Here We Have Idaho: ICF Blog

by volunteer writer, Chuck Malloy (originally published July 11, 2026) Honor Flight Boise is scheduled to make its inaugural trip to the nation’s capital Oct. 3-5, and Patrick Teixeira —...

You’ve no doubt noticed that Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCDs) continue to gain traction as one of the most practical and effective charitable planning tools for clients over age 70 ½. By allowing eligible clients to transfer funds directly from an IRA to a nonprofit without recognizing the distribution as taxable income, QCDs can help reduce adjusted gross income while supporting charitable priorities. For many clients, especially those who do not itemize deductions, a QCD is particularly appealing... Here are four examples of how the Idaho Community Foundation (ICF) can help your client achieve charitable goals through QCDs:

As our country celebrates our 250th birthday, it is a good time to think about what makes our country so great. Some people will say the freedoms we enjoy. Others may say the beautiful places that dot our map. It could be the rights we have as citizens. These are all good answers to the question, but I don’t think there is just one answer. It is a combination of things, including my favorite:

This July, the Idaho Community Foundation is proud to partner with KTVB Channel 7 and the 7Cares Fund through The 208 Way, a new monthly campaign that shines a spotlight on local nonprofits making a difference across Idaho. Each month, viewers are invited to learn about a featured organization and make a small gift to support its work. Our July nonprofit partner is Honor Flight Boise, a new organization dedicated to ensuring Southwest Idaho Veterans receive the recognition and gratitude they have earned through their service.

Nonprofit work is driven by purpose, but it is sustained by people. That is why this year’s Idaho Nonprofit Conference - Rooted in Purpose: Cultivating a Strong Foundation for What's Next - emphasizes the development of those who make impact possible.