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IDAHO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

ANNUAL REPORT 2007 CONTENTS OUR HISTORY History and Mission...... C Leadership Letters Celebrating 20 Years Cathy R. Silak, President and CEO ...... 1 Douglas R. Nelson, Chairman of the Board. . 1 The Idaho Community Foundation was established in November of 1988, with Steve Gunderson, President and CEO, assistance from The Whittenberger Foundation of Caldwell and the Council on Council on Foundations ...... 2 Foundations, to enhance the pool of philanthropic capital available to Idaho charities. This Friend of the Foundation ...... 2 year’s annual report includes interviews with some of the founding members, and their Board of Directors...... 3 recollections of the early years. Founding Donors and Incorporators...... 4 Among the highlights of our history are the following: Current and Former Board Members ...... 5 1991 — Founding donor campaign concludes as assets reach $5 million. Regional Advisory Panels ...... 6 1992 — ICF makes its first grants totaling $164,033. 2007 Donors ...... 7 1995 — John Chapman of Hailey receives the first Friend of the Foundation Award. Funds in ICF 1995 — Total assets reach $10 million. Endowed Funds ...... 14 1999 — The Kissler Family Foundation becomes the first supporting foundation in ICF. Non-Endowed Funds ...... 28 ICF also begins offering Philanthropic Gift Funds, non-endowed funds that may be spent in The Legacy Society...... 31 their entirety. Types of Grants and Distributions...... 32 2000 — The Idaho Community Foundation moves from space donated by U.S. Bank into 2007 Grants and Distributions ...... 33 its own home, a historic house at 210 West State Street. Membership ...... 45 2004 — Assets exceed the $50 million mark, totaling $54.5 million on December 31. ICF Finance...... 48 celebrates the 100th birthday of the historic building in which it is housed. Membership Summarized Financial Data...... 49 exceeds1,000, reaching 1,027 on March 31. 2005 — William H. Gates Sr., co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, speaks at the annual luncheon. 2006 — ICF experiences record growth in assets and the number of funds, ending the year with $68.7 in assets and 372 funds. 2007 — First grants from Idaho Education Access Fund are awarded.

ICF Staff Hilarie Engle OUR MISSION Stewart Edwards Tracy Bresina The mission of the Idaho Community Foundation is to enrich the quality of life throughout Idaho. Jaime Browning We pursue that mission by gathering funds from Cathy R Silak donors while helping them achieve their charitable Marc Orcutt objectives; growing the funds over time through a sound investment process; and granting the funds Holly Motes for a broad variety of worthwhile projects statewide. 20 Years of Achievement Helping People Throughout Idaho The Idaho Community Foundation is celebrating Share Talents its 20th Anniversary during 2008, and it is a time for ICF to celebrate its past and position itself to As we celebrate our 20th anniversary, I have build on its successes. The solid groundwork for reflected upon the aspects of the Idaho Community success was laid for us long ago by our founders, Foundation that I like best. One is that it brings the who inspire all of us with their expansive vision for opportunity for responsible giving to a broad base of what this foundation could mean for Idaho. As ICF people. progresses, our leadership builds upon the existing As an attorney, I’ve represented many clients who success and moves us forward with new plans to were interested in philanthropy, but felt the create additional philanthropic impact. administrative work and legal and operating expenses The year 2007 saw ICF’s assets grow to a total of involved in creating their own foundations were just $72.6 million. Just over $64 million is invested as too great a burden. By pooling their resources with permanent endowment. By comparison, at year-end the Idaho Community Foundation, they can create 2006, total assets were $68.5 million with over $59 their own charitable funds more effectively. ICF offers million in permanent endowment. The year to year growth was achieved through a them the convenience and efficiency of a variety of funds and giving opportunities. combination of additional donations and investment growth in both endowed and During the past year our most significant effort has been to lay the groundwork for non-endowed funds. New donations for 2007 totaled slightly over $5.9 million. The our future. We are updating ICF’s long-range planning to ensure that we can expand endowed funds achieved a return of 6.9%. The total number of funds increased by 24 charitable opportunities in Idaho into future generations. to 386. Another exciting aspect of ICF, which we expect will continue into the future, is its The asset side of our year-end summary tells only part of our compelling story. The ability to connect a broad cross-section of the state’s population. We see people Foundation’s grant-making last year included significant grants to fund higher involved in the Foundation who otherwise might not have the opportunity to share educational opportunities through its Idaho Education Access Fund. To help give Idaho their talents and interests. school children a clearer path to college, the Foundation committed $400,000 from its This is perhaps the most compelling part of the Foundations’ work. It brings Northwest Area Foundation Fund to help support GEAR UP, a program for middle and together a diverse group of people who genuinely want to support our mission: high school aged students to help them achieve academically and to help fund their Enriching the quality of life throughout Idaho. post-graduation educational goals. I thank all of you who have helped us in the past, and I look forward to continuing During 2007, ICF awarded grants totaling $4.5 million, and the grants reached all of to work together to make our state an even better place. Idaho’s 44 counties. Included in that total was $803,000 in competitive grants. This is truly grass-roots grantmaking at its finest, with knowledgeable volunteer regional Yours very truly, panelists reviewing hundreds of grant applications and making their recommendations to our Board of Directors. Douglas R. Nelson, Chairman Last year several of our Board members retired, having completed their service. We said a fond goodbye to Carol Burnett, Duane Jacklin, Brad Little, John Rosholt, Nancy Sue Wallace, and Paul Yochum. Our volunteer leadership provides the vision and direction this Foundation will need to fulfill its mission. We look forward to further innovations to serve this state and we thank everyone for their generous support over the past 20 years.

Sincerely,

Cathy R. Silak President and CEO

ICF 3 DEAR FRIENDS, FRIEND OF THE FOUNDATION On behalf of the Council on Foundations —our 2,100 members, and especially our 700 community foundations across America—I send our THE KISSLER FAMILY congratulations on the occasion of the Idaho FOUNDATION Community Foundation’s 20th anniversary. Your work The Kissler Family Foundation, which has donated more reflects the investment of than $3 million to nonprofits in six states, was honored as Idaho’s citizens in building the Idaho Community Foundation’s 2007 Friend of the their future. Foundation. Since 1999 the Kissler Family Foundation, a It gives me added supporting organization of the ICF, has distributed more than pleasure to know that the $987,000 through the Idaho Community Foundation. Council on Foundations has Norco, Inc. CEO Jim Kissler, president of the family foundation, accepted the been your partner throughout this wonderful journey. We were with award at the ICF’s annual luncheon. you when you were getting your foundation off the ground and, over Kissler credits his father, Larry Kissler, with instilling a tradition of philanthropy in the family. the years, we’ve been able to provide you with the resources and The elder Kissler, who also attended the 2007 luncheon, purchased Norco in 1968 when the Boise support you need to do your job effectively and well. It’s been our company was a relatively small supplier of welding oxygen. He believed in tithing, and continued great privilege to serve you. the tradition as the company grew. Fran Kissler also joined in the celebration. Community foundations are building more than community The Kissler Family Foundation focuses on three areas: health, education, and basic human needs. assets—they are building communities. It is known for learning the needs of the communities in which Norco does business, and making a Today, community foundations are redefining philanthropy in carefully planned effort to meet those needs. ways that reflect our frontier spirit. Community foundations are the face of American philanthropy. They provide new opportunities for all citizens to invest in their hometown’s future. From economic Previous Recipients development to education, community foundations are converting personal assets into community strategies that enhance the 1995 1999 2003 common good. John Chapman Margaret Gigray James H. Roper Your leadership, engagement, and good work have been Hailey Caldwell Burley “enriching the quality of life throughout Idaho” for nearly two 1996 Nick Ifft 2004 decades. With each grant you’ve made, you’ve touched countless lives Miles Willard Pocatello Alice E. Hennessey and inspired many others. Keep up the great work and know that the Idaho Falls 2000 Boise Council will be here for you every step of the way. 1997 John Fery 2005 Once again, congratulations on a wonderful milestone. Jane and Arthur Boise Steele-Reese Oppenheimer 2001 Foundation Sincerely, Boise Park Price III New York, N.Y. 1998 Idaho Falls 2006 Steve Gunderson Warren McCain 2002 Roger Martell President and CEO Boise J.A. and Kathryn Eagle Albertson Foundation Boise

ICF 4 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

JOHN BENNETT MARK BUCKALEW DOUG CHADDERDON LARRY COPE SANDRA L.S. FERY DIANE PLASTINO GRAVES RALPH M. HARTWELL Grangeville Pocatello Coeur d’Alene Buhl Boise Boise Idaho Falls

SUS HELPENSTELL RICHARD F. HUTTER DAN KELLER IRVING LITTMAN PATSY LODGE TODD MADDOCK JOSEPH W. MARSHALL Nampa Sandpoint Preston Boise Caldwell Lewiston Boise

MICHAEL McBRIDE DOUGLAS R. NELSON RON SALI JORDAN P. SMITH ALAN VAN ORDEN KIKI TIDWELL MARC WALLACE Twin Falls Idaho Falls Eagle Salmon Pocatello Hailey Hayden Lake

OFFICERS/COMMITTEE CHAIRS DOUG CHADDERDON, CHAIRMAN - AUDIT COMMITTEE DOUGLAS R. NELSON, CHAIRMAN SUS HELPENSTELL, CHAIRMAN - GRANTS COMMITTEE IRVING LITTMAN, TREASURER & CHAIRMAN - INVESTMENT COMMITTEE SANDRA L.S. FERY – CHAIRMAN – MARKETING COMMITTEE DIANE PLASTINO GRAVES, SECRETARY TODD MADDOCK, CHAIRMAN - NOMINATING COMMITTEE RALPH M. HARTWELL, CHAIRMAN - ASSET DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE CATHY R. SILAK, PRESIDENT AND CEO

ICF 5 FOUNDING DONORS AND INCORPORATORS

IDAHO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOUNDING DONORS IDAHO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION NCORPORATORS The Idaho Community Foundation owes its existence to the foresight of individuals, corporations, I foundations, and organizations that joined together to create and endow the Foundation. Our As we celebrate our 20th Anniversary, we thank all Founding Donor campaign concluded in December 31, 1992, having raised a total of $5 million. those who were ICF’s incorporators. (Gifts of $250,000 and above) Roger and Sybil Ferguson Jim Anderson, Moscow J.A. and Kathryn Albertson First Security Bank of Idaho, N.A. Gordon Black, Boise Donald and Gretchen Fraser Global Travel, Inc. Warren McCain, Boise Northwest Area Foundation Linda Grable-Curtis Sybil Ferguson, Rexburg Ethel B. “Stevie” Rawlinson Green Giant/Pillsbury John B. Fery, Boise Earl C. Reynolds Jr. * Hecla Mining, Inc. Margaret Gigray, Caldwell J.R. Simplot Tom and Alice Hennessey Alice Hennessey, Boise * denotes a deferred gift William R. Hewlett C.E. “Gene” Hill, Boise (Gifts of $100,000 – $249,999) Hewlett-Packard Company Nick Ifft, Pocatello Albertsons, Inc. Richard M. and Mary B. Hormaechea Peter T. Johnson, McCall Harry Bettis Idaho Power Company D. Whitman Jones, Boise Boise Cascade Corporation Intermountain Gas Industries Foundation H.F. Magnuson, Wallace Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Kenlon P. and Carol J. Johnson Roger Martell, Eagle Daugherty Foundation D. Whitman and Paula Jones Daniel R. Nelson, Seattle, Washington John B. and Delores L. Fery Key Bank of Idaho Jim Roper, Burley Lewis Hower H.F. and Colleen Magnuson John L. Runft, Boise G. Nicholas and Sara Ifft Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation Sara M. Maas Park Price Motor Company Warren E. McCain David and Vaniece Petso Arthur and Jane Oppenheimer Potlatch Corporation Treasure Valley Family YMCA Robert and Dorothy Rebholtz US Bank Bob and Carol Reed The Whittenberger Foundation Tom, Sheila, John and Joy Richards STEERING COMMITTEE Miles and Virginia Willard Jim and Bette Roper (Gifts of $25,000 – $99,999) John Roper ICF’s gratitude goes to the Steering Committee whose Arthur Andersen LLP Carmelita G. Spencer members initially organized the Foundation. Amalgamated Sugar The Terteling Company, Inc. Boise Philharmonic Association, Inc. Harry B. Turner Gordon Black C.E. "Gene" Hill Warren McCain Joan Chesbro Union Pacific Foundation John B. Fery D. Whitman Jones Daniel R. Nelson Jim and Barbara Cimino U S West Communications Margaret Gigray Robert E. Krueger John L. Runft Robert and Mary Evans Wells Fargo Bank (formerly First Interstate Bank) Alice Hennessey Roger Martell

ICF 6 Donors 6 IDAHO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION CURRENT AND FORMER BOARD MEMBERS

As we celebrate 20 years of giving, we thank all of those who have served as board members.

