come into the ER experiencing a mental health crisis. |
| Building Hope Today Foundation Inc | Boise, ID | $14,917 | 2024 | Funds will be used to train multidisciplinary teams in rural communities who work on child sexual abuse cases. |
| Community Council of Idaho | Caldwell, ID | $14,235 | 2024 | Support a specialized Paralegal/Case Manager to provide assimilation case management with a sensitivity to women who may be victims of domestic violence. |
| American Farmland Trust | Bellingham, WA | $13,980 | 2024 | Conduct outreach and education for farmers, ranchers, and agricultural landowners about opportunities to protect their land from development. |
| Boise Bicycle Project | Boise, ID | $13,750 | 2024 | Teaches incarcerated men how to fix kids' bicycles while earning their own bicycles for future needs. |
| Boise Valley Habitat for Humanity | Boise, ID | $11,677 | 2024 | 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. |
| Idaho Trails Association | Boise, ID | $10,150 | 2024 | 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. |
| Kessler Keener Foundation | Boise, ID | $10,000 | 2024 | Funding to develop and create instructional film, lesson plans, and bibliographic resources related to the history and current lifeways of Idaho's Indigenous people. |
| Breaking Chains Academy of Development | Nampa, ID | $10,000 | 2024 | Provide at-risk youth and their families in Canyon County with the tools and resources needed to deter them from criminal and gang activity. |
| St Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho Council | Boise, ID | $7,500 | 2024 | 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. |
| Grants less than 5001 and Individual Designated Grants | Various, ID | $171,978 | 2023 | $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. |
| Global Lounge Incorporated | Boise, ID | $30,000 | 2023 | Funds will be used to create an art-infused outdoor gathering space targeted to low-income, refugee, and immigrant populations. |
| Planned Parenthood of the Great NW | Seattle, WA | $26,000 | 2023 | Funding to replace an outdated ultrasound machine. |
GRANTS 5000 OR LESS AND INDIVIDUALLY DIRECTED GRANTS
$127,201GRANTS OF $1000 WERE GIVEN TO NONPROFIT FINALISTS WHO WERE NOT CHOSEN INCLUDING LAUREN EDSON DANCE, INC., DISCOVERY CENTER OF IDAHO, GEM COUNTY RECREATION DISTRICT, AND CASCADE PUBLIC LIBRARY. ADDITIONALLY $120,250 WAS DISTRIBUTED TO OTHER 501C3 ORGANIZATIONS IN INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNATED GRANTS IN THE AMOUNT OF $250 OR $500.
GRANTS OF 5000 OR LESS
$114,000GRANTS OF $2,500 EACH WERE PAID TO GRANT APPLICANTS WHO WERE NOT SELECTED FOR LARGER POOLED GRANTS INCLUDING GEM COUNTY RECREATION DISTRICT, LAUREN EDSON DANCE INC., AND LOVE, INC. ADDITIONALLY, MEMBERS DESIGNATED $106,500 TO OTHER 501C3 ORGANIZATIONS IN INDIVIDUALLY-DESIGNATED GRANTS IN THE AMOUNT OF $250 OR $500.
FRIENDS OF WEISER RIVER TRAIL
$28,000REPAIR/RE-DECK TRESTLES ON THE WEISER RIVER TRAIL AND PURCHASE A UTV
VALOR HEALTH
$21,013PROVIDE SEXUAL ASSAULT NURSE EXAMINER (SANE) EXAMS AND EQUIPMENT FOR THE COLLECTION OF FORENSIC EVIDENCE IN EMMETT AND GEM COUNTY
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.
