A Donor Advised Fund (DAF) is a simple and flexible way to support the causes you care about. You make a charitable contribution, receive an immediate tax benefit, and then recommend grants to the nonprofits of your choice over time. ICF manages the investments and handles all the administration.
Starting a Donor-Advised Fund is straightforward. Our Philanthropic Advisors will help you design a giving plan that reflects your values, set up the fund, and guide you through the grant recommendation process.
Contact us to schedule a conversation about how a Donor-Advised Fund can simplify and amplify your charitable giving.
An endowed fund is designed to last forever. Your contributions are invested for long-term growth, and a portion of the earnings is available for you to recommend grants each year.
Minimum to establish: $25,000 (can be pledged over five years)
A non-endowed fund gives you more immediate flexibility. You can recommend grants that draw down the fund balance, making it ideal for donors who want to direct their giving now rather than building a permanent fund.
Minimum to establish: $25,000
The Fund was created to provide scholarship support for selected students of American Classical Schools of Idaho.
This fund was created as a memorial to long-time Caldwell residents, Alferd and Bethel Wing. The fund will focus on educational needs and opportunities for students in the Caldwell and Vallivue School Districts.
The Allata Charitable Fund is established by the Allata company and its employees to enrich the quality of life in Idaho through support of community and charitable organizations.
The Fund was created to support charitable causes within Idaho as determined by the Advisors.
This Fund was created by Jordan P. and Mary K. Smith of Salmon, Idaho, in memory of their daughter, Amanda Rose Smith, to support local charities and causes.
This Fund was established to create a synergy between ICF and the Ambrosiani-Pastore Foundation that will forever support a statewide effort in accordance with the Ambrosiani-Pastore Foundation Charter, to utilize basic Christian principles as a means to enhance youth, family and community development. Our approach is pre-emptive in addressing the ills of society; such as child and spousal abuse, out of wedlock childbirth, abortion, drug and alcohol abuse, divorce and separation, juvenile delinquency and juvenile crime, and emotional and psychological dysfunctional behavior.
This Fund was established by the Dunn family and friends in memory of Amy Rae-Anne Dunn, their daughter and friend.
This fund was created to enhance the musical liturgy of St. John's Catholic Church in Boise.
This fund was created to benefit the Basque Museum in Boise for its activities related to music and children.
The Fund was created by Arnold Burgemeister of Eastern Idaho to support causes meaningful to him.
The Fund was established to honor and remember Woodrow E. Arrington a former Chairman of the Board of Directors for the Bank of Commerce.
This was the first fund created in the Foundation by individuals.
The fund will be used to support nonprofit organizations and charitable causes meaningful to the donors.
This fund has been established by the Bald Mountain Ski Patrol to support nonprofit organizations in our local community.
Created by Don Baldwin to facilitate his philanthropic giving.
Created by this long-time Idaho couple, this fund provides a permanent contribution to the quality of life in Idaho. The donors and their daughters recommend grant recipients.
Established by this Sandpoint resident to support music and arts education for students served by the Lake Pend Oreille School District. The Panhandle Alliance for Education advises on the beneficiaries of the Fund.
This Fund was created by Beverly J. Martin of Ola to support local charities and causes.
This Fund was created by Jennifer Wilson and her daughter Justine Beriker of Hailey to support charities and focus on causes that have direct implications for girls and women.
This Fund was created by Gail LeBow and Ted LeBow to provide support to local and national charities and causes.
The fund was created to support the Boise Police Canine Program. The Boise Police Canine Program supports the mission of the Boise Police Department to protect, serve, and lead our community to a safer tomorrow.
This Fund was created to provide funding to 501(c)3 community organizations, schools, and local governments in Bonner County who wish to present or implement programs dealing with human rights issues, human rights training and celebration of diversity, and to support programs in Bonner County Schools that promote respect for the dignity and self worth of all individuals.