Jim L. Anderson, Moscow (1988-1994) Kenlon P. Johnson, Idaho Falls (1992-2001) Jordan P. Smith, Salmon (2001- Don Atkinson, Ketchum (1997- 2002) Peter T. Johnson, McCall (1988-1995) Alan Van Orden, Pocatello (2007- Roger H. Ball, Idaho Falls (1988-1992) D. Whitman Jones, Boise (1988-1998) John G. St.Clair, Idaho Falls (1988-1997) John Bennett, Grangeville (2003- Bessie Katsilometes, Pocatello (1996-2005) Bruce Sweeney, Lewiston (2000-2003) Mark Buckalew, Pocatello (2007- Dan Keller, Preston (2003- Kiki Tidwell, Ketchum (2005- Carol Burnett, Pocatello (2005- 2007) Brad Little, Emmett (1998-2007) Marc Wallace, Hayden Lake (2007- Thomas B. Campion, Jr., Ketchum (1994-1996) Irv Littman, Boise (2000- Nancy Sue Wallace, Hayden Lake (1995-2007) Elizabeth Casey, Salmon (1996-2001) Patsy Lodge, Caldwell (2007- Paul Yochum, Pocatello (2002-2007) Doug Chadderdon, Coeur d’Alene (2004- Todd Maddock, Lewiston (1989-1992) (2003- Dolores Chapman, McCall (1995- 2004) H.F. Magnuson, Wallace (1988-1998) Bold = Current Board Members Marlin Clausner, Lewiston (1988-1989) Joseph W. Marshall, Boise (2006- Italic = Founding Board Members Larry Cope, Buhl (2007- Roger A. Martell, Eagle (1996-2006) Ford Elsaesser, Priest River (1997-1998) Michael McBride, Twin Falls (2005- Sybil Ferguson, Rexburg (1988-1995) William Vern McCann, Jr., Lewiston (1991- John B. Fery, Boise (1988-2000) 2000) Sandra L.S. Fery, Boise (2003- John W. McHugh, Coeur d’Alene (1988-1995) Margaret E. Gigray, Caldwell (1988-1999) Daniel R. Nelson, Boise (1988-1994) Diane Plastino Graves, Boise (2004- Douglas R. Nelson, Idaho Falls (2001- William Hart, Buhl (2003-2005) Dale G. Peterson, Caldwell (1999-2005) Ralph M. Hartwell, Idaho Falls (1997- Michelle Praggastis, Sun Valley (2002-2005) Alice E. Hennessey, Boise (1994-2004) Park Price III, Pocatello (1988-2001) Sus Helpenstell, Nampa (2005- James H. Roper, Burley (1988-1998) C.E. “Gene” Hill, Boise (1988-1994) John A. Rosholt, Twin Falls (1998-2007) Bobbie Huguenin, Sandpoint (1994-1996) John L. Runft, Boise (1988-1995) Richard Hutter, Sandpoint (2005- Ron Sali, Eagle (2004- G. Nicholas Ifft, Pocatello (1988-1996) (2001-2002) David Slaughter, Sandpoint (1999-2004) Duane Jacklin, Post Falls (1998- 2007) Gary Schneidmiller, Post Falls (2003-2004)

ICF 7 IDAHO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

CURRENT PANEL MEMBERS Sydney Fidler (Ada) Linda S. Martin (Bonneville) Southwestern Region: Kim Fletcher (Cassia) Melanie Moulton (Fremont) Harvey Bickett (Gooding) Eastern Region: Bill Gilbert (Ada) Sharon Price (Bannock) Dolores Chapman (Valley) Jill Anderson (Madison) Sergio Gutierrez (Canyon) Paul Pugmire (Madison) Gene Davis (Owyhee) Ron Bolinger (Power) Sus Helpenstell (Canyon) Lew Rodriguez (Bingham) Judith T. Ellis (Adams) Carol Burnett (Bannock) Joe Holmes (Adams) J. Walter Ross (Franklin) Mike Felton (Twin Falls) Louis Christensen (Teton) Julie Oxarango-Ingram (Blaine) Bill Savage (Custer) John Foard (Boise) Kerrie Cope (Jefferson) Tom Killingsworth (Ada) John G. St. Clair (Bonneville) Margaret E. Gigray (Canyon) Mike Hess (Oneida) Sandra Lancaster (Gem) Scott W. Sherman (Bingham) Connie Hogland (Ada) Virginia Holden (Bonneville) Donald Liebich (Blaine) Gail Siemen (Bannock) William H. “Bill” Hall, Jr. (Canyon) Anne Hopkins (Bonneville) Jan McBride (Twin Falls) Sue Sneddon (Bear Lake) Connie Elaine Johnston (Adams) Karen Loosli (Fremont) Shawn Miller (Valley) Bliss Knowles (Blaine) Northern Region: Carole McWilliam, Ph.D. (Bannock) Frances Nagashima (Blaine) David Little (Gem) Jim L. Anderson (Latah) A. E. “Bud” Miller, M.D. (Bingham) Pat Nelson (Gooding) Gary Mahn (Ada) Paul Anderson (Kootenai) Verlyn Parker (Bear Lake) Norma Odiaga (Jerome) Daniel R. Nelson (Ada) Marty Becker (Boundary) Lawrence Rigby (Caribou) Lynda Rawlings (Ada) Paul Nettleton (Owyhee) Katie Brodie (Kootenai) Jordan P. Smith (Lemhi) Richard Roberge (Canyon) Arthur Oppenheimer (Ada) David Gunter (Bonner) Evelyn Strand (Custer) Amy Roe (Payette) Carolyn Patrick (Gem) Dan Hammes (Shoshone) Roger Woolley (Franklin) Dale Smith (Elmore) Dale G. Peterson (Canyon) Art Helbling (Latah) Shirley Povlsen (Cassia) Northern Region: Bobbie Huguenin (Bonner) Mary Ellen Pugh (Washington) Joe Grismer (Shoshone) Greg Johnson (Lewis) AST ANEL EMBERS Carol Reed (Gooding) Carl Hendrichs (Boundary) P P M Monica Jones (Clearwater) William F. “Bill” Ringert (Elmore) Donna Hutter (Bonner) Eastern Region: David Keyes (Boundary) Rebecca Robideaux (Ada) Philip Kleffner (Latah) Roger H. Ball (Bonneville) H. F. Magnuson (Shoshone) James H. Roper (Cassia) David Lindsay (Benewah) Vonnie Lue Broulim (Jefferson) Colleen Mahoney (Nez Perce) Karen Rosholt (Twin Falls) Todd Maddock (Nez Perce) Elizabeth H. Casey (Lemhi) William Vern McCann, Jr. (Nez Perce) John A. Rosholt (Twin Falls) Wanda C. Quinn (Kootenai) Trent Clark (Caribou) Fred Noland (Idaho) Ron Sali (Ada) Dick Rognas (Nez Perce) Laurel Hall (Bonneville) Dennis O’Brien (Kootenai) Chris Salove (Owyhee) Anna Rolphe (Kootenai) Kirk L. Hansen (Caribou) JoAnne O’Donnell, M.D. (Kootenai) Kristin Schwarz (Payette) Mary Schmidt (Idaho) Blair Hawkes (Oneida) David Slaughter (Bonner) Marilyn Shuler (Ada) LeAnn Trautman (Lewis) Daniel S. Hess (Madison) Carmelita Spencer (Idaho) Kiki Tidwell (Blaine) G. Nicholas Ifft (Bannock) JoAnn Thompson (Latah) Southwestern Region: Blossom Turk (Ada) Bessie Katsilometes (Bannock) Bruce Sweeney (Nez Perce) Cyndy Berlin-Lantz (Minidoka) Harry Turner (Twin Falls) Randy Kern (Bonneville) Nancy Sue Wallace (Kootenai) Laura Bettis (Ada) Ray Veloz (Canyon) Lynn Loosli (Fremont) Stanley C. Wood (Kootenai) Sherry Colyer (Owyhee) Mary Ellen Woodworth (Minidoka) Robert R. Loucks (Lemhi) Mike Felton, Jr. (Twin Falls)

