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101		Preston, ID
102		FRUITLAND, ID
103		DEARY, ID
104		Boise, ID
105		BLACKFOOT, ID
106		KETCHUM, ID
107		Kuna, ID
108		JULIAETTA, ID
109		BOISE, ID
110		BOISE, ID
111		BOISE, ID
112		BOISE, ID
113		HAILEY, ID
114		STAR, ID
115		DRIGGS, ID
116		BOISE, ID
117		New Plymouth, ID
118		St Maries, ID
119		CALDWELL, ID
120		Twin Falls, ID
121		Sandpoint, ID
122		SANDPOINT, ID

To enrich the of the students in the School District by providing financial support, additional resources, and opportunities for community collaboration.

THE PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE AN ARTS EDUCATION PROGRAM TO OUR LOCAL COMMUNITY THAT ALLOWS OUR STUDENTS TO REACH THEIR MAXIMUM POTENTIAL THROUGH EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTORS PLANNED CURRICULUM A LARGE ENJOYABLE ENVIRONMENT

PROVIDE RELIGIOUS SERVICES AND MEETINGS, INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING, FINANCIAL AID TO INDIVIDUALS FOR MEDICAL CARE, FUNDRAISING, MUSIC AND AGRICULTURAL ENDEAVORS.

Advocating for the Navajo Churro breed and educating the members and public about the unique breed characteristics, cultural history and flock management. The Navajo Churro breed has been and continues to be important culturally to the Navajo Native American and Hispanic populations. The breed is unique and was nearly wiped out during the past 150 years. The NCSA has worked with universities and Navajo peoples to develop breed standards with the objective to maintain the unique breed characteristics that are important for traditional weavers and flock owners.

PROMOTE THE ACADEMIC, CULTURAL, SPIRITUAL, AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT OF NATIVE AMERICAN IN SOTHEASTERN IDAHO.

THE MISSION OF IS TO EDUCATE, COALESCE AND LEVERAGE COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP THROUGHOUT THE STATE TO DEPLOY SIGNIFICANT FEDERAL AND STATE FUNDING FOR BROADBAND-COMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE IN A PRO-COMPETITIVE WAY TO UNSERVED AND UNDERSERVED . IDAHOS ULTIMATE GOAL IS INCREASED BROADBAND ACCESS THAT ALLOWS ALL IDAHOANS TO LIVE, LEARN AND WORK ANYWHERE IN OUR GREAT STATE. HAS A COALITION OF COMMUNITY, CIVIC LEADERS, AND SERVICE PROVIDERS WHO ARE DEDICATED TO ENSURING THAT EVERY IDAHOAN HAS ACCESS TO RELIABLE AND AFFORDABLE BROADBAND. IS COMMITTED TO ENSURING COMMUNITIES AND CITIZENS HAVE THE SUPPORT THEY NEED TO BUILD SOUND, FUTURE PROOF BROADBAND INFRASTRUCTURE AND LAST MILE CONNECTIVITY TO HOMES. NOW WITH STATE AND FEDERAL FUNDING, AND A GROWING AWARENESS OF THE ISSUES, WE CAN ACHIEVE SOLUTIONS AND FINALLY GET CONNECTED. FROM EDUCATION, TELEMEDICINE, AND PRECISION AGRICULTURE TO POST-SECONDARY TRAINING, EDUCATION AND MORE,

has been organized to operate the community food distribution program known as the Food Bank (KFB). The KFB has been operating in for over 30 years. Additional purposes of the organization are to provide resources to assist people who live in the community with clothing, shelter, health, and general wellbeing. The organization will also help people in the community make connections to other community resources.

THE SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF THE FOUNDATION IS TO ENGAGE ALUMNI, LOCAL BUSINESSES COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS OF THE , SURROUNDING SEVEN AREA IN PROMOTING IMPROVEMENT OF SCHOOL FACILITIES, EXPANSION OF SUCCESSFUL PROGRAMS, DEVELOPMENT OF NEW INITIATIVES, AS WELL AS FUNDING STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS.