This Fund was created to enhance the arts in Bonner County by providing funds either to develop a community education component of existing arts programs or to help fund arts projects accessible to the general public. Those projects that focus on human dignity or contribute to community projects that celebrate diversity are encouraged.
This fund was created by a Boise couple to help elementary school teachers buy the necessary school supplies for their classrooms.
Grants are made upon the advice of this Emmett couple.
This Fund was created by Brent and Trudy Carpenter of Caldwell to support faith based charities and other causes. A secondary purpose was to extend giving to selected charities beyond a single year.
This Fund was established to further the charitable purposes pf the fund creator.
The Brundage Mountain Community Fund was created by Brundage Mountain Holdings, LLC, to support and enhance the charitable needs and interests of the West Central Mountain communities.
The Fund was created to support charitable organizations to support our communities. The sponsors of this fund have been blessed based on hard work ethics with the opportunity to give back. The primary purpose of this fund is to support education, health, and to develop lifelong learning and skills.
Distributions support charitable organizations and projects recommended by the advisor.
To support non-profit organizations serving the Idaho Falls area's most vulnerable residents.
The purpose of the Fund is to support charitable causes as recommended by the designated advisors.
Established in memory of Joan Chesbro, distributions further music programs and music education in Southeastern Idaho.
This Fund was created by Larry and Shirley Chetwood of Boise to support local charities and causes.
Created through the transfer of the assets of this private foundation which was established in 1994 by Bob and Carol Hamlin of Eagle, distributions support charitable organizations and projects recommended by the advisors.
The Chobani Community Impact Fund will support programs and projects that promote entrepreneurship and create economic opportunity for individuals in the Magic Valley region of Idaho (Twin Falls, Gooding, Lincoln, Jerome, Minidoka and Cassia counties).
This Fund was created by Pamela Lyford to supprt Wood River Valley causes that are close to her heart.
This Fund was created by Peter and Cindy Urbanowicz of Sun Valley to support organizations in the Wood River Valley.
The Copple Family Fund is created to honor the memories of Robert H. and Helen H. Copple and their son, Dr. Brian Copple.
This Fund was created by the Custer Family and in memory of Robert Garber to give back to the community to promote hope, dignity and positive long-lasting social, economic and spiritual change.
This Fund was established by Damon A. Noller to assist him in his charitable giving.
This Fund was created by Dan and Judi Williams of Boise to support local charities and causes.
This Fund was created by David and Angie Daniel and family of Nampa to support a variety of charities and causes.
Created to memorialize this young man who was tragically killed in a skateboarding accident, grants support organizations providing opportunities to participate in sports and other youth activities specified by his family.
The fund, created by this Boise couple, supports charitable organizations and projects recommended by the advisors.
This Fund was created by Debra Riedel of Boise to support local charities and causes.
This fund was created by Dr. Francis and Paula DeLuca to support charities and causes close to their hearts.
This Fund was created by Dennis and Peggy Downer of McCall, Idaho, to support local charities and causes.
The purpose of the Fund shall be to promote safe and stable environments for children (up to and including age 21) at risk, with attention to the following priorities: 1. to facilitate continuity in their education and relationships within the community. 2. to provide therapy to deal with past trauma and to help develop skills to cope with future adverse events. 3. to enable siblings to stay together in foster care or other living situations. 4. to provide for physical health needs.
This Fund was created to honor Dick and Dolores Rogers, longtime residents of the state of Idaho and continue their legacy of supporting charities throughout Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Longwith retain the privilege of advising on annual distributions during their lifetimes. The fund will eventually convert to a designated fund benefiting selected organizations in the Idaho Falls area and Eastern Idaho.
The Fund was created to perpetuate Dr. George A. Wade's legacy of giving.
Mr. and Mrs. Hagadone retain the privilege of advising on the annual distributions during their lifetimes. The fund will eventually benefit organizations in the four northern counties of Bonner, Boundary, Kootenai, and Shoshone.
This Fund was created in memory of Celestine “Tineey” Leubert to support a wide variety of causes.