ICF 8 Panel Members 8 2007 DONORS

Gayle Allen and Carol Richard Arnold John Ballenot and Susan Joe H. Berenter Boise Centre on the Grove A MacGregor Jan Aronson Reinhard Rosalynne Berhold Boise State University Kathi Abate Kevin Allen John and Martha Arrington Anthony and Susie Balukoff Kathleen Beristain James Bolin and Catherine Mary Abercrombie Laura Allen Asphalt Systems Co., LLC Britt and Cynthia Bambic Jason Bernier Stempien Lisa Adam Paul and Janet Allen Don and Judy Atkinson Bank of America Sandra Hahn and Sherry Ronald R. Bolinger Lynn Addis Richard and Trina Allen John and Shirley Atteberry Foundation Best M. Bonn Sterling Adelin Richard and Sharon Allen Mary Kay Aucutt Bank of Commerce Jean Betebenner Bonner County Historical Mary Ahern Mike and Linda Allen Avista Corporation David and Marlene Barber Bickett Family Trust Society John Aiello Robert and Meridith Allis Floyd and Jacqueline Ayers Dennis and Jodell Barber Harvey and Myrna Bickett Carl and Kathleen Bontrager Naomi Aitken Kay Alspaugh Jeff and Sandy Barber Lucile Bickett Mary Boone Andrew and Debra Akers Sharon Alwin Robert D. Barclay Walter Bickett Michael and Laurie Bork Albertsons John Amonson B Bareilles Family Trust Robert Bilow and Jeannine Susan Borowicz Albertsons - a SUPERVALU Sterling and Susan Andelin B & M Construction Thomas and LeAnn Barker Mehrhoff Terrance and Cheryl Botkin Company Doug and Mary Anderson Gene and Harriet Badesheim Rodger and Janeen Barlow Larry and Dede Binder Barbara A. Botsch Albertsons Stores Charitable Anderson, Nelson, Hall, Gloria Baker John Barnes William and Wendy Binegar Kelly and Emily Bowcutt Foundation, Inc. Smith, P.A. Sally A. Bakes Jon and Mimi Barnes James and Helen Birch Susan H. Bower J. Robert and Sonia Anonymous Dale and Sally Baldwin Louise Barney W. Kurt and Lin Birkenhagen Richard and Aris Boyle Alexander Apio Inc. Donald Baldwin S. Hatch Barrett BizPrint Michael and Sylvia Boyle N. and Nancy Alexander Howard and Rayma Argyle Irv Baldwin and Betsy Hill Tom and Chan Barrieau John and Mary Blacker Chris Bracher All West Aviation Services, Mark and Jane Argyle Betty Ball Allen and Larissa Barto Ernest Blackwelder and Diana Brambrink Inc. Argyros Foundation Roger Ball Audrey Bashaw Sheila Hennessey Bart and Dorothy Brassey B. Allen Lauri Armon Brian and Karen Ballard Roy and Marjorie Bathum David C. Blackwell Dorothy Brassey Bill and Elizabeth Allen Tim B. Armstrong Norman and Ellen Batt James E. Blaine Vernon and Isabel Brassey Battelle Energy Alliance Michelle Blair John Brezzo Riley Bechtel Susan Blair James Dowen and Sue Ellen Thomas and Marilyn Beck Gary and Lynne Blatter Bridgeman Marty and Teresa Becker Dan and Brenda Blitman John and Lynn Briggs Joseph and Janet Bejsovec Sy and Jackie Block Mark and Mary Brinkman Michael and Susanne George and Susan Blodgett Broadcast Music, Inc. Belcher Bloom Hergott Diemer Bonnie Brod Helen Belehrad Rosenthal & LaViolette, Katie Brodie Cindy Bell LLP C. Richard and Vonnie Lue Del Ray and Susan Bell Michael Bloom Broulim Frederick Belzer and Theresa Blue Cross of Idaho Barbara Brown Kaufmann Bruce and Ann Blume Fund G. Richard Brown and Iris Louise Benners Gregory Blume Yang James and Sharon Bennett Richard and Sherri Marshall Brown and Jeanette John and Susan Bennett Boardman Germain Richard and JoAnn Bennett Bodiford Construction Nicole Brown Mark and Anne Bennion William and Karla Bodnar Stephen and Anne Brown Donald and Carolyn Roger and Donna Boe Thomas Brown Benson Nancy Boespflug Gary and Julie Browning Douglas and Cynthia Michael Boge William and Melanie Benson Steven and Jennifer Bohrer Browning Kirk Benson and Laura Sigrid Boie Michelle Bruner Taylor City of Boise

Donors 9 Buck-Miller-Hann Funeral William and Jeanne Cassell Larry and Marilyn Cope Natalie B. DelRio Jan Edelstein Mark and Jill Eshman Home Terry and Patricia Cassity Michael and Kerrie Cope Teresa Deshon Stewart and Mary Edwards Estate of William Zanetti Dean and Judy Buffington CC Management Kathie Corn Rich and Judy Dickson Susan Eid Kenneth and Valaree Estep Grant and Christina Pete and Freda Cenarrusa Craig Cornwall Dayne and Jaime Dingman Bill and Molly Eldredge Edward and Terry Evans Burgoyne Central Coast Pediatric Charles and Judie Cosgriff Peter and Patricia Joseph and Jean Elison Executive Training Carl and Gisela Burke Dental Group, Dr. Roger Linnae Costello Dinkelspiel Gale Elkins Resources Carolyn Spicer Burke G. Sanger Doyle and Ann Cotton Rick Dinning Anne Elliott Felicia Burkhalter CH2M WG James and Peggy Thomas and Linda Dixon Dave Ellis Howard and Carol Burnett Douglas and Deidre Countryman E. Daniel and Karin Dixson Kail and Patricia Ellis F Kaye Burnham Chadderdon Jess and Deneise Crace Wiley Dobbs Kathy Ellis R. Starr Farish Russell and Janet Buschert Marjorie Chadderdon James D. Crawford Benjamin Dobson Ted E. Ellis Lee and Constance Farmer Marjorie Butcher Annie Chalfant Gardner Cromwell Del and Arlene Dodd Anne Ellison Reeta R. Farr Robert and Dana Butler Timothy and Claudia Raymond and Joan Michael Doellman Roy and Frances Ellsworth Farr’s Ice Cream & Candy Stewart and Mary Butler Chamberlain Cromwell Dole Ford and Jean Elsaesser Farr’s Jewelry, Electronics, Andrea Byers Shirley Chambers Dale Crosby John and Carey Dondero Elwell Family Foundation Gifts Asa Chandler Croul Family Trust Marcia L. Donner Steve and Leslie Emerson Marlo Faulkner Earl and Kathleen Chandler Shirley L. Crowe Rex and Marilyn Dorman City of Emmett James R. Fazio C Greg and Patricia Chapin Doris Cruzen Dorothy T. Hay TTEE Emser Tile Michael and Brenda Felton E. Caldwell Don and Dolores Chapman Lee and Lori Cullen Michelle Dorrough Mark and Kristi Enger Richard Fenton W. M. and Lynn Calhoun Page Chapman Clyde and Vieno Culp Steve and Pam Doucette Carl and Joanna Engle Richard and Karen Fernand Lawrence and Sandra Charles Schwab Hazel Cummings Downey Lions Club Ted Epperly John and Delores Fery Calkins Trish Checketts James and Roberta Cupps Christopher Downs Egyptian Theatre Company J. Brent and Sandra Fery Jean Call LeeAnn Cheeley Terry Curtis and Linda Debra Drake Andrew and Shannon FHC Health Systems Inc. Joseph Call David Chehey Grable-Curtis Cecil Drinkward Erstad Fidelity Investments Richard Callow and Marcia Julie Chenoweth Wendel Curtis Robert and Mary B. Hyatt and Belen Erstad Charitable Gift Fund Driscoll Larry and Shirley Chetwood Ed and Susan Cutter Drummond John Erstad James and Christine Field Alice Calvert R. and F. Child Paul Dubman and Diane Patrick H. Erstad Chuck and Joann Fife Camille Beckman Don and Sandy Christensen Newton Ryan T. Erstad First American Title - Corporation K. and Cecile Christensen D David and Teresa Sandpoint Edith M. Campbell Christmas Box Angel Barbara Dahl Ducharme Margaret Campbell Melanie Chun Dennis Dahl Heather Duff Murray and Mollie Frank and Utae Clark James and Beulah Dalley Shariae Dugdale Campbell Lynda Campbell Clark Nate Dallolio and Jennifer Brad Duke Ellen Campion Edward and Arita Cleary Peterson Edmund and Susan Dumke Bradford Cannon Elbert and Edith Cleaveland Daniel VII, Inc. David and Kim Duncan Toan Cao David and Monica Bill and Bernadean Daniels Hugh and Beverly Duncan Don and Janice Carey Clements Robert R. Dargatz Margaret A. Duncan George and Sarah Carey Ray and Alice Clovis Christopher Davidson and Dunkley Music Donald W. Carleton CMGRP Sharon Christoph A. Dale Tom and Le Ann Carlsen Penny Coe Julie Davidson Jack and Robin Dyck Gerard and Teresa Carlson Cohen 1997 Trust John and Anna-Marie Davis Joyce Dye R. and Linda Carlson Michael and Kathleen Davis Partners, LLC Sara Carlson Colbert Patricia G. Davis Lee O. Carosi Computer Arts, Inc. Dealerpro Consulting, LLC. E Robert and Nancy Bernice B. Comstock Eric and Julie Dean City of Eagle Carpenedo Carol Condon Peggy Dean O. Keener Earle and Karen Dale and Bertha Carpenter Marcello and Kimberly Shelley Dean Moore Robert and Elaine Conigliaro Darin and Ann DeAngeli Earthbound Farm Carpenter Conrad and Bischoff, Inc. Janet DeBard Edith Easterbrook Kathleen M. Carr Linda J. Cook Debard Johnson Eastern Idaho Chiropractic Kenneth Carr Robert Cook Foundation Clinic P.A. Carr Land & Title, Inc. Louise Cooley James and Kellie Deblasio Eastern Idaho Regional Mikeal Carter Thomas and Joan Cooney Judd and Diane DeBoer Medical Center William Cary Jerry Cooper Dawnaline Decker Easy Cookin’ Jay Cassell Robert and Patricia Cooper R. and E. Dee Gina Eaton

Donors 10 Whit Jones First Call Jewel P. LaVern and Marian Fisher Family Fund Gentry H “An Idea Whose Time Had Come” Barry and Jeanne Fitzgerald Richard and Sally George H.F. Magnuson Family Dennis B. Fitzpatrick Kevin and Debra Geraghty Foundation, Inc. James and Carol Haddock Ray Flachbart Joseph and Karen Getusky D. Whitman Jones, who initiated efforts to Gary and Carolyn Fletcher Daniel and Carolyn Gibson Harold Hadley Kent and Kim Fletcher Krista Gilbert Regis and Sandra Hahn start the Idaho Community Foundation, Ernest Fokes and Marilyn David Giles James A. Hail modestly recalls that it was “an idea whose Montgomery Thomas Giovine Gregg Hale time had come.” Janet Ford Terry and Diana Gipson Terry and Linda Hale A trustee of The Whittenberger Foundation Fort Boise Questers Givens Pursley, LLP Mark Haley in Caldwell, he attended a national meeting of Theodore Fouts D. and Patrice Godfrey Steve Hall the Council on Foundations in 1986, and Suzie Hall Randall and Keri Fowler John and Genevieve learned that the council would offer technical Franklin Building Supply Godlove The Halliday Foundation, Jeremy Freckelton George Golleher Inc. assistance to help start a community Freedom Mortgage Good Samaritan Society - Michael and Dana Halter foundation. John and Heidi Freeney Idaho Falls Village Robert Hamill A colleague from Maine advised him that Fremont Group Laree Goodman Mildred Hamilton smaller states needed a statewide, rather than a Fresherized Foods Goodson Acura Robert and Carol Hamlin city or county, community foundation. So he Mary Freund Donna Goodwin Dan and Cindy Hammes and the late Margaret Gigray, another trustee of Merrill Hanny and Elaine Wayne and Susan Frieders Ralph S. Gorton, Jr. The Whittenberger Foundation, took on the Margery Friedlander Janet Gravelle Larsen Joyce Friedman Ronald Graves and Diane John and Michele Hansen task. Myra Friedman Plastino Graves Orval and June Hansen Jones, then in fulltime practice as a clinical Friends of the McCall Delmar and Luann Gray Paul and Sheri Hansen psychologist in Caldwell, blocked out half a day every week. Ms. Gigray, who had Library Elizabeth Gray Ralph W. Hansen tried to start a community foundation in Caldwell before concluding that the area Friends of the Weiser River Jeremy Gray and Bron Court Hanson and Julie was too small, added her considerable talents in nonprofit organization. Trail, Inc. Roberts Kennedy “I started making cold calls on senior executives in Boise,” Jones recalled. “We Mary Ellen Frischmuth Tori Gray Sharon Hanson William and Gay Fruehling Greater Houston Patricia A. Harberd also got help from the late Robert Smylie, then governor of Idaho, and today’s Cynthia Fuller Community Foundation Larry A. Hardcastle Secretary of the Interior Dirk Kempthorne, who was mayor of Boise. Sue and Mortimer Fuller J. and Mary Green Fred and Patricia Harder “I talked to Alice Hennessey at Boise Cascade (later ICF president and CEO), and Wayne and Margaret Fuller Joshua Green Leo and Pauline Harf then with John Fery, Boise Cascade chairman and CEO. He became the champion of Fulton Associates, LLC Nadina Green Harris Dental the idea, and brought in other corporate executives and people from outside Boise. Janis Fulton Steven and Carol Green Susan Harris “Almost everyone with whom I talked was ready to help after about 30 minutes Tim Harris Gregory C. Carr Foundation of conversation,” he continued. “I’ve never had that kind of success in my life.” Nancy Gregory Harrison Plaza Suite Hotel G William and Gratia Griffith Harry and Diane Rinker A $100,000 grant came from The Whittenberger Foundation, established in Myron and Elfriede Gabbert Grigg Bros. Foundation Caldwell by the late Ethel Bales Whittenberger, an elementary school teacher, and Virginia Gafferty Mark and Debora Grigg Harry W. Morrison her husband, Dr. Claude R.Whittenberger, an osteopathic physician. Vernon O. Gaffner Grismer Family Trust Foundation, Inc. Jones and his wife, Paula, also made a personal initial donation of $25,000 and Paul and Janice Gallant George and Florence Anita Hart Carol Galpin later established the Whit and Paula Jones Fund, designed to give maximum Grismer Norbert and Eileen flexibility to meet changing community needs. He and Ms. Gigray were on the first William and Luann Ganz Hartmann Joseph Grismer board of directors, serving until 1998 and 1999, respectively. Bonnie W. Gardner Joseph H. Groberg Diane Hartogensis Grant and Hilary Gardner Rhonda Groberg The Hartwell Corporation “I remember dreaming that we eventually might have $2 to $3 million, and that Gregory Garlick and Marcia Todd and Angela Groberg Ralph and Mary Lynn would be incredible,” added Jones, who today owns Business Psychology Associates Wing James and Pirie Grossman Hartwell in Boise. “I found out that my dream was way too small. Today we have more than Patricia Garrett Daniel Guggenheim Thomas W. Hartwell $70 million, and ICF is continuing to grow and thrive. Marile Garrott Alan L. Gummersall Chris and Jill Haunold Richard and Peggy Garvin “The right people came together at the right time, and it’s been a real success Gary and Joanne Gunther Jack and Julie Hawkins story for Idaho.” M. Gaspar Richard and Darlene Barbara A. Hawley Sallee C. Gasser Guthmiller Nell Hawley George and Barbara Gauzza Guy H. Hearon Living Trust Donald and Jan Haworth Helen Gebhardt Margaret Hay