PROVIDE RESOURCES TO MEET THE EDUCATIONAL MISSION OF THE FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION.

GRANTORS INTEND THAT SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION QUALIFIES AS A "SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION" AS DESCRIBED IN SECTION 509(A) (3) OF INTERNAL REVENUE CODE, IS EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL IMCONE TAXATION PURSUANT TO SECTION 501(C) (3) OF INTERNAL REVENUE CODE. THIS SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION WAS CREATED SHALL BE OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, OR FOR PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN OR ANILMALS, PURSUANT TO PROVISION OF SECTION 501(C)(3) OF INTERNAL REVENUE CODE WITHIN UNITIED STATES OR ANY OF ITS POSSESSIONS. THIS ORGANZIATION WILL PROVED AT LEAST 25% OF BENEFIT SUPPORT OF CONGREGATIONS AHAVATH BETH INSRAEL. NO MORE THAN 75% OF BENEFIT SUPPORT FROM THIS ORGANIZATION WILL BE USED TO: TO PROMOTE SUPPORT EDUATION BY PROVIDING SCHOLARHSIP FUNDS FOR GENERAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO ALL LEVELS OF PUBLIC PRIVATE SCHOOLS. TO PROMOTE SUPPORT CHARITABLE ORAGNIZATIONS FOR CIVIL LIBER

TO FIGHT THE CAUSES AND CONDITIONS OF POVERTY IN THE STATE OF IDAHO.

OPERATES FOR THE PLEASURE AND RECREATION OF ITS MEMBERS

OUR MISSION IS TO FOCUS COMMUNITY RESOURCES AND RAISE FUNDS FOR THE STUDENTS OF THE , PROMOTING ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE, EQUITABLE EDUCATION AND A HEALTHY AND SUSTAINABLE STUDENT ENVIRONMENT.

OPERATION OF A THRIFT STORE WITH PROFITS GOING TO BENEFIT THE HOMELESS,NEEDY AND UNDERPRIVILEGED. THRIFT SALES CONSIST OF SELLING DONATED, RECYCLED CLOTHING, HOUSEHOLD AND PERSONAL ITEMS.

TO ENCOURAGE AND SUPPORT A HEALTHIER COMMUNITY.

The is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) with 100% of our net proceeds committed to community service projects and charities. Our mission is to honor our dear friend, Hirsch, and everything she stood for, through a fun-filled event that is dedicated to contributing to non-profit organizations through 5K, 10K, Half, and Full Marathons. This Boston-qualifier, a based 5K, 10K, half and full , attracts thousands of runners from all over the world thanks to its fast, flat course, beautiful location, runner-friendly weather, and great cause.

To produce Local for the community.

To Provide a community event for Labor Day weekend including a carnival and parade.

Occupational training regarding owning and operating a small agricultural operation.

Education

OUR GLOBAL MISSION IS TO CREATE COMMUNITY OF EMPOWERED YOUTH, WORLD-WIDE COMMUNITY WITHOUT BORDERS AND WITHOUT EXCUSES TO ACHIEVE. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED BY IDENTIFYING AT-RISK YOUTH THROUGH SCHOOL PRESENTATIONS

THE MISSION OF THE PARENT IS TO SUPPORT AND ASSIST CURRENT AND ALUMNI THERAPEUTIC BOARDING SCHOOL STUDENTS AND OF STUDENTS ATTENDING EMOTIONAL GROWTH BOARDING SCHOOLS TO COMPLETE THEIR SCHOOL'S PROGRAMS SUCCESSFULLY WITH MAXIMUM BENEFITS; SUCCESSFULLY RETAIN, BUILD ON AND UTILIZE THEIR TOOLS AND VALUES AFTER GRADUATION; AND BUILD AN INCLUSIVE, SUPPORTIVE, PARTICIPATORY, AND ACCESSIBLE COMMUNITY.

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