Created by this Coeur d'Alene couple, distributions support charitable organizations and projects recommended by the advisors.
Established to honor the pioneers of the American West, distributions from this fund will support charitable organizations throughout Idaho.
This fund is intended to support the Goodfellow Fund, which is administered by the Post Register newspaper in Idaho Falls, ID. The Goodfellow Fund is a charity that benefits three community organizations in Idaho Falls, ID: the Salvation Army, F.A.I.T.H, and the Idaho Falls Food Bank.
This fund was created to help facilitate the charitable giving of this couple.
This Fund was created by the Eldridge Family of Boise to support a variety of charities and causes.
The F.M., Anne G., and Beverly B. Bistline Foundation was established to further the arts in Southeastern Idaho. Grants are made to local groups, institutions and organizations to assist them in providing programs, classes, performances, concerts, exhibits, seminars and other activities which are intended to either provide or facilitate entertainment or art related education for the members of the community in general. Grants may also be made to organizations to help support the education, skills training, performance or display opportunities for local artists.
This Fund was created by Jill and Tom Faciszewski of Eagle, Idaho, to support local charities and causes that are meaningful to their family.
The purpose of the Fund is to promote the public availability and exposure to classical and traditional music in Idaho, by funding programs for performance and music education for adults and youth, and emphasizing special projects over general operating costs of music organizations.
The Fund was created in memory of Maynard A. Fosberg and Margaret Fosberg to support Northern Idaho nonprofit organizations in perpetuity
Distributions support charitable organizations and projects recommended by the advisors.
This Fund was established by Al and Fran Frost of Twin Falls to support the work of the Magic Valley Arts Council, whose mission is to foster and promote arts and cultural activities for all people of the greater Twin Falls area.
Established by the Idaho Rural Partnership, a coalition of individuals and federal, state, and local organizations working together to support organizations and projects that benefit rural Idaho.
This fund was created by Melissa and Chris Galli and family of Boise to support local charities and causes.
This Fund was created by George and Sondra Juetten of Boise to support worthy causes and organizations in Idaho.
The Getts-Yonker Charitable Fund was established to support charitable organizations statewide, but more specifically, Bonner County with a focus on environmental and natural resource protection, education, and the arts.
Created by a bequest from this long-time Boise resident, distributions are made primarily to organizations that provide for the health, education, and welfare of youth, including college students.
This Fund was created by James B. and Geraldine M. Lewis of Sandpoint to support a variety of charitable organizations and causes.
The Grangeville Community Foundation Legacy Fund was established to receive and manage unrestricted contributions, which will be used to forever support worthy charitable causes and organizations in Grangeville, Idaho.
This Greater Tetonia Community Fund is created to forever support worthy charitable organizations in the greater Tetonia area.
The late Mary Jane and Jim Kinney established this fund to ensure recognition of her father’s contribution to development of Twin Falls County as founder of Filer State Bank in 1908. Their children, Mary Abercrombie and John Kinney, advise on the annual beneficiaries during their lifetimes.
The Fund was created by Andy and Betsy Brunelle in memory of their daughter, Gwendolyn (Gwen) Brunelle. Gwen was an animal lover from an early age and went on to participate in and become a leader within the Idaho 4-H community. She showed rabbits for many years, including at the Western Idaho Fair and through American Rabbit Breeders Association (ARBA), winning awards at local and national competitions.
Created to support a wide variety of organizations in the Treasure Valley area, Ms. Weston retains the privilege of advising on the annual beneficiaries during her lifetime.
This Fund was created by Tim and Sue Hamilton of Blaine County to support the organizations close to their hearts.
Created by the wife and daughters of Boise Cascade founder Bob Hansberger to support projects which will perpetuate his belief that a vibrant community is necessary for the growth of successful businesses.
The donor and family members recommend grant recipients.
This fund supports charitable activities throughout Idaho that meet current and emerging needs. Upon the death of the advisors, this fund will be placed in the unrestricted endowment of the Foundation.