Donors 11 Stephanie Hay Cy and Virginia Holden Idaho Power Co., Daniel and Carmelyn Marcia Kent Robert and Donna Marie Craig and Gina Hole Contributions Committee Johnson Randy and Debra Kern L Hayes Lisa Holley Idaho Power Company Johnson Family Fund Kiersten Kerr Victoria Laidlaw Hope Hayward John and Leone Holm Idaho Sand and Gravel Gregory E. Johnson Key Foundation Lakeside Industries Kathy Hayward Robert and Patti Holman Idaho Society of CPAs Helen K. and Arthur E. Dorothy M. Kidd Michael and Stacy Lamers Gary and Sandra Hazen Benjamin Holmes and Idaho State Historical Johnson Foundation Kids Klub, Inc. Howard and Beverly Guy Hearon and Cheryl Carol Scheifele-Holmes Museum - Museum Shop Julie Johnson Kermit and Susan Kiebert Lancaster Stewart Karla Holmes Idaho Steel Products Co., Kenlon and Carol Johnson Charles and Diane Kiehn James and Sandra Lancaster Jerry and Joan Hecker Thomas J. Holmes Inc. Kenneth E. Johnson Dwight Kilgore Scott and Marci Lancaster N. Charles and Polly Tom and Tami Holmes Idaho Women’s Charitable Larry Johnson Elaine Kimball Mike and Ann Lane Hedemark Home Pointe Real Estate Foundation Peter and Carolyn Johnson Donna Kimbell Arthur and Ida Lang June E. Heilman Homestyles Sara Ifft Richard and Diona Johnson Jon and Sharon Kimberling Kenneth Lange Leland and Brenda Craig and Karen George and Rebecca Iliff Richard Johnson and Bryan King and Kris Jeff and Mary Lantz Heinrich Hoogland Intermountain Gas Roberta Crockett Williams-King Robert Lantz and Cyndy Debra A. Heise Maggie Hooks Industries Foundation Inc. Suzy Jolley Steven and Marianne King Berlin-Lantz Arthur and Eloise Helbling Robert and Leslee Hoover Gaizka and Dana Irastorza Bonnie Jones Robert and Marcia Kirk David and Alicia Lanz Patricia J. Heldt Twila Hornbeck Arrese Cary J. Jones Robert Kirkpatrick Larry R. Shideler - Fred and Sus Helpenstell Duane Horning Karen Ireland D. Whitman Jones Kissler Family Foundation, Investments Rebekah and Lawrence William House J. Thomas Jones Inc. Elliott and Candice Larsen Helzel J. R. Howard John and Janice Jones Kiwanis Club of Idaho Falls Dale and Rose Lavigne Carl and Sherrie Hendricks Marilyn Howard J Judy Jones Philip and Kathryn Kladar Robert and Deborah Law David Heninger Dale Hoyd Donald and Dorothy Jacklin Kenneth and Linda Jones Sheila and Karl Klages Diane Lawrence Tom and Alice Hennessey Albert and Mildred Huber Duane and Susan Jacklin Monica J. Jones Philip and Jo Ella Kleffner Thomas and Mary Lay Tom and Shana Hennessey Sharon L. Hubler Doyle and Kathryn Jacklin Joseph and Cynthia Jordan Dieter and Margaret Knecht Lea Electric John and Geraldine Herbert Kenneth R. and Betty Huff Richard and Trudy Jackson Douglas and Thuy Joseph Donald and Mary Knodell Robin Leavitt Les and Judith Herman John and Linda Hughes Bill and Jacqueline Jackson Harriet Joseph Leo M. Knudson Gail LeBow Patrick and Karen Ronald and Mary Hughes D. Blaine and Cynthia Robert and Joyce Joyce Vic and Nancy Kobe Kathi Lecertua Hermanson Barbara Huguenin Jacobson JPMorgan Chase Bank Rick Koffey and Barbara Elizabeth Lee Lois Herr Elizabeth Huish Greg Jacobson and Jean June E. Judd Thrasher Ruth Lee Sandy Herrera Charles and Lissa Cenarrusa-Jacobson George and Sondra Juetten R. Stanwood and Sharon David Lennon Jay and Carlene Herring Hummel Mary Jahn Junior League of Boise Kohls Blaine and Dixie Lenon Erin Hess Michael Hummel and D. Jameson Richard and Jill Jurvelin Carol Kontos Linda Leonard Amy Hewel Suzanne Boyle Jameson Mortgage Lee Kornfield Ann Leonardo Hewlett-Packard Marcia Humphrey Company Bruce Korstad Allen and Jenell Lester Heymann Wolf Foundation Humphreys Diabetes Janet Lindstrom-Atchley K Tom and Lorraine Koster Debra and Jack Levin Dale and Ramona Higer Center Trust Stephen and Cheryl Kaatz Peter Kozisek and Julia Kathie Levison Gene and Rosie Hill David Humphries Pam Jank Thomas Kalange Robinson Donald and Marcia Liebich David Hill John Hunt Peter and Allison Janss Marion Kalbus Christine Kraatz Richard and Yvonne Lierz David and Mary Jane Hill Kenneth and Carol Hunter James and Wendy Jaquet Christy Kantack James and Sandra Kravik Lillian Vallely School Ervin and Leah Hill Kelly and Kathleen Hurley Adam and Crista Jardine Robert and Sandra Kantor James and Alicia Kromas Elsie Lillibridge John Hill Richard and Donna Richard and Lucinda Jardine Sondra Kantor Gary and Danielle Krouth Wallace Limburg Rodney Hillam Hutter Heather Jauregui Bruce and Lynn Kaplan Robert E. Krueger Todd and Cassy Lindsey Daniel Hinckley Susan Hyde and James Robert and Victoria Jekich Gregory Kaslo and Anita Mark Kubiak and Susan Lindsey Foundation Deborah Hirsch Anderegg Judith Jellinek Kay Hardy Fenton Kubiak Ricky Linehan Hispanic Busine, Inc. E. G. and Billye Jenkins Helen Kaufman Edward and Marjorie Paul and Katie Link Hispanic Business Larry and Susan Jenkins Ray and Effie Kaufman Kuchynka David A. Little Association I Ernest M. Jensen Robert Disbrow and Kim Martha Kuhn Little Ski Hill Jill Hitchin Idaho Association of Area Kenneth Jensen Kawaguchi Ken and Carol Kulack Irv and Trudy Littman Randy Hix Agencies on Aging, Inc. Jewish Foundation of Thomas and Joy Kealey Arthur and Annaliese Kull William and Patricia Lodge Craig and Mary Hobdey Idaho Falls Civitans Greensboro Steven and Barbara Keen Lex and Celia Kunau Log Cabin Literary Center John Hockberger and Velma Project Fund Brett Johnson Janice Keener Lewis and Louise Kunkel Bob and Tena Lokken Morrison Idaho Falls Fire Byron Johnson Daniel and Pamela Keller Bob Kustra Arthur and Dorothy Long Donald Hodge Department Charles Johnson and Nita Shane and Rebecca Kelly Shelley Kuther Greg Long Mark and Lynn Hofflund Idaho Framing and Rae Randolph Virginia Kelly Darren Kyle Donald and Nancy Constance G. Hogland Accoustical Dirk Kempthorne Longwith

