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1		BOISE, ID
2		TWIN FALLS, ID
3		Eagle, ID
4		REXBURG, ID
5		TWIN FALLS, ID
6		CALDWELL, ID
7		HOPE, ID
8		BOISE, ID
9		COEUR DALENE, ID
10		HAILEY, ID
11		HAILEY, ID
12		POST FALLS, ID
13		MIDDLETON, ID
14		MOSCOW, ID

USE LAW AND SCIENCE TO RESTORE STREAMS AND WATERSHEDS, PROTECT PUBLIC LANDS AND WILDLIFE, AND ENSURE SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES IN IDAHO AND OTHER WESTERN STATES.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO PROVIDE A VEHICLE FOR RAISING FUNDS FOR SPECIFIC PROJECTS. MAJOR PROJECTS INCLUDE CONNECTING AND EXTENDING THE HIKING TRAIL SYSTEM, FUNDS TO MAKE IMPROVEMENTS TO THE MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE, AND RAISING FUNDS FOR AN ARCHWAY OVER SHOSHONE ST WITH ELECTRONIC SIGNS TO PROMOTE NONPROFIT ACTIVITIES OCCURRING DOWNTOWN.

To promote awareness of and aid in scientific and medical research of pediatric heart conditions.

PROVIDE MENTORED EXPERIENCES FOR STUDENTS IN SOUTHEAST IDAHO PROMOTE SCIENTIFIC PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF NEW TECHNOLOGY.

PROVIDE A SINGLE FOUNDATION THAT CAN RECEIVE AND DISBURSE TAX DEDUCTIBLE DONATIONS FOR ALL CLUBS IN THAT WISH TO USE IT AS WELL AS FOR DONATIONS MADE TO THE ITSELF.PASS THROUGH CONTRIBUTIONS ON A CONTINUOUS BASIS FOR A SERIES OF PROJECTS DESIGNED BY INDIVIDUAL CLUBS, GROUPS OF CLUBS AND BY THE ITSELF FOR CONTRIBUTIONS MADE TO THE FOR -WIDE DISCRETIONARY USE.PROVIDE A SYSTEM TO ASSURE THAT ALL DONATIONS RECEIVED, DISBURSED AND USED FOR PURPOSES ARE DONE SO FOLLOWING IRS REQUIREMENTS.

THE CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED FOR THE NON-PROFIT PURPOSES OF EDUCATING THE RESIDENTS AND VISITORS TO THE CITY OF AND SURROUNDING AREA ABOUT THE DIVERSE CULTURE, EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC, CIVIC, AND ATHLETIC ATTRACTIONS AND EVENTS AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC IN AND THE SURROUNDING AREA; LESSENING THE BURDENS OF GOVERNMENT BY MAINTAINING CERTAIN PUBLIC BUILDINGS, MONUMENTS, OR WORKS; AND BY PROVIDING INFORMATION, ADVICE, AND ASSISTANCE TO THE RESIDENTS OF, AND VISITORS TO, THE CITY OF AND SURROUNDING AREA REGARDING ISSUES RELATED TO TOURISM, INCLUDING DIRECTIONS, TRANSPORTATION, AND SAFETY; ENHANCING THE VISITOR RESIDENT EXPERIENCE IN THE CITY OF AND SURROUNDING AREA THROUGH ACTIVITIES CONSISTENT WITH CHARITABLE PURPOSES INCLUDING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, ORGANIZATION OF CULTURAL ACTIVITIES FOR THE PUBLIC IN THE CITY OF AND SURROUNDING AREA, RESEARCH, CONFERENCES, SEMINARS, AND OTHER DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION RELATED TO TOURISM, TOURISM ECONOMICS, A

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PURPOSES OF THE , "TO PRESERVE IN PERPETUITY THE FOREST BY SILVICULTURE": DEAD AND DYING TREES WERE CAREFULLY REMOVED FROM THE FOREST OR INCORPORATED TO IMPROVE SOIL STABILITY OR WILDLIFE HABITAT. SEEDLING PONDEROSA PINE, WESTERN LARCH, AND WESTERN WHITE PINE WERE PLANTED TO REPLACE DYING DOUGLAS FIR AND OTHER SPECIES. NOXIOUS WEEDS WERE SPRAYED, PULLED OR TREATED WITH BIOLOGICAL CONTROL. BUILDINGS AND/OR INFRASTRUCTURE WERE REPAIRED, UPDATED OR REPLACED AS NECESSARY. GOODWILL GRANTS WERE AWARDED IN THE LOCAL COMMUNITY, AND GROUPS OF PEOPLE VISITED THE FOREST FOR RECREATION, EDUCATION AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES.

SUPPORTING ACCESS TO LIVE MUSIC and ART IN BOISE, IDAHO. THIS INCLUDES DIRECT SUPPORT TO ARTISTS, PROVIDING FREE OR LOW-COST ART AND EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES. THIS WILL ALSO SUPPORT RESILIENCY FOR THE BROADER MUSIC and ARTS ECOSYSTEM INCLUDING VENUES AND WORKERS.

The mission of the Idaho Chapter of the is to improve the conservation and sustainability of fishery resources and aquatic ecosystems by 1 advancing and aquatic science and 2 promoting the development of professionals.

Bring initiatives to healthcare students and clinical professionals in a coordinated, economical and efficient manner throughout . The ISN is primarily a training organization for critical access hospitals (CAHs) and EMS field personnel focusing on teamwork, clinical skills and systems improvement. It also facilitates faculty and staff development for academic institutions that offer allied health programs.

RESCUING DOGS AND CATS FROM THE CITY AND COUNTY SHELTER SYSTEM; STRAYS FROM THE STREET; PROMOTE ADOPTION TO RESPONSIBLE MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC; HELP SPAY AND NEUTERING.

PROMOTE SCIENCE, ENGINEERING, TECHNOLOGY AND MATH TO YOUTH THROUGH SUMMER CAMPS, AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS AND IN SCHOOL ACTIVITIES.

WAS CREATED TO DEVELOP A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS WHO ARE SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC SEX TRAFFICKING. THE WAS ORGANIZED TO OFFER A LONG- TERM HOME FOR GIRLS PLACED INTO THE COURT SYSTEM AFTER BEING RESCUED. THE 'S GOAL WAS TO OFFER HOUSING AND A FULL EDUCATION, COMPLETE WITH EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVIES, FOR THE GIRLS, WHILE ALSO PROVIDING ACCESS TO NECESSARY MEDICAL SERVICES.

To provide an educational STEM out-of-school-time (OST) program for the region's youth (pre-K through twelfth grade) through structured and non-structured STEM-related activities, to promote interest in and familiarity with the STEM disciplines.

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