The Hay family wants to follow in the footsteps of those whose generosity has made our Treasure Valley community a great place to live and raise a family.
The Heart of Gold Fund is an anonymous philanthropic initiative created to support non-profit organizations working to preserve, improve, and enrich the Wood River Valley community.
This Fund was created by Heidi Pracht Rogers of Coeur d'Alene to invest in her favorite charitable organizations in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho and the great state of Oklahoma.
Created by an Idaho Falls couple to facilitate their philanthropic giving during their lifetimes. Subsequently, it will become a field of interest fund to help disadvantaged, low-income youth in the Eastern Region.
Created by this Nampa couple, distributions are to be made to the Homedale Neighborhood Inc. for the purpose of scholarships for under-privileged children to attend trade school or college.
Advice on distribution from this fund, established by Richard M. and Mary B. Hormaechea, is given by the donors. Upon their death, funds will be transferred to the Foundation’s unrestricted endowment.
Created by this Sandpoint couple, the fund supports charitable causes in Idaho.
The Idaho Bicentennial Charitable Trust was established to support the 200th anniversary of Idaho's statehood. Assets will be invested until 2087, at which time the Fund will be terminated.
This Fund was created by the employees of Idaho Forest Group to offer support to those in our communities most impacted by the spread of COVID-19. Funds will focus on IFG operational areas in the following Idaho and Montana counties: Bonner, Boundary, Clearwater, Idaho, Kootenai, Nez Perce and Shoshone (Idaho); Lincoln, Mineral and Sanders (Montana). The fund’s priority will be to support organizations that serve basic human needs, including food, shelter, utilities, childcare and health care.
This Fund was created by anonymous donors from Blaine County to support educational projects throughout the state of Idaho.
Created through the transfer of the assets of this private foundation which was established in 1984 by Sara and Nick Ifft, distributions benefit projects in Southeastern Idaho and the Greater Pocatello area.
The fund was created by this Boise couple to facilitate their charitable giving.
The Fund was created by Jill Helpenstell to support local causes that are meaningful to her and her family
The Jack and Mary Pat Winderl Fund for At-Risk Teenagers was created by this couple to help teenagers get help with substance abuse, mental health issues, alternative education programs and after school support assistance.
The Fund was established by the parents of a child with Autism. The purpose of the Jack Thomas Hill Fund is primarily to provide financial support to further the education and vocational training of individuals with Autism; and secondarily to provide financial support for the education and training of persons or organizations providing education and training to individuals with Autism.
Established by the Erstad family to ensure recognition of Ann Erstad’s great grandfather’s contributions to the early development of Boise including his 1881 election as the city’s ninth mayor and to his development of cultural programs in the region through construction and operation of the Columbia and Pinney Theaters, grants are made to theater arts groups in ICF's Southwestern Region.
This Fund was created by Dr. James and Diana Dean of Nampa to support local charities and causes.
A fund established by James E. and Nora J. Carpenter in honor of the legacy of James David Carpenter, a cherished uncle and great Idahoan. This fund benefits those in need, especially Idaho's youth.
A fund established by James E. and Nora J. Carpenter, and supported by family and friends, in honor of James David Carpenter, a cherished companion and great Idahoan. This fund benefits those in need, Idaho's youth, and organizations that provide animal shelter services.
Created by the friends and family of James E. Hawkins of Pollock, Idaho, this fund will be used to provide scholarships to graduates of Salmon River High School, Riggins, Idaho.
This Fund was created by a Meridian family to identify needs and facilitate support services for the disadvantaged within communities across Idaho.
This endowed fund was created in honor of Mrs. Jean E. Rolles, who lives in Honolulu, by her daughter, Kiki Tidwell, and is advised by Mrs. Rolles, Ms. Tidwell, and granddaughter Miss Madison Tidwell.
This Fund was created by Jeneal F. Wattenbarger of Shelley to support the Shelley United Methodist Church.