Donors 12 Greg Loomis Richard Maxey Microsoft Giving Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt I. Brian and Karen Loosli Gary Maxwell Campaign Williams dba Lost River O P Larry Looslie Michael Maxwell Claudia Miewald Cycling Club Dennis O’Brien Pacific Steel & Recycling Lord Abbett James May Chris and Kris Mikkelsen Joyce Mullen T. Douglas and Nancy Lou Pagano Lost River Cycles Robert and Heather Maynes Wade and Martha Miles Teresa Mullen O’Brien John D. Palmer Robert and Ann Loucks James and Marlene Cynthia Miley Phillip and Anita Murelaga Michael and Esther G. Brady Panatopoulos Dennis and Roberta Love McColm Mark and Janet Milkovich Cynthia Murphy Ochsman Jerald and Carolyn Panko Jamie and Renee Lovejoy Judy Mc Elearney Dean J. ("Joe") and Celeste Vicki Murphy Sharon O’Connell Don Pape S. Del Low McAlvain Construction, Inc. Miller Jo Murray Sean O’Connor Bonnie K. Parden Janice Lowen Duncan McBeath Josephine N. Miller Dave and Diane Myklegard Vickie O’Gara Leonard Parenteau Elise G. Lufkin Michael and Janet McBride Lealan Miller George Ohrstrom Ward Parkinson Richard Lumenello Warren and Bernie McCain Marvel Miller Edwin and Louise Oldham Walter and Genevieve Paroni William Lund Bill and Lori McCann Michael Miller N Jane and Thomas Oliver John and Jackie Parrish John Lundeby and Marci Kurt and Pamela McClenny Nicholas Miller and Brian and Deseray Naeve Kimberly Olson Richard and Susan Parrish Schreiber Robert and Susan Cathy Silak Robert and Rhonda Naftz John O’Meara John and Renee Parry Denise Lundy McCollum Patty A. Miller Richard L. Napier Brian O’Morrow and John and Lois Parry Joshua and Margene Lunn Dennis and Susan McCoy Ray and Betsy Miller Arlinda Nauman Kristen De Boer Steven and Sharon Parry H. Allen and Leslie Luray Camille McCray Barbara Miller-Garcia James and Linda Neeley Peter and Barrie O’Neill Susan Passovoy Grace Lusk Tom McCreedy Donald Mitchell Daniel Neely Skip and Esther Carolyn D. Patrick Lyle Pearson Acura Kevin and Debbie Michelle Mitchell Hilarie Neely Oppenheimer Paul D. Freund Special Lyle Pearson Company McDonald Louisa Moats Dolores Neil Orange County Community Needs Trust Marc and Maggie Lyons Judy McElearney David Moen Chris Nelson Foundation Steve and Marylyn Pauley Joel and Gwen Lytle Louise M. McElhinny Thomas and Laura Dean and Carma Nelson The Orchards Dallas Peck and Cynthia Douglas and Sharon Mogensen Doug and Billie Nelson Rich E. Orme Keller-Peck McEwan Thomas and Cynthia F. Craig and Carolyn Nelson J. Keith and Carol Ormond Peco Foundation M James and Maureen Monge Gary and Deborah Nelson Owen and Janet Orndorff Richard and Jodi Penn Todd Maddock McFadden Montgomery Family LLC Marcella Nelson F. Edward and Jeanne John Pennings and Terese H. Madsen Patrick and Karen McGahan David and Nid Moody Randall and Melissa Nelson Osborne Fandel W. Madsen John and Mary McGown Bob and Jeanie Mooney Roger and Sharon Nelson Erin O’Toole Paul Pennington H.F. and Colleen Magnuson John W. McHugh Basil and Susan Moore Ryan and Barbara Nelson DeRay Perry Michele Magnuson Lora McKinley Christopher and Pam Scott and Sara Nelson Magnuson, McHugh & Bryan and Hannah McKuin Moore Walter and Patricia Nelson Company James and Willa William and Mary Moore William Neukom Thomas and Betty Mahan McLaughlin Hailey Morehouse Anthony and Christine Ngo Gary and Kathleen Mahn Connie McLellan Don and Diane Morgan Cecile Nguyen Steven Malek and Leanne J. Michael and Theresa Jane Morgan Irene Nguyen Rousseau McLeod Judy Morgan Rocky and Pam Nichols Mary Malkmus Thomas and Dale Rex and Rosie Morgan Rod Nichols Jerry and Charlotte Mallet McMeekin Robert and Mary Lee Carol Nie Andrea Mallory Michael and Kathryn Morrell David and Joni Nielsen Mann’s Packing Co., Inc. McNichols Ann Morris Mike and Annina Nielsen Judith Marineau Jim McPherson Joseph and Lynn Morris Tami Nielsen Marjorie Moore Davidson Jim McReynolds Sue Morris Jim Nieman Vicki Markizon James and Carole Owen and Christina Susan Nipp Sarah and John Marossy McWilliam Morrissey Ruth Nishioka Edwin and Rose Marshall Evelyn Meany Jim Mortensen Mona Noble Joseph and Patricia Meeting Systems, Inc. Dean and Judy Mortimer Kathleen Noh Marshall Dennis and Donna Meier Mark and Holly Motes Herald and Donna Nokes Roger and Claudia Martell Marcus and Patricia Meier Mother Lode Holding David and Yoshie Nordling Deborah Martin John Meisenbach Company North Idaho Chamber of David Masner Sheila Mells Mountain View Hospital, Commerce Anna Mathieu City of Meridian LLC North Wind, Inc. Kelly Matthews Gayleen Messervey Dennis and Kathleen Gina Nucci Maverik Country Stores, Suzanne Metzger Moyer Philip Nuxoll and Deborah Inc. Linda Michalson MPC Development Snyder

Donors 13 Alan and Wendy Pesky Mike Riedel John and Enid Runft Terry and Sharon Shank Lee Smith Bruce Peterson Q Franz and Fae Riegert Therese Russo Tamara Sharon Leon Smith and Janice Candice Peterson Quentin and Barbara Lawrence and Marsha Rigby Todd and Amy Rustad Bruce Sharp Mittleider-Smith Dale and Mary Ellen Quickstad John E. Riley Hugh and Ruby Sharp Loyce Smith Peterson Allen and Jolean Quimby Carlyn Ring David B. Shaw Martha H. Smith Julie Peterson Tony Quinton Paul and Alexis Rippel S Robin and Mary Jo Shaw Michael and Susan Smith Ray and Karlene Peterson William and Suzanne Quirk Mark and Jennifer Roark S&S Builders Hardware Alan and Laura Shealy Michael and Eleanor Smith Stella Peterson Qwest Foundation Kim Robbins S.C. Roofing Barbara Shelton Richard and June Smith Steven and JoAnn Peterson Richard and Rowena Marilyn Sabella Richard and Carla Richard and Judith Smooke Sara and Paul Petit Roberge Raffat and Muzna Saied Shepherd Paula Smyly Phase 4 Stereo R Robert and Lucille Smylie Maria Salazar E. Sherman and Louise Snake River Oncology of R.J. Murgoitio Farms, LLC Ron J. Sali Dale and Jackie Phillips R2H2, LLC Charitable Lead Unitrust Regelin Eastern Idaho Picabo Livestock Co., Inc Donn and Patricia Roberts Craton and Phyllis Kenneth and Janet Jack Stillinger and Dorothy Richard and Georgiann Sanderson Kathleen W. Pidjeon Raimondi Lawrence and Carolyn Sherman Snowball D.H. Pierce Robertson Mary Sanderson John and Rosemary Mary Fran Soltman Victor Ramey Sandpoint Title Insurance, Marvin and Ruth Pierce Robert and Carol Randall Thomas and Irene Shewmake Sony/ATV Music Publishing Paula Pierce Robicheaux Inc Helen and Marc Shim LLC Neal and Alayne Randall Lars and Ann Sandven Richard and Ann Pietrucci Dana and Virginia Randt Rebecca S. Robideaux Marion and Lorena Shinn Patsy L. Sorenson Gary and Carol Pietsch George and C. J. Robinson David and Arlene Sargis Catherine Shortridge Southeast Idaho Family Kim Ransier Glenda Sathre Priscilla Pittiglio Linda Rasmussen Ausey and Janet Robnett Steven L. Shropshire Practice Margaret A. Plastino Kevin M. Roche Quinton R. Sathre Marilyn T. Shuler John and Marilyn Sowles Tod and Dani Rasmussen Hayward and Karen Sawyer James and Patricia Plumtree Elisabeth Ratcliff Rocky Mountain Section of Gail and Nannette Siemen Joyce Spaulding Point of Rocks Ranch L.L.C. the PGA John Schiffman Rose Silak Alan and Wendy Spencer William and Lynda Clarence R. Schlagel Ray Polk Rawlings Mike and Amy Roe Richard and Margot Silver Craig and Jane Spencer Terry and Cydney Polley Rick Rogers Robert and Ellen Schmand R. Silver Neal and Mary Lu Spencer J. K. Rawlins Father Joseph F. Schmidt Curtis Pope Madelyn D. Rawlinson Richard and A. Anita Don and Mary Jean Simis Bob and Susan Spengler Louis and Dona Porter Rognas James and Mary Schmidt Patrick and Sharon Simons Mark Spenner Real Protection Don and Sharmon Schmitt John and Jane Post Melinda Redden Ben and Anna Rolphe Adelia G. Simplot Frances Spofford Robert and Hayley Potter Roman Catholic Diocese of Schneidmiller Family Gay C. Simplot Squier Family Foundation Diane Reed Foundation, Inc William Potter Philip and Jill Reed Boise - St. Mary’s Catholic J.R. and Esther Simplot John G. St. Clair Alison and Craig Poulsen Church Gary T. Schneidmiller Brent and Janice Simpson Susan Stacy Susan B. Reents Michael and Rita Schofield Katherine Poulton Reel Theatre Thomas and Lindy Romrell J. W. Sinclair Avis Stafford J.H. Powell Enrique and Angeles Ron John Lundeby and Marci Paula Brown Sinclair Dan and Tana Stahn E. Sherman and Louise Schreiber Rosa Powell Regelin Rosangel Ron Ryan Skene Richard H. Stallings Stephanie Powell Martin and Melissa Rood Barbara Schroeder Jane N. Slattery Joseph Stanford Estelle Reid Schuck’s Autoparts Tom and Michelle Kenneth and Pat Reiman Susan K. Rope Colin Slaughter Ray and Linda Stark Praggastis David and Kaye Rose Paul and Carol Schuette David and Debbie Jack and Katherene Starr Reinstein/Ross LTD Schwab Fund for Charitable Marcia Pratt Malcolm and Carol Renfrew Hazel Rose Slaughter Statesman Federal Credit Ruth Pratt Margie Rosenberg Giving Randall and Jane Slickers Union Robert and Elizabeth Douglas and Rhonda Jim and Carol Prent Reniers Rosenberger Construction Thomas and Suzy Slining Norman C. Steadman Robyn Prentice Myron W. Rosenwinkel Schwartzenberger Bob and Carmen Sloan James A. Steele Earl and Jodi Reynolds Delbert Scott Donald and Rose Price Frank and Kathryn John and Karen Rosholt Deborah Slonim Randy and Molly Steele Park and Sharon Price Jimmy and Shirley Ross Don and Barbara Scott Slonim Family Trust Ralph Steele Reynolds Glen and Kathleen Scott Susan Price Stephen and Julie Rice Vincent and Phyllis Rossi Lawrence and Peggy Smidt Harry and Suzanne Steger Priest Company, Inc. Rotary Club of Boise- John and Greta Scully Dale and Victoria Smith Osborn and Shirley L and Sheila Rich See Opportunities & Marshall F. Priest Richard A. Firtel TTEE and Sunrise Dan and Vickie Smith Stenberg Thomas and MaryLou Fred and Jerelyn Roth Achieve Results, Inc. Erin Smith Ann Stephan Judith T. Firtel Family Fred and Nancy Seghi Puckett Trust Rothschild Family Smith Group Mary Sterling Jerry Pugh Foundation Jerome and Marcia Selig Howard and Valerie Smith Jim and Shirley Stevens Joy Richards Beth Sellars Richard and Mary Ellen Terry and Joanna Richards Carlos and Debrah Roundy Jeffrey Smith and Linda Alan and Gayle Stevenson Pugh Mary L. Ruby Steve and Lorraine Severns Payne Smith Edward and Dorothy Gary E. Richardson Rogers Severson Kenneth Purcell Keith and Janice Ricketts Rudd & Company PLLC Jeffrey L. Smith Stimpson Purdy Enterprises, Inc. Bryant and Valerie Rudd Louise Shadduck Joanne Smith Stinker Stores, Inc. Virginia Ricketts Richard A. Shaffer Leonard Purdy David and Laura Riecker Phil Ruebel Jordan and Mary Smith Thomas and Bonnie Stitzel Marie H. Putnam Steve and Adrianna Rundell Catherine Shalz Richard and June Smith Charles and Patricia Story

