We will be hosting a virtual session for nonprofits to provide an overview of IWCF’s grant process, application and timeline. If you are planning to apply or have questions about our process, this would be a great Q&A to attend. We will also provide a detailed information form concerning our grant selection process after the…
In celebration of Women’s History Month, and in keeping with the 2022 symposium theme of celebrating change-making women, the education committee produced an event at the Idaho History Museum, featuring their “Trailblazing Women of Idaho” exhibit. Members and guests heard from an amazing panel of women and were then able to tour the exhibit, along…
On January 26, 2022, Boise Mayor Lauren McLean discussed how her staff is working to rise to the challenges caused by Boise’s incredible growth. Click here to listen to the audio recording.
October 26 – Education Event: The Impact of Sexual Abuse and Family Violence in Our Communities 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Virtual Zoom (session will be recorded for temporary viewing) A panel of three women: Bea Black (Women’s and Children’s Alliance), Paige Dinger (Faces of Hope), and Kathryn Seebold (Family Advocates), facilitated by moderator Lauren…
“Giving while living” is a crucial aspect of collaborative philanthropy that is at the root of both IWCF and Ellen Agler’s philosophy. Ellen, CEO of the END Fund, spoke virtually to IWCF membership at an Education event September 16, in a “fireside chat” format (without the fire) with her mother, IWCF member Marti Agler. Despite…
2022 – Kessler Keener Foundation: Native Voices in Idaho II — $21,000 Kessler Keener Foundation will develop and create Native Voices II, an instructional resource package for schools in Idaho including film, lesson plans, and bibliographic resources to improve teachers, students and others’ understanding of the history and current lifeways of Idaho’s Indigenous people. Funds support the Pre…