To provide support for charities and causes that are important to the Schmidt family.
Created by this Boise couple, this fund provides a permanent contribution to the quality of life in Idaho. The fund will be advised by the donors' family during their lifetime. Subsequently, it will become a greatest need fund providing maximum flexibility in meeting needs throughout Idaho.
Donor advice on use of the fund will continue during the couple’s and their children’s lifetimes. Upon the death of the advisors, this fund will be placed in the unrestricted endowment of the Foundation.
This Fund was created through a recommendation by John B. Fery to the Union Pacific Corporation's Board of Directors Charitable Contribution Plan. Distributions from the Fund are to be used to "provide a helping hand that will make a difference in a person's life."
This Fund was created by John Nelson Murray of Eagle to support local charities and causes.
This philanthropic gift fund will be consistent with the mission of the John William Jackson Fund, an endowment fund held at Idaho Community Foundation.
The purpose of the Fund shall be to provide support for local charities and causes that are important to the Jordan Family.
This Fund was created by Jim and Marti Ashford in memory of their fathers to forever support veteran organizations serving military veterans in Bonner and Boundary Counties.
Created by the Just family of Idaho Falls to support various charitable projects.
To ensure a lasting perpetual legacy, distributions are made to charities that the Kalange Family has found important in their lives and in their communities.
This Fund was created by Karen Boos of Boise to support local charities and causes.
Katy Benoit died on August 22, 2011 at the age of 22. This Fund was established to forever honor Katy by providing contributions to worthy organizations in her memory.
This Fund was created by Tom King and the King’s Stores Fund to support organizations primarily in the communities where the M.H. King Company or related entities used to operate.
The Kissler Family Foundation, also a supporting organization of ICF, established the Kissler Family Foundation Philanthropic Gift Fund to benefit organizations of special interest to the fund creators, with an emphasis on health-related projects. The Kissler family established Norco and, as individuals and corporate citizens, have always been interested in the constructive development of the communities served by Norco.
This Fund was created by the Trustees of The Kissler Family Foundation, to support a variety of charitable causes, primarily focused on health care, education and economically disadvantaged individuals and families.
This Fund was established for preserving the planet's natural resources for future generations through research, development, education and preservation efforts in support of wildlife, forests, the environment and to avoid climatic change.
This Fund was created by Kim and Shauna Quick in memory of their son, Lance Quick, to enrich entities that support mental health in Idaho.
This fund supports organizations providing sports and recreation opportunities for youth in Blaine County.
Created with a gift of real estate, proceeds from the Boise land sale will support charitable causes in Idaho.
This Fund was created by Price L. Worrell and his mother, Pamela Henry Lassahn, of East Idaho to support nonprofit community driven local charities and causes giving a hand up to those in need in East Idaho (Bannock, Bear Lake, Bingham, Bonneville, Butte, Caribou, Clark, Custer, Franklin, Fremont, Jefferson, Lemhi, Madison, Oneida, Power and Teton counties). It will do this by funding social service, education or advocacy programs of projects.
This fund was established to benefit the donor's interests, especially in Valley County, Idaho. The main focus will be educational resources and programming in rural Idaho.
This Fund was established to receive and manage unrestricted contributions, which will be used to forever support worthy charitable causes and organizations in Lemhi County, Idaho.
The Limelight Ketchum Community Fund is established by the Aspen One and the employees of the Limelight Ketchum Hotel to enrich the quality of life in the Sun Valley region of Idaho through support of community and charitable organizations.
Created by the Little family of Emmett, distributions support charitable organizations and projects recommended by the donors’ family during their lifetime. Subsequently, it will become a field of interest fund to benefit organizations in Gem County.
Created by this Boise couple to support organizations whose mission’s fit into the Dormans' charitable giving philosophy.
This Fund was created by Marion L. And Lorena F. Shinn of Lewiston to encourage innovation amongst organizations within and serving Nez Perce County. Grants from the Fund will provide seed money for nonprofit groups wishing to try programs and projects outside their normal reach.