Donors 14 Kennith Stosich Tyrone and Mary Tengaio Jess and Harriet Walters Robert and Michele Spencer and Evelyn Strand Terry Reilly Health Services U Richard Wandrocke Williams Y Steven and Diana Carolyn A. Terteling Lori Uhrig Larry Wangberg Wyatt and Elizabeth Jerome and Peggy Ann Yates Strandberg Teton Clinical Pharmacy John and Julie Ukich Arthur and Carolyn Ware Williams Paul and Judy Yochum Robert and Brittany Teton Restaurant Ventures, Lois Ukropina James Ware Gordon Williamson and Melba Yost Strebel LLC Thomas and Charlotte Jo Warnock Helen Copple-Williamson Gray and Ann Young Janet Street Teton Retinal Institute, P.A. Unger Washingon Group Ward and Eve Williamson Terry and Barbara Young Wayne Sturdavant Wayne and Peggy Thiessen United Heritage Life International PAC Match Laurel and Gay Willis Ramona Yrazabal David and Margaret Tom and Susan Thilo Insurance Company Program Rob and Elizabeth Willis Sturdevant Craig Thomas United Heritage Property & Ira and Janet Waters David and Betty Willman Z Douglas and Pauline Craig and Linda Thomas Casualty Company Barry Watson Patrick Wilmerding Lucille Zanetti Stutzman Michael and Diana Thomas Susan and Phillip Usher Margaret Watson Barbara Wilson Cort and Caryl Zimmerman Sue B. Jones Rev. Living Gloria Jean Thomas Sara Watson Monte and Helen Wilson Zions Management Services Trust James and Karin Thompson Wattis Dumke Foundation Michael and Carol Wilson Company Sugar Foods Co. Dale and Susan Thon V Scott and Jennifer Wayman Teri Wilson Arthur and Laura Vailas IN-KIND DONATIONS 2007 Joan E. Sullivan Phebe Thorne Catherine Valenti Connie Weaver Rosemarie Wimer John Ballenot Summers Funeral Homes Gail Thornton Diane Van Engelen Todd Weible Win Star Realty Suzi Boyle Boise Chapel John and Jan Thornton Juno Van Ocker Matthew Wieckowski and Jack and Mary Pat Winderl Chef Bill Green Catering SummerWinds Garden Brenda Thorpe Edward and Tamra Vanegas Lisa Spenner Rochelle Wineinger Communications et al Centers, Inc Tito Tiberi Vanguard Group William and Shirley Weight Marcia L. Wing Coldwater Creek Sun Development, LLC Kiki Tidwell Leroy Vardeman Stanley and Myrna Weikal Laverne Winn Kristen De Angeli Sunrise Carpet Cleaning, TJ Enterprises & Acoustical Vasoli Electric, Co., Inc. Daniel and Gayle Weinberg Kathy Winterton Ann Dehner Inc. J. Tobin Elizabeth Vawter Dick Weiss Dennis M. Winward Jenifer Dellgard Sunshine Chem-Dry Michael and Jenny Tobin Jill Veber Edward and Nancy Weiss Deborah Wiscombe Discovery Center of Idaho Carpet Cleaning Peter F. Toft Steve and Tamara Verby Wells Fargo Foundation Douglas and Karen Wise Festival at Sandpoint Super Sport Siding George Tonkin Vern Hoven Tax Seminars Scott Wendell and Kathy Richard and Dawn Wittman Fred Orcutt, Enterprise Clare Swanger Chris Torrens Philip Verrinder Ball Jonathan and Leona Technology, Inc. Roger and Yvonne Andrew and Barbara Toth Irene Victory Ronda Westcott Witworth Hailey Library Swanstrom Town & Country Gardens Paul J. Villano Julie Weston James and Marlene Sus Helpenstell Tricia Swartling Wayne and Phyllis Judith Vincent Joanne Wetherell Wogsland Hooties at the Elks Club Bruce and Marilyn Townsend Virginia R Hunt TTEE Graham and Donna Kristine Wold Idaho Public Television Sweeney Stephen and Alyson Vista Book Gallery Wetherley Linda Wolf Idaho Falls Arts Council Harold and Patricia Townsley Katherine S. Vogel Bryan Wewers Raymond Wolfe Robbie Jackson Sweeney Thomas F. Trail Roy and Jill Whalen Matt and Kelley Wolff Jerome Middle School Russell and Larue Swensen Treasure Valley Family Jennifer Wheeler Susan Wolford Jo Murray Public Relations Janet Swineford YMCA W Gerald and Maryanne Chet and Deborah Wood Dan Keller Trebar, Inc. W & H Pacific, Inc. Whitcomb Wood Funeral Home Lewis Clark State College Nancy Tremann W.K. Kellogg Foundation Alan J. White Jeffrey Wood Patsy Lodge T Robert Trent Mary Wagers H. James and Stephanie Mary Lee Wood Todd Maddock T. Rowe Price Thomas and Marla Trible Stephen Wagner White Mrs. Carl R. Woodburn John Tait and Christina Malad Public Library Ted Trillhaase Peter and Anne Wagstaff Jonathan and Leona Sharon L. Woodhead Beth Markley Bjornstad Trout Jones Gledhill Raymond and Lynne Whitworth Judy Woodie William Talbott and Betsy Karen Mooney Fuhrman, P.A. Wahlert Gregory and Marie Whyte Woods Foundation North Idaho College Gerdeman Nicholas and Tacia Tsakrios Dennis and Jena Wahlquist Dwight and Leann Wicks Roger and Louise Woolley Roger H. Tall Pocatello Arts Center Pamela Tucker Trent and Ann Marie Gayle Wilde William and Virginia Lindsey Pontius Martin Tanner Doris Tunney Waibel Jaci Wilkins Woolley John F. Tate Regence Blue Shield Thomas and Rosamond Newell and Caroll Walker R. Mason and Gloria Works of Grace Foundation South Boundary Fire Station Taylor and Company PC Turnbull Robert Walker Wilkins John and Jeanne Worrell Barbara Taylor St. Luke’s Regional Medical Harry and Gerry Turner David and Laurie Wall James and Sally Will William and Amy Wozniak Center Donna Taylor Keith and Ruth Turner Marc and Nancy Sue Gary and Carolyn Willhoit Allen Wright Taylor GSE Service The Caring Foundation Twinings North America, Wallace Beverly Williams Wright C. Construction Co. Valley House Coalition William and Patricia Inc. Linda Wallis Helen Williams Thomas C. Wright Taylor Roger Wheeler Two Wheeled Pirates Robin and Mimi Wallis Richard and Shauna Victoria Wright John Wold, DDS Teasdale Quality Foods Steve Tyree Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. Williams Susan Wymer Robert and Mary Templin Paul Yochum Donald Walstad Sharon Zinn Donors 15 FUNDS IN THE IDAHO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

Dolores Chapman Greatest Need Fund— Tom and Alice Hennessey Fund—1992 Gordon C. and Frances B. Randall ENDOWED 2004 Charitable giving is directed at meeting Memorial Fund—1989 Established by family members Bob and Tena needs statewide. Created in memory of this long-time Boise Lokken of Boise to honor this McCall resident’s William and Glenn C. Janss Fund— couple, distributions are directed at meeting FUNDS years of dedication and service to the 1990 needs throughout Idaho. Foundation and to Idaho. Grants will support Established by this Sun Valley couple, this Alice and John Roper Fund—1992 the area of greatest needs statewide. fund meets immediate and long-term needs This fund continues the tradition of support GREATEST NEED Community Trust Fund—1989 throughout Idaho. for Idaho established by this Twin Falls FUNDS This fund was created by ICF to receive Peter T. and Carolyn C. Johnson couple. contributions from a wide range of donors. Fund—2002 Hollis Selders Memorial Fund—2003 The donor’s gift can address ever-changing Contributors are assured that the distributions Created on behalf of this McCall couple, this Created by family and friends in memory of needs throughout Idaho (or any of ICF’s three will be used in perpetuity to meet charitable fund provides unrestricted funds to support this Caldwell resident, the fund supports a regions), including future needs that often needs of Idaho. a wide variety of charitable projects wide variety of charitable needs throughout cannot be anticipated when the gift is made. Deer Creek Endowment Fund—1995 throughout the state. Idaho. Greatest Need Funds that specifically benefit Lynn Campion-Waddell and Thomas B. Whit and Paula Jones Fund—1991 Robert and Lucille Smylie Fund—1999 any of ICF’s three regions are listed on page 18 Campion, Jr. established this fund in This fund is designed to give maximum Established by Idaho’s 23rd governor and his in the “Geographic Funds” section. collaboration with the Helen K. and Arthur E. flexibility to meet community needs as they wife, Lucille, the fund provides support in the J.A. & Kathryn Albertson Fund—1990 Johnson Foundation of Colorado and the change over time. area of greatest need. Governor Smylie shared Campion Foundation. A gift from the late Mr. and Mrs. Albertson Charles Stewart Mott Charitable in ICF’s success by participating in the very created this fund, which is earmarked for Cally Galpin Fund—1997 Fund—1990 first meeting that eventually resulted in the broad charitable giving throughout Idaho. Created by this Ketchum resident, the fund This fund was created as a challenge grant in formation of the Foundation in 1988. Amalgamated Sugar Company Charitable provides support for projects that best meet the recognition of the importance that Ray and Linda Stark Fund—1997 Fund—1992 state’s most pressing needs as they change over unrestricted giving has in a responsive Created by this Boise couple, this fund insures The distributions are aimed at meeting the time. community foundation. flexibility in meeting immediate and long- most critical needs of the state. Alice Hennessey Greatest Need Fund—2004 Richard B. & Susan S. Parrish Fund— term needs throughout Idaho. Anonymous Fund I—1996 Established by ICF’s Board of Directors along Troxell Greatest Need Fund—2003 with colleagues and friends to honor this Boise 2000 This fund, created anonymously, distributes to Created by this Boise couple, this fund Grants enable the Foundation to respond to resident’s fifteen years of dedication and service the Greatest Need Fund. provides unrestricted funds to support a the most pressing needs throughout Idaho. to the Foundation, distributions provide ICF wide variety of organizations throughout Anonymous Fund III—1992 with the maximum flexibility to meet Whittenberger Foundation Fund—1988 Idaho. This fund distributes to the Greatest Need community needs as they change over time. This fund was established through a challenge Fund. grant when the Foundation was created. The Sheila Hennessey and Ern Blackwelder William and Kimberly Peel Fund for Louise F. Beatty Memorial Fund—1999 Idaho—2004 fund was designed to enhance unrestricted Fund—1998 charitable giving. The fund memorializes this Boise resident This fund was created by this former Boise Grants will enable the Foundation to who was known for her long-time volunteer couple to “give back” to communities in the respond to the most pressing needs work in the community. throughout Idaho. state where Sheila was raised. ADVISED FUNDS Don J. Black Memorial Fund—1996 Tip Hennessey Memorial Fund—2002 Betty Penson Memorial Fund—2002 Created by Louise F. Beatty, this fund is used Created to memorialize this former Nampa Created to memorialize the former Idaho to meet immediate and long-term needs resident, this fund’s distributions support the journalist, distributions support various Donors can have ongoing involvement in the throughout Idaho. area of greatest needs throughout Idaho. charitable organizations and projects. use of their gift by retaining the privilege of

