Non profit organizations in Boise, ID - Page 18

Idaho Kind aims to fortify Idaho's culture for future generations to enjoy. Click the link below to discover our membership options!

The Starling Singers is an all-voices barbershop chorus in Boise, ID focused on continual musical improvement and fostering community.

Serving real Idahoans represented by real Idahoan Admins! Keeping it REAL! NO bullying, doxxing, profanity or any kind of personal attacks allowed on this page. This page reser...

The Boise, Idaho chapter of Romance Writers of America is dedicated to helping authors learn the craft of writing and the business of publishing.

Boise Rising is a civic institute working to rebuild the conditions that carry meaning in Boise. We believe space shapes spirit. The places people move through every day, includin...

Professional Woman in Building (PWB)Council is the voice of the woman in the Home Building Industry.

Communities for Youth Boise is an initiative committed to building the best possible community for young people by moving local youth mental health and well-being efforts "upstream...

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The GML Memorial Foundation is a non for profit created in loving memory of Grover Michael Loening, who passed away at 17 years of age. Even in his passing, he will continue on ca...

Peer lead support groups

To provide hope and healing as a bridge to health for the underserved, uninsured, and underinsured. Our clinic is open Monday and Tuesday evenings, by appointment only. We are cl...

Mothers & Daughters committed to serving our local valley and developing leaders.

We are a groups of parents, guardians, & teachers working together to support & improve Valley View.

Voice, value, and visibility for Idaho’s community hospitals.

This page is designed to keep you informed about what’s happening in the BSF Boise Men’s Evening class. Our class offers a children’s program for children in grades 1-12...

Riverglen Junior High School

Enhancing the educational experience of students at St. Mark's School