This Fund was created by Mark and Debbie Kalakay of Ririe to support local charities and causes.
This fund was established by Barbara Marshall of Pocatello to facilitate her family's charitable giving.
Created by the McFadden family of Idaho Falls to benefit organizations in southeastern Idaho that support the arts and education.
This Fund was created by Chris and Penelope Mazzola of Ketchum to support local charities and causes.
This Fund was created by the McGown family of Boise to support a variety of charitable organizations and causes.
The Fund was created by Mary Sanderson to support the needs of the Coeur d’Alene area.
Grants shall be distributed based upon projects that support the Merina Healing Arts mission to bring comfort and support to hospitalized and hospice patients and their family members through healing arts (music, visual arts, journaling and nature/gardens).
Fund was created by Michael and Anne-Marie Merlo to support organizations that positively impact the communities and values we believe in, and that have formed us as individuals.
This Fund was created by Scott and Amy Bonar of Meridian to remember and honor their son, Michael Bonar, and to support the organizations close to their hearts.
This Fund was created by Daniel R. and Marilyn M. Chapin to support local causes in Idaho with a preference given to education.
This Fund was created by Micron Technology Foundation, Inc. to provide COVID Relief grants in Idaho.
This Fund was created by Mike and Lisa Callahan of Coeur d'Alene to support local charities and causes.
This Fund was created by Mitch and Linda Watkins of Twin Falls to support local charities and causes.
This Fund was created to further the mission of the Moscow Opportunity School Foundation, founded in 1978 by the citizens of Moscow for the benefit of people with disabilities in Latah County.
The Fund was created by Holly Motes of Boise to support various organizations important to her.
The Fund was created by Ronald and Mary Nahas of Eagle to support causes and issues that are important to them and their family.
This Fund was created by Nancy Ives of Boise to support a variety of charitable organizations and causes.
This fund was established to help with family literacy projects in Shoshone and Kootenai Counties.
The Ohana Fund was created to make it easier for our family to help others. Ohana means family, and family means nobody gets left behind or forgotten.
This fund was created by this California-based company to facilitate its giving in Idaho.
The Fund is used to support charitable organizations that are meaningful to Park and Sharon Price and their family, and to encourage ongoing family philanthropy and support of Idaho. It is the hope of the Park and Sharon that their posterity will continue to support Idaho through the Idaho Community Foundation and establish their own charitable funds.
This Boise couple created this fund to help them achieve their philanthropic goals.
Created by Amy Rebholtz and Derick O'Neill, wife and long-time friend of Paul C. Rebholtz, and is supported by family and friends to memorialize the devoted father, husband, and companion. Distributions support charitable organizations and projects recommended by the advisors.
This fund was created by Peggy Elliott Goldwyn of Sun Valley, Idaho to support local charities and causes.
This fund, established through the transfer of assets of this private foundation, was created by a bequest from these long-time McCall residents. Distributions are made primarily to charitable organizations and projects that benefit the Valley County area. Trustees of the Shelton Foundation act as advisors.
Created to involve their children in philanthropy, the family takes an active role in recommending grant recipients.
Distributions from this fund established by Tom and Michelle Praggastis of Sun Valley support charitable organizations and projects recommended by the advisors.
The Priest River Community Foundation Legacy Fund was established to receive and manage unrestricted contributions, which will be used to forever support worthy charitable causes and organizations in West Bonner County, Idaho.
This Fund was created by Karen Meyer of Boise in memory of her daughter Rachel Meyer to forever support early education organizations and programs for pre-K Treasure Valley youth ages 2 1/2 to 5 years.
This fund was established by the Idaho Falls couple with a gift of closely held stock. Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell and their children retain the privilege of recommending grant recipients during their lifetimes.
This Fund was created by Randall and Carol Hutchings to support Idaho communities in the areas of education, healthcare, homelessness and hunger.