CASCADE MEDICAL CENTER
$15,000CONVERT AN EXISTING PATIENT ROOM INTO A 'SAFE ROOM' TO HOUSE PATIENTS WHO COME INTO THE ER EXPERIENCING A MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS
THE SHEPHERD'S HOME
$15,000BUILD PRIVACY FENCING AROUND THE HOME THAT BORDERS PUBLIC LAND TO INCREASE RESIDENTS' SENSE OF SAFETY
BOISE VERTICAL FARM INC
$15,000PROVIDE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FOR PEOPLE IN RECOVERY
FUND THE SAFE FAMILIES FOR CHILDREN - TREASURE VALLEY PROJECT
BOISE VERTICAL FARM INC
$15,000DEVELOP MENTORSHIP, TRAINING, EDUCATION, SKILLS DEVELOPMENT, AND SUPPORT PROGRAMS TO SERVE AN ESTIMATED 60 PARTICIPANTS WHO ARE IN ADDICTION RECOVERY
THE SHEPHERD'S HOME
$15,000BUILD PRIVACY FENCE AROUND THE HOME FOR FOSTER CHILDREN
PROVIDE HIGH-DOSAGE TUTORING TO LOW-INCOME AND AT-RISK STUDENTS IN PAYETTE COUNTY
MCCALL PUBLIC LIBRARY
$15,000CONSTRUCT AN ART EXHIBITION VENUE SPACE WITH FREE PUBLIC ACCESS
ROLLING TOMATO
$15,000MORE 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
ARTISANS FOR HOPE
$13,400EXPANDING LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES AND INCREASING GIFT SHOP REVENUE
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF ADA COUNTY
$12,500CREATE A SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATH (STEM) LAB
WEISER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
$12,000PROVIDE TRANSPORATION TO ACCESS HEALTH CARE SERVICES TO RESIDENTS IN THE RURAL COUNTIES OF WASHINGTON, ADAMS, AND PAYETTE
WEISER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
$12,000PROVIDE RESIDENTS TRANSPORTATION TO HEALTHCARE SERVICES
BOISE VALLEY HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
$11,677ENABLE LOW-INCOME SENIORS, VETERANS, AND PEOPLE LIVING WITH DISABILITIES TO REMAIN SAFELY IN THEIR HOMES BY PROVIDING HOME REPAIRS
CALDWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT 132
$10,000PROVIDE MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES TO CREATE JOYFUL LEARNING SPACES THROUGH PLAY
LIFE'S KITCHEN
$10,000CREATE SELF-SUFFICIENCY FOR AT-RISK YOUTH AGES 16-24 THROUGH FOOD SERVICE, LIFE SKILLS TRAINING, CONTINUING EDUCATION, AND JOB PLACEMENT IN THE TREASURE VALLEY
INTERMOUNTAIN FAIR HOUSING INC
$10,000PROVIDE FREE PUBLIC OUTREACH, EDUCATION, AND LEGAL SERVICES TO TENANTS AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS ON FAIR HOUSING, EVICTION PREVENTION, HOUSING RIGHTS AND TENANT ORGANIZING
INTERMOUNTAIN FAIR HOUSING COUNCIL INC
$10,000PROVIDE FREE PUBLIC OUTREACH, EDUCATION, AND LEGAL SERVICES TO TENANTS
BREAKING CHAINS ACADEMY OF DEVELOPMENT
$10,000PROVIDE AT-RISK YOUTH AND THEIR FAMILIES IN CANYON COUNTY WITH THE TOOLS AND RESOURCES NEEDED TO DETER THEM FROM CRIMINAL AND GANG ACTIVITY
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
Grants less than 5001 dollars and
$138,350$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.
Boise Rock School
$30,000Complete the last portion of their new building remodel.
Basin School District 72
$30,000Build a large yurt in the middle of the school's 86 acres of forest to provide a STEM lab for their outdoor education program.
Valley Soil and Water Conservation District (Valley SWCD)
$20,795Expand the reach of this conservation program by purchasing a new smaller-sized no-till drill and a trailer to haul the drill.
Living Independence Network Corp (LINC)
$15,000Funding 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.
Cascade Medical Center
$15,000Convert an existing patient room into a 'safe room' to house patients who come into the ER experiencing a mental health crisis.
Building Hope Today Foundation Inc
$14,917Funds 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.
Boise Valley Habitat for Humanity
$11,677Enables 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.
Idaho Trails Association
$10,150Funding 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.
Kessler Keener Foundation
$10,000Funding to develop and create instructional film, lesson plans, and bibliographic resources related to the history and current lifeways of Idaho's Indigenous people.
Breaking Chains Academy of Development
$10,000Provide 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.
Grants less than 5001 and Individual Designated Grants
$171,978$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.
Global Lounge Incorporated
$30,000Funds will be used to create an art-infused outdoor gathering space targeted to low-income, refugee, and immigrant populations.
Planned Parenthood of the Great NW
$26,000Funding to replace an outdated ultrasound machine.
