Showing 73 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | INTERNATIONAL MISSIONARY NETWORK Provide education to children in two village schools and train the schools to be self-sufficient. Train support and help pastors to become self-sufficient. | Nampa, ID | |
| 2 | A Gift From Rachel Foundation Provide families and children counseling and support when dealing with bacterial meningitis | Lewiston, ID | |
| 3 | NORTHWEST MEDICAL EDGE RESEARCH INC RESEARCH THE BENEFITS OF HYPERBARIC OXYGEN TREATMENTS TO CHILDREN, ADOLESCENTS, AND ADULTS. ADDED RESEARCH INTO THE BENEFITS OF OXYGEN TREATMENTS TO TREAT | POCATELLO, ID | |
| 4 | LITTLE SISTERS FUND INC TO PROVIDE HARDWORKING, INTELLIGENT, AND FINANCIALLY DISADVANTAGED SOUTH ASIAN GIRLS THE OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN AN EDUCATION IN THE FACE OF ADVERSE CONDITIONS SUCH AS EXTREME POVERTY, DEPRIVATION OR SOCIAL PREJUDICES. | KETCHUM, ID | |
| 5 | PAPOOSE CLUB INC THE MISSION OF PAPOOSE CLUB IS TO PROMOTE AND ASSIST CULTURAL, SOCIAL, EDUCATIONAL AND ATHLETIC ACTIVITES FOR THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD RIVER VALLEY OF IDAHO. | HAILEY, ID | |
| 6 | MAKE A DIFFERENCE INC TO EMPOWER VULNERABLE CHILDREN AND YOUTH TO BECOME SELF-SUFFICIENT AND SELF-CONFIDENT. | Boise, ID | |
| 7 | SANDPOINT ROTARY CHARITABLE TRUST TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO INDIVIDUAL STUDENTS BASED ON STANDARD APPLICATION PROCESS ADMINISTERED BY THE HIGH SCHOOL. PROVIDE GOODS, SERVICES OR FUNDS TO OTHER 501(C)(3) OR PUBLIC EDUCATIONAL ENTITIES. TO SUPPORT ALL THE CHILDREN IN THE COMMUNITY AND REGION TO REACH THEIR HIGHEST POTENTIAL. | SANDPOINT, ID | |
| 8 | AXEMEN M C WASHINGTON Our goal is to conduct fundraising activities to help benefit people within our communities that need assistance after an emergency related to fire, childhood cancer, and any other benevolent requests. | COEUR D ALENE, ID | |
| 9 | Bustin Out of Boise Inc Our mission is to bridge the gap for women undergoing cancer treatment by providing a comprehensive range of support services, including housecleaning, childcare, nourishment, transportation to appointments, and other necessities. Our aim is to relieve the stress and pressure of everyday responsibilities, empowering these women to concentrate on what truly matters: cherishing time with loved ones and recovering their health. By filling the gap, we strive to make a lasting difference in the lives of those affected by cancer. | Boise, ID | |
| 10 | Hands4uganda Inc Eduation of children in Uganda | Pocatello, ID | |
| 11 | THE ANNA SCHINDLER FOUNDATION INC FAMILY SUPPORT FOR CHILDHOOD CANCER FAMILIES | POST FALLS, ID | |
| 12 | PONDERAY ROTARY CHARITABLE TRUST INC To accept, receive and administer any gift, grant, conveyance, devise or bequest for the purpose of carrying on adult, child or youth welfare activities or rehabilitation, and any and all similar welfare or charitable activities. | PONDERAY, ID | |