This Fund was created by Ray and Janice Wolfe of Caldwell to support a variety of charities, including those enriching the quality of life in Canyon County.
This Fund was created by Raymond and Jane Morgan of Hayden Lake to support local charities and causes, and to encourage continuing family philanthropy for generations to come.
The Richard and Donna Hutter Fund was created to benefit and support various Bonner County organizations.
Established by this Boise couple, grants will be made upon the advice of the donors and their children during their lifetimes. Subsequently, it will become a greatest need fund, providing the Foundation with maximum flexibility in meeting needs throughout Idaho.
Established by Thomas and Kirste Richards, formerly of Hayden and currently residing in Austria, distributions support charitable organizations and projects recommended by the donors and their family.
The donors chose the Foundation to carry out charitable activities on their behalf while retaining the ability to help select its beneficiaries.
The RHFDF was created, first and foremost, to build and maintain the baseball park/facilities at the "Robert Hilton Field of Dreams," in honor of Robert Hilton. Secondarily, the RHFDF board may choose at a future time to direct some funds to a "Robert Hilton" scholarship for Melba High School graduating students.
Created by Mrs. Troxell in part to memorialize her late husband, the fund is advised by the trustees of The Troxell Fund, Inc., a private foundation.
Established by this Idaho Falls couple, distributions benefit charitable needs in Eastern Idaho.
Ben and Anna Rolphe, Hayden Lake, created this fund to help facilitate their charitable giving to a variety of organizations and projects.
This fund was created to support the visual arts and art education in the Sandpoint area, especially painting, drawing, printmaking, ceramics, and sculpture.
This Fund was created by Ronald N. Graves and Diane Plastino Graves of Boise to support local charities and causes.
This Fund was created by the RRDR Family Foundation to provide support to people struggling with the effects of poverty and social injustice, and to help individuals and families obtain food, shelter, clothing, education and medical care.
This Fund was created by Russell and Phyllis Slifer of Boise to support a variety of charities and causes.
This Fund was created by Ann M. Sandven of Boise to support local charities and causes.
This fund was created by Gerald and Carrie Scheid of Idaho Falls to support local charities and causes.
Support nonprofit causes meaningful to George and Gina Katsilometes
This fund was created to provide scholarships for students in need of financial support, to attend the Snake River Montessori School in Ammon, Idaho. The objective of the Snake River Montessori School (SRMS) is to provide a carefully planned, stimulating environment that will help children develop habits, attitudes, and skills essential for a lifetime of creative thinking and learning.
This Fund was created by Craig and Jane Spencer of Grangeville to support local causes.
This Fund was created by anonymous donors from Blaine County to support educational projects throughout the state of Idaho as submitted to the Idaho Community Foundation's three regional competitive grant cycles.
The Fund was created by Steve and Ann Burns of Boise to support local charities and causes.
This Fund was created by Steve and Joan Riggers of McCall to support local charities and causes.
This Fund was established by Steven and Sandra Berenter of Boise to help facilitate their charitable giving to worthy causes and organizations
This Fund was created by Stuart and Frances Lange of Swan Valley, Idaho, to support local charities and causes close to their hearts.
Distributions from this fund are granted to institutions of higher education that serve Idaho students. The distributions are then regranted to qualifying students to provide financial assistance as they complete their education.
The fund will be advised by this Boise couple during their lifetimes. Subsequently, it will become a field-of-interest fund that benefits children and young adults in foster care environments.
This Fund was created by Steve and Cindy Carr of Idaho Falls to support local charities and causes.
Created by the family and friends of the late Joe Cenarrusa, this fund ensures that the children’s programs he championed would be continued in perpetuity.
This Fund was created by the Gestrin Family of Eagle to promote philanthropy and support local charities and causes close to their heart.
This Fund was created to provide support for families in need in he Treasure Valley. The Fund was created as a conduit for the local real estate community, our clients, associates, and friends to give back to the community where we live and work to help create Bigger Lives for All.
