Nonprofit

Back in 2017, one Idaho native started a school project that would later become an international nonprofit, changing the lives of hundreds of girls.

Here in Idaho, one group is helping to make the wishes of terminally ill adults come true.

In the Wood River Valley, three women are leading three nonprofits, helping immigrants, children and seniors survive and thrive in their community.

How does a new nonprofit measure success? How about saving lives? Connecting kids to education, food and healthcare? That's exactly what's happening with the Boda Girls program.

How does a new nonprofit measure success? How about saving lives? Connecting kids to education, food and healthcare? To that end, it’s difficult to imagine a more successful first-year effort than that of the flourishing Boda Girls program.

Idaho nonprofits are struggling, especially after demand for their services increased dramatically as part of the COVID-19 pandemic. But this is the time of year when nonprofits get a lifeline with Idaho Gives.

The Idaho nonprofit sector may be one of the most reliable economic barometers in the Gem State.

Idaho Gives is by far the largest celebration of charitable giving in the calendar year and there are great expectations for 2022.

As life begins to return to normal at this stage of the pandemic, Story Story Night in Boise is back with a live audience for its summer (and adult-themed) season.