The Payette Public Library will build an amphitheater connected to the new library expansion. This will be used for library events as well as community events.
This project prevents child abuse by matching 250 trained CASA volunteers with 650 foster children annually, creating a cadre of volunteers to conduct home visits with at risk families.
IWCF support will help OATHS expand from the Boise School District to 2500 homeless students of the Treasure Valley giving them a better chance of enjoying, succeeding in and staying in school.
This new exhibit will educate visitors about how birds of prey provide early warning signs for identifying environmental threats to humans.
BBP’s “Work and Ride” program is designed to make it possible for adults and teens to receive bicycle repair, equipment and training to commute safely to work, school and essential daily activities.
CCG prepares refugees for employment, while providing the community with gourmet food products and catering. IWCF funding will support self sufficiency programs for this vulnerable population through job placement in the foodservice industry.
This project creates two eco-friendly play spaces onsite of Mercy Housing NorthwestIdaho’s developments, engaging children of the low to moderate income properties they serve in the building process. All equipment will be recycled from waste materials.
The Mountain Home Senior Citizens building was donated in 1984 by MHAFB. Consisting of 2 barracks, the building had all original amenities and needed better insulation, new windows, doors, and a new furnace.