This Fund was created by Eric Grace of Boise to support local charities and causes.
This Fund was created to support a variety of charitable causes, primarily focused on health care, education, and economically disadvantaged individuals and families.
This fund was created by the estate of Leonard Huskey, to support Idaho-based charities and causes.
Created by the Lindsey Foundation to facilitate its philanthropic giving.
Created by this Boise couple, distributions support charitable organizations and projects recommended by the donors’ family during their lifetime. Subsequently, it will become a greatest need fund, providing the Foundation with maximum flexibility in meeting needs throughout Idaho.
This Fund was created by Daniel VanDuzor of Meridian to support the causes and nonprofits that are closest to his heart.
Created by this Hayden couple, distributions support charitable organizations and projects recommended by the advisors.
This Fund was created by Toni and Steve Nielsen of Boise to support charities and causes close to their hearts.
This Fund was created by Mark and Eva Nye of Pocatello [and Sun Valley] for the charitable benefit and causes for beneficiaries in the great State of Idaho.
This Foundation was established by Potandon Produce to support worthwhile, charitable causes and organizations in Idaho.
This Fund was created by Anne and John Olden of Boise to support local charities and causes.
The Takasugi Family Foundation was created to forever support agricultural and educational programs primarily in the Pacific Northwest.
Created by Tom and Sue Thilo of Hayden to support charitable organizations in Kootenai County.
This Fund was created by James "Jim" and Melissa Thomssen of Nampa, Idaho, to enhance the cultural, recreational and educational opportunities in Southwest Idaho.
This Fund was created by Robert and Shirley Tinstman of Boise, Idaho.
This Fund was created by CK Haun and Karen Meyer of Boise to support Idaho's skilled professionals by helping them purchase their first set of tools.
Distributions support charitable organizations and projects recommended by the advisors.
Created in memory of Patrick Laidlaw, and Tony and Joe Urquidi, the fund supports charitable causes throughout Idaho.
This Fund was created by Walt and Kristin Sinclair of McCall to support local charities and causes.
This Fund was created by Warren and Dana Miller of Nampa, Idaho, to support Idaho-based charities and causes.
Created by the Warren H. Brown Family of McCall and the Payette Lakes Ski Club, distributions support youth Nordic and Alpine skiing recreation activities at the Little Ski Hill near McCall, Idaho.
Created by this Boise couple, distributions support charitable organizations and projects recommended by the donors’ family during their lifetime. Subsequently, it will become a greatest need fund, providing the Foundation with maximum flexibility in meeting needs throughout Idaho.
This Hayden couple established a donor-advised fund to support their charitable efforts.
This Fund was created by Bert Williams of Boise to support local charities and causes.
This Fund was created to provide lasting support to organizations and projects focused on education, mental illness, medical research and education, environmental protection and wilderness designation and sustainable farming.
To ensure that supplemental contributions from the fundholder are not co-mingled long term with the endowed fund yet facilitate this supplemental granting, this second fund will be created.
This Fund was created by Tyson and Janelle Wise of Boise, Idaho, to provide their children with the opportunity to support local charities and causes.
Created to expand the number of women involved in directed, informed philanthropy in North Idaho and the surrounding area, and to demonstrate the significance a group of investors can have in bringing positive change to our communities. The pooled fund receives $500 of each member's annual donation from which the membership collectively recommends grants each year in accordance with their grant making process.
Created to expand the number of women involved in directed, informed philanthropy in North Idaho and the surrounding area, and to demonstrate the significance a group of investors can have in bringing positive change to our communities. $250 of each member's annual dues is allocated to this fund from which the individual member recommends grants in her name to nonprofit entities of her personal choice.
Established in loving memory of Zachary Lloyd Pennisi by his parents to benefit organizations that support people who are reclaiming their lives from addiction.
This Fund was created to benefit the Wood River Valley fire and emergency medical personnel through education and training