| 13 | WIPE EVERY TEAR INC WIPE EVERY TEAR WAS CREATED TO RESCUE AND RESTORE PRECIOUS GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN TRAFFICKED IN THE SEX TRADE. THE REALITY IS THAT MILLIONS OF PEOPLE WORLDWIDE ARE TRAFFICKED IN THE SEX TRADE AND WIPE EVERY TEAR IS COMMITTED TO THE LIVES OF THESE LOVELY WOMEN. FROM SAFE PLACES TO CALL HOME, TO EDUCATION, AND DEEP RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHERS, WOMEN ARE GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO HAVE THEIR LIVES COMPLETELY RESTORED. THIS HOLISTIC APPROACH ALLOWS WOMEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO MOVE FROM DARK CAPTIVITY TO SAFE PLACES WHERE THEY MAY BE RESTORED AND LOVED. THIS TYPE OF ACTION IS NOT SIMPLE, NOR EASY, BUT THE REASON FOR TAKING ACTION IS. | BOISE, ID | |
| 14 | JACKSONS PAY IT FORWARD FOUNDATION INC THE PURPOSE OF THE FOUNDATION IS TO HELP FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF 18 SUFFERING A MEDICAL CRISIS, CHRONIC OR TERMINAL ILLNESS WITH FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE. THE FOUNDATION WILL PROVIDE GOODS, SERVICES, AND/OR FUNDS TO ASSIST ILL CHILDREN FROM THE LOCAL COMMUNITY | LEWISTON, ID | |
| 15 | COMPUTERS FOR KIDS INC OFFER STUDENTS K-14 THE OPPORTUNITY TO ENHANCE THEIR EDUCATION USING TECHNOLOGY AT HOME. | BOISE, ID | |
| 16 | CRISTO VIVE INTERNATIONAL PROVIDE CHILDREN AND YOUTH WITH DISABILITIES AND THEIR FAMILIES WITH AN OPPORTUNITY TO EXPERIENCE THE LOVE OF GOD AND FAITH IN CHRIST THROUGH A FUN AND ENGAGING CAMP ADVENTURE. | POST FALLS, ID | |
| 17 | GHANA MAKE A DIFFERENCE INC IN ALL SOCIETIES AND IN ALL CONDITIONS, THERE IS NO BETTER WAY TO RAISE THE NEXT GENERATION THAN A FAMILY. GHANA MAKE A DIFFERENCE (GMAD) PROVIDES VULNERABLE CHILDREN WITH A PLACE THEY CAN CALL HOME AS WE WORK TO REINTEGRATE THEM WITH THEIR BIOLOGICAL FAMILY OR TO PLACE THEM IN A NEW FAMILY. WE PROTECT CHILDREN WHO HAVE BEEN RESCUED FROM CHILD TRAFFICKING, ABANDONMENT OR WHO HAVE OTHER SPECIAL NEEDS. WE PRESERVE FAMILIES AND MAKE A SUSTAINABLE DIFFERENCE BY PROVIDING A PATH TO SELF RELIANCE THROUGH SHELTER, VOCATIONAL TRAINING, LIFE SKILLS, EDUCATION AND MEDICAL CARE. | STAR, ID | |
| 18 | I HAVE A DREAM FOUNDATION-IDAHO INC TO PROVIDE ACADEMIC SUPPORT, COUNSELING AND MENTORSHIP TO LOW-INCOME YOUTH FROM EARLY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, THROUGH MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL, AND GUARANTEED TUITION SUPPORT FOR HIGH EDUCATION. OUR WORK IS FOUNDED ON THE BELIEF THAT GIVEN EQUITABLE ACCESS TO RESOURCES, ALL CHILDREN CAN REALIZE THEIR INNATE POTENTIAL. | HAILEY, ID | |
| 19 | Boise, ID | ||
| 20 | SANDPOINT, ID | ||
| 21 | Meridian, ID | ||
| 22 | BOISE, ID | ||
| 23 | Nampa, ID | ||
| 24 | Sagle, ID | ||
| 25 | SHELLEY, ID | ||
| 26 | TWIN FALLS, ID | ||
| 27 | IDAHO FALLS, ID | ||
| 28 | Boise, ID | ||
| 29 | BOISE, ID | ||
| 30 | POCATELLO, ID | ||
| 31 | NAMPA, ID | ||
| 32 | BOISE, ID | ||
| 33 | LEWISTON, ID | ||
| 34 | POCATELLO, ID | ||
| 35 | BOISE, ID | ||
| 36 | BOISE, ID | ||
| 37 | Caldwell, ID | ||
| 38 | MCCALL, ID | ||
| 39 | WENDELL, ID | ||
| 40 | Coeur dAlene, ID | ||
| 41 | Meridian, ID | ||
| 42 | SANDPOINT, ID | ||
| 43 | BOISE, ID | ||
| 44 | MERIDIAN, ID | ||
| 45 | PRIEST RIVER, ID | ||
| 46 | Caldwell, ID | ||
| 47 | NAMPA, ID | ||
| 48 | BOISE, ID | ||
| 49 | EAGLE, ID | ||
| 50 | Meridian, ID | ||
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