Funds 16 Vanetta Chesbro Wilson and Tana Jane Stahn:

participating in the selection of beneficiaries Continuing Their Mother’s Legacy of their fund, thereby addressing the issues and needs they care about most. Harry Bettis Fund—1991 This fund supports charitable activities “We were raised with the principle of giving back to the throughout Idaho that meet current and community,” said Vanetta Chesbro Wilson, whose late mother, emerging needs. Upon the death of the Joan Chesbro, was a founding donor of the Idaho Community advisors, this fund will be placed in the Foundation. unrestricted endowment of the Foundation. “Informational meetings were being held in Idaho Falls,” Warren H. Brown Memorial Fund—2001 Wilson recalled, “and a friend approached my mother. She Created by the Warren H. Brown Family of thought it would be an excellent way to provide funds for McCall and the Payette Lakes Ski Club, music and the arts on a perpetual basis.” distributions support youth Nordic and Music and the arts have long been a special love of the Alpine skiing recreation activities at the Little Chesbro family, whose Chesbro Music Co. has sold Ski Hill near McCall, Idaho. instruments and sheet music in Idaho Falls since the early Daugherty Foundation Fund for 1920s. Children—1999 The family story begins in Seattle, where Wilson’s great- Trustees of the Daugherty Foundation act as great grandfather worked in a retail store selling violins and advisors to this fund, which was created by the pianos. He discovered a talent for the violin, and went to study Idaho Falls private foundation to support organizations and programs serving children at a conservatory in Indiana. When he returned to Seattle he throughout Idaho.. began selling pianos door to door. Marilyn and Rex Dorman Family Fund— His business was faltering in the early 1900s, and he heard 2007 that farmers in Idaho had money from their crops. So he This fund was created by this Boise couple to moved to Idaho Falls and again sold pianos door to door. support organizations whose missions fit into Delivery was by train and horse and wagon. the Dorman’s charitable giving philosophy. “He could have filed for bankruptcy, but he didn’t,” Wilson John B. and Delores L. Fery Fund—1989 said. “He showed great personal integrity by starting the music Donor advice on use of the fund will continue business here and paid back all of his creditors. during the lifetime of this couple and their “Our family has always believed in helping the communities that have been good to us,” she said. “We children. Upon the death of the advisors, this grew up learning that you give back, whether it is through a church, the United Way, service clubs or an fund will be placed in the unrestricted organization like the Idaho Community Foundation.” endowment of the Foundation. Wilson and her sister, Tana Jane Stahn, are donor advisors to two funds in ICF, the Chesbro Family Music Richard C. and Shirley I. Fields Family Fund and the Chesbro Philanthropic Gift Fund, established in honor of their mother. Fund—2003 “The music fund helps replace some of the decreased opportunities for children today,” she said. “For the Established by this Boise couple, the fund will past 25 years the schools have considered music and arts to be secondary to reading, writing and arithmetic. make grants upon the advice of the donors That’s sad because there is documented evidence that participating in music-making and the arts leads to and their children during their lifetimes. higher test scores and better math and English skills.” Subsequently, it will become a greatest need fund, providing the Foundation with The Chesbro fund also has supported Idaho Falls’ equal-access playground, designed for children with maximum flexibility in meeting needs disabilities. Its features include a giant keyboard and other oversized musical instruments as playground throughout Idaho. equipment. The Fund for Joe’s Kids—1998 “We are always looking for projects that will impact a large number of individuals, especially children. We Created by the family and friends of the late look for programs that will give them hands-on experience in making music and learning an appreciation for Joe Cenarrusa, this fund ensures that the music, rather than just sitting and listening,” Wilson said. “It’s a good thing to do, and a legacy that honors children’s programs he championed will the example of our mother and ancestors.” continue in perpetuity.

Funds 17 Ralph and Mary Lynn Hartwell Family Hormaechea Family Fund—1992 Kalange Family Advised Fund—2006 David L. and Yoshie K. Nordling Advised Fund—1997 Advice on distribution from this fund, Created as a lasting perpetual legacy, this Fund—2005 This fund was established by the Idaho Falls established by Richard M. and Mary B. Boise family’s fund will advise on The fund, created by this Boise couple, couple with a gift of closely held stock. Mr. Hormaechea, is given by the donors. Upon distributions that will assist charities that supports charitable organizations and projects and Mrs. Hartwell and their children retain their deaths, funds will be transferred to the the family has found important in their recommended by the advisors. the privilege of recommending grant Foundation’s unrestricted endowment. lives and in their communities. Arthur and Jane Oppenheimer Fund— recipients during their lifetimes. Albert H. and Juanita F. Huber Fund— King’s Stores Fund—1999 1988 Hay Family Fund—2007 1995 This fund was created by the transfer of This was the first fund created in the The Hay family wants to follow in the Established by this Jackpot, Nevada, couple, assets of the M.H. King Foundation, and its Foundation by individuals. The donors footsteps of those whose generosity has made this fund ensures that their lifelong trustees advise on annual distributions. provide advice on distribution of grants. the Treasure Valley community a great place to commitment to charitable activities will Grants are made to support charitable Carolyn Patrick Fund—2001 live and raise a family. continue far into the future. Upon the activities in areas served by King’s Stores. The fund is advised by this Emmett donor Helpenstell Family Advised Fund—2004 death of the donors, distributions will Gladys E. Langroise Advised Fund— during her lifetime. Subsequently, it will Established by this Nampa couple, this fund benefit a wide variety of organizations in 2000 become a field-of-interest fund for projects in ensures that their lifelong commitment to Idaho and Nevada. Created by a bequest from this long-time Gem County. philanthropy will continue far into the future. John William Jackson Fund—2000 Boise resident, the fund makes distributions David and Vaniece Petso Family Fund— Upon the death of the advisors, distributions Created to memorialize this young man primarily to organizations that provide for 1991 will provide annual operating support to three who was tragically killed in a climbing the health, education, and welfare of youth, The family takes an active role in local charities. accident, distributions support including college students. recommending grant recipients from this Homedale Neighborhood Scholarship organizations that provide opportunities to Donald R. and Nancy Bowen Longwith fund, which was created to involve their Fund—2006 participate in sports activities, arts Advised Fund—2004 children in philanthropy. organizations, and organizations involved Created to benefit the students of Homedale Mr. and Mrs. Longwith retain the privilege James A. Pinney Memorial Fund—1996 High School, this fund will provide in Boise and Taiwan international student of advising on annual distributions during exchange. The fund was established by the Erstad family scholarships to eligible students. their lifetime. It will eventually convert to a to recognize Ann Erstad’s great-grandfather’s designated fund benefiting selected contributions to the early development of organizations in the Idaho Falls area and Boise, including his 1881 election as the city’s other parts of Eastern Idaho. ninth mayor and his development of cultural Joe and Patty Marshall Family Fund— programs in the region through construction 2003 and operation of the Columbia and Pinney Created by this Boise couple, this fund Theaters. Grants are made to theater arts provides a permanent contribution to the groups in ICF’s Southwestern Region. quality of life in Idaho. The fund will be Praggastis Family Fund—2004 advised by the donor family during their Distributions from this fund, established by lifetimes. Subsequently, it will become a Tom and Michelle Praggastis of Sun Valley, greatest need fund, providing maximum support charitable organizations and projects flexibility in meeting needs throughout recommended by the advisors. Idaho. Suzanne C. and Robert P. Rainville Bernie and Warren McCain Fund— Endowment Fund—2004 1996 The fund will be advised by this Boise couple Created by this long-time Idaho couple, this during their lifetimes. Subsequently, it will fund provides a permanent contribution to become a field-of-interest fund that benefits the quality of life in Idaho. The donors and children and young adults in foster care their daughters recommend grant recipients. environments. Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc. Paul C. Rebholtz Memorial Fund—2003 Fund—1992 Created by Amy Rebholtz, along with family Distributions are made with the advice of and friends, to memorialize her late husband, the resident vice president of the company’s the fund’s distributions support charitable Boise office. organizations and projects recommended by the advisors.

Funds 18 Virginia Willard Holden:

Robert and Dorothy Rebholtz Fund—1992 Loving Music, Loving Life The donors chose the Foundation to carry out charitable activities on their behalf, while retaining the ability to help select beneficiaries. You’ve heard of love at first sight. For Virginia Willard Richards Family Ministry Fund—2004 Holden and her late husband, Miles Willard, it was more Established by Thomas and Kirste Richards, formerly of accurately love at first sound. Hayden and currently residing in Austria, the fund supports charitable organizations and projects Holden, whose family has been in Idaho Falls since the recommended by the donors and their family. early 1900s, was a piano teacher. Her future husband, the Jean E. Rolles Advised Fund—2005 inventor of potato flakes, had recently moved to town. Also This endowed fund was created in honor of Mrs. Jean E. Rolles, who lives in Honolulu, by her daughter, Kiki an accomplished tenor, he was performing Schumann’s Tidwell, and is advised by Mrs. Rolles, Ms. Tidwell, and Dichterliebe, and she was the accompanist. “You might say Miss Madison Tidwell. we fell in love on the piano bench,” she said. Harold E. Rumsey Fund—1994 “Miles liked to say that you could do two things with The donor and family members recommend grant recipients. money,” Holden recalled. “You could buy space – whether it Claude See Celebration of Life Fund—2007 was a large home or a large hotel room, or you could give it This fund was created as a celebration of life fund to away. He loved to give money away.” honor the energy, passion and optimism of Claude See. Miles Willard, born in 1924, remembered when his father Guy H. Shearer Memorial Fund—1995 lost his job and his bank account during the Depression. The youth helped out by peddling his The late Mary Jane and Jim Kinney established this fund to recognize her father’s contribution to the mother’s cinnamon buns door-to-door for 10 cents a dozen. He remembered that, as poor as development of Twin Falls County as founder of Filer his family was, his father kept a nickel in his pocket in case he met someone who needed it State Bank in 1908. Their children, Mary Abercrombie more. and John Kinney, advise on annual beneficiaries during their lifetimes. Both Miles and Virginia Willard liked the idea of the Idaho Community Foundation from Perc H. Shelton and Gladys A. Pospisil Shelton the start, and contributed $100,000 as founding donors. “Many people set up their own Foundation Advised Fund—2004 foundations, but we felt we could do more good with the investing powers and resources of a This fund, established through the transfer of assets of community foundation,” she said. They later set up an additional fund, the Miles and Virginia this private foundation, was created by a bequest from these long-time McCall residents. Distributions are Willard Fund, within the Foundation. made primarily to charitable organizations and projects She once again took on a greater role with ICF when she joined the regional advisory panel that benefit the Valley County area. Trustees of the last summer. “It is so rewarding to see how much we can help,” she said. “In the very rural Shelton Foundation act as advisors. Howard and Georgia Shonk Simmons Fund— areas a grant of a few hundred dollars brings tears to the people’s eyes.” 2005 The couple worked closely with ICF when they gave a then-anonymous $900,000 challenge Created by this Sandpoint couple, the fund supports grant to turn the former Colonial Theater and an adjacent building into what is now the charitable causes in Idaho. Willard Arts Center. The challenge was to match the donation from “The Phantom of the Bonnie and Tom Stitzel Advised Fund for Colonial,” and “the identity of the phantom was probably the worst-kept secret in Idaho Elementary Teacher Support— 2006 This fund, created by this Boise couple, helps Falls,” she remembered. elementary school teachers buy necessary school When the curtain rose on opening night at the arts center, the two again performed supplies for their classrooms. together. She sat at the piano; her husband stood ready to sing. The community gave them a Student Loan Fund of Idaho Education Fund— standing ovation before the first note sounded. When the performance began, his choice was a 2006 Distributions from this fund are granted to institutions song that reflected the theme of his existence, “I Love Life.” of higher education that serve Idaho students. The distributions are re-granted to qualifying students to Funds 19 provide financial assistance as they complete in need of alternative education programs or Jim and Barbara Cimino Fund—1992 counties of Bonner, Boundary, Kootenai, and their education. after-school support. Charitable organizations and projects in the Shoshone. Archie B. Teater Fund for Children with Lane Williams Memorial Fund—1993 Ketchum/Sun Valley area benefit from the Ifft Eastern Region Fund—1989 Disabilities—1994 This fund supports organizations providing generosity of this couple. Sara Ifft and her late husband, Nick, This fund was established with the transfer of sports and recreation opportunities for youth Betty Ann Diehl Greatest Need Fund for established one of the Foundation’s earliest assets—primarily artwork—from an existing in Blaine County. Bonner County —2006 funds to provide grants in support of nonprofit organization created at the request Created by this Sandpoint resident, grants charitable organizations and activities in of the late artist. ICF continues to sell the from the fund go to Bonner County nonprofit Eastern Idaho. Teater paintings to provide donations to the GEOGRAPHIC FUNDS organizations and educational institutions. Ifft Foundation Fund—2001 fund. Grants benefit the needs of youth in Grants are based upon recommendations of Created through the transfer of the assets of Idaho who have disabilities. the Northern Region Advisory Panel. These are Field-of-Interest funds that are this private foundation which was established The Lindsey Foundation Fund—2007 targeted to address needs in a particular Eagle Community Fund—1994 in 1984 by Sara Ifft and her late husband, Created by this Boise couple, the fund geographic area. Greatest need funds that Charitable organizations and projects in the Nick, the fund benefits projects in supports charitable organizations and projects specifically benefit any of ICF’s three regions City of Eagle benefit from this fund. Southeastern Idaho and the Greater Pocatello recommended by the donors’ family during are listed in this section. Donald W. and Gretchen K. Fraser area. their lifetime. Albertson’s Eastern Region Fund—1989 Fund—1994 Lex and Celia Kunau Fund—1998 The Terteling Company, Inc. Fund—1990 Established as one of the challenge grants Established through a charitable remainder Created by this Burley couple, distributions Advisors depend on recommendations of the made to each of the Foundation’s three trust, the fund continues the commitment of are used to support charitable activities in Regional Advisory Panels in making regions by the corporation, this fund was the the Sun Valley couple to support charitable Cassia County. The Kunaus advise on the distributions. first to be matched on a dollar-for-dollar basis organizations that benefit Blaine County. annual beneficiaries during their lifetime. Wayne and Peggy Thiessen Family and now benefits charities in Eastern Idaho. Greatest Need Endowment Fund for Harry and Colleen Magnuson Fund— Foundation Fund—2003 Albertson’s Northern Region Fund— Eastern Idaho—2004 1990 Created by this Boise couple, the fund 1989 Greatest Need Endowment Fund for The fund targets charitable organizations and activities in the City of Wallace. supports charitable organizations and projects Distributions from this challenge grant benefit North Idaho—2004 recommended by the donors’ family during charitable organizations in North Idaho. Wendell P. and Barbara J. Marshall Greatest Need Endowment Fund for their lifetimes. Subsequently, it will become a Family Trust Fund—1994 greatest need fund, providing the Foundation Albertson’s Southwestern Region Fund— Southwestern Idaho—2004 1989 The fund established by this Pocatello couple with maximum flexibility in meeting needs These three funds were created to receive gifts benefits charities in the Eastern Region. throughout Idaho. Distributions from this challenge grant benefit from anyone interested in helping to build charitable organizations in Southwestern Theodore E. Munson Fund—1996 Robert I. and Barbara Troxell Fund— permanent endowment funds for any of ICF’s Idaho. three regions. Distributions from each of the Established by Bon Munson to memorialize 1998 Leland D. Beckman Foundation Fund— funds benefit only the specific region. her late husband, the fund supports charitable Created by Mrs. Troxell, in part, to needs in the Southwestern Region. 1992 George E. and Florence D. Grismer memorialize her late husband, the fund is Post Falls Community Fund—1999 advised by the trustees of The Troxell Fund, Established by the trustees of this private Greatest Need Fund for North Idaho— Created by a group of Post Falls leaders, this Inc., a private foundation. foundation in Idaho Falls, the fund assists 2003 charitable activities in the Eastern Region. fund supports a wide variety of projects in the Dave and Laurie Wall Fund—2004 Established by this Wallace couple, the fund is Harv B. Bickett and Lucile Stevens designed to give maximum flexibility to meet Post Falls area. A local advisory group makes Created by this Sandpoint couple, the fund recommendations. Bickett Greatest Need Fund —2006 needs throughout North Idaho as they change supports charitable organizations and projects Ethel R. and Ronald Rawlinson Fund— recommended by the donors during their Created by this Idaho family, this fund over time. lifetimes. Subsequently, it will become a field- provides the Foundation with maximum Joseph Grismer M.D. Greatest Need Fund 1992 of-interest fund to address charitable needs in flexibility in meeting the needs of the Magic for North Idaho—2000 Established through a charitable remainder the Sandpoint area. Valley. Created by this Wallace resident, this fund trust to continue Dr. and Mrs. Rawlinson’s Bitterroot Foxfire Teachers’ Network provides unrestricted funds to support a wide lifelong commitment to the Emmett area, Jack and Mary Pat Winderl Fund for At- grants are made in support of charitable Fund for North Idaho—2004 variety of organizations in North Idaho. Risk Teenagers—2006 organizations and activities that benefit Gem Created by this group of North Idaho Created by this Boise couple, this fund Duane and Lola Hagadone Fund—1998 County. teachers, this fund provides the Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Hagadone retain the privilege of provides financial support to organizations Robert W. and Carol A. Reed Fund—1992 that help teenagers who struggle with with the flexibility to respond to changing advising on the annual distributions during Established to further this pioneer family’s substance abuse, mental health issues, or are community needs in North Idaho. their lifetimes. The fund will eventually benefit organizations in the four northern tradition of philanthropy, the fund benefits

Funds 20 charities and their activities in the Magic Robert L. Cook Memorial Fund—1997 Roger and Sybil Ferguson Fund—1990 Valley. DONOR DESIGNATED Created to memorialize a long-time resident Madison County Senior Citizens are Earl C. and Harriet Reynolds Fund—1990 FUNDS of Idaho Falls and his support of needy beneficiaries of this gift, with proceeds This fund was created by Mr. Reynolds, in individuals during the holiday season, the disbursed annually to the organization’s Board part, as a memorial to his late wife. Donors can direct their gift to a specific fund’s grants are made to the Idaho Falls for use in meeting critical needs. Distributions are dedicated to the support of nonprofit organization or group of Goodfellows. Friends of McPAWS —2007 charitable organizations in the Southwestern organizations such as a senior center, Robert L. (Tony) & LaDean J. Copeland Created by Louise Barney, the fund provides Region. museum, or virtually any other nonprofit Endowment Fund—2000 annual operating support to the MCPAWS charitable organization. Tom and Sheila Richards and John and Created by this Lewiston couple, this fund Regional Animal Shelter in McCall, Idaho. Joy Richards Fund—1991 Anonymous Fund IV—2000 provides annual operating support to two Fund for the Cross at Table Rock—1999 Grants are made for projects recommended by At the request of the fund creator, details local charities. Created by Rich and Betty Jordan of Boise, the the Northern Region Advisory Panel. about this endowment fund will not be Designated Fund for Classical Music— fund’s annual distributions are used for disclosed until after his/her death. Jim and Bette Roper Fund—1990 2007 maintenance and repairs of this Boise Established by this lifelong Idaho couple, Assistance League of Boise Endowment Created by Laverne P. Winn to ensure the landmark. grants support a broad range of charitable Fund—2000 long-term support of classical music Jeremy Gray and Bron Roberts Fund— activities in the Southwestern Region Several members of this nonprofit programming on Boise State Radio. 2000 organization created this fund to provide Rogers and Hazel Rose Fund—1995 Endowment for Meridian Schools’ Created by this Boise couple, the fund’s ongoing support for its charitable programs. Established by this Idaho Falls couple, Reading Improvement Program—2000 distributions provide long-term support for distributions benefit charitable needs in Agnes Barrick Fund for the CASI Created by Roy Montague of Star, the fund’s Boise State University’s scholarship program, Eastern Idaho. Foundation—2002 distributions will be used to support Idaho Public Television, Idaho Public Radio, and Planned Parenthood of Idaho, Inc. John and Carmelita Spencer Fund—1990 Created through the bequest of this former innovative reading programs in the Meridian Established by Mrs. Spencer to memorialize Rexburg resident who cared deeply for the School District. Harold and Bertha Hadley Designated her late husband, the fund supports charitable welfare of children, the fund’s distributions Robert P. and Mary H. Evans Fund—1992 Fund—2006 needs in the Northern Region. provide annual support for the CASI Proceeds are designated for distribution in This fund was established to ensure long-term Foundation for Children. Curtis Turner Memorial Fund—1992 support of the St. Nicholas Catholic School in support of the Star Community Church, Little Established by Harry Turner to recognize his Agnes Barrick Fund for the Children’s Rupert. Miracles Preschool and Kindergarten in Star, father’s contribution to the development of Home Society of Idaho—2002 Twin Falls and the surrounding area, the fund Created through the bequest of this former makes grants to charities in the Magic Valley. Rexburg resident for whom the welfare of children was a primary concern, distributions H.R. and Betty Weston Fund—1998 from this fund provide permanent annual The fund was created to support a wide variety income to the Children’s Home Society of of organizations in the Treasure Valley area by Idaho. Ms. Weston, who retains the privilege of advising on the annual beneficiaries during Board Brothers Fund—1993 her lifetime. Proceeds are used for structural maintenance of the historic Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Women’s Gift Alliance Endowment Hailey. Fund—2004 The alliance and fund were created to expand Pete and Freda Cenarrusa Fund—2004 the number of women involved in directed Created by this Boise couple, this fund and informed philanthropy in North Idaho provides a permanent source of support to and the surrounding area, and to demonstrate selected organizations. the significance a group of investors can have Annie Chalfant Designated Fund—2006 in bringing positive change to our Created by this Boise resident, distributions communities. Each member’s dues include from this Legacy fund will provide $250 that is allocated to this permanent scholarships for Idaho high school girls who endowment fund, distributions from which attend Syringa Girls State, support the Treasure will provide additional support for the Valley YMCA Youth Government program, collective grant recommended by the and create a scholarship for graduating Boise membership each year. High School student leaders.

Funds 21 Harry & Colleen Magnuson: “The Next Step in Bringing Idaho Together” and the Quaker Hill Conference and Retreat Del Moore Fund—1998 Center in McCall. Created through a gift of land in Idaho For Harry Magnuson, the formation of the Eugene and Joan Hagedorn’s County, proceeds from the sale of the land were used to create a fund to benefit two Idaho Community Foundation was the next Cottonwood Benedictine Monastery Grangeville nonprofit organizations. step in a public service commitment focused Fund—2005 on bringing the state of Idaho together. This fund was created to support the North Mt. Harrison Heritage Foundation Harry Magnuson had just finished his Idaho Cottonwood Benedictine Monastery Endowment Fund—1999 building or the Monastery’s greatest needs. Created by the late Hermon King of Burley, assignment as chair of the Idaho Centennial Barry L. Keller Music and Museum the fund’s annual distributions provide Commission when John Fery, who led the operating support for the performing arts steering committee for the formation of ICF, Fund—2002 Created through the bequest of this long-time center. Mr. King invited others to join him in contacted him. Pocatello resident, the fund’s distributions building this permanent endowment for the “One of the Centennial Commission’s provide annual support to the South Bannock performing arts center. goals was to form an organization that would County Historical Center, Inc., St. John’s Almeda Oglesby Fund—1999 be long-lasting and meaningful to the state,” Episcopal Church in Idaho Falls, and the Created through the bequest of this long-time Magnuson recalled. “The Idaho Community Idaho Falls Symphony. Lewiston resident, the fund’s distributions are Foundation filled that need, and it has been Maxine Elliott Kussy Forget Me Not designated to purchase books for the Lewiston very, very successful. Fund—1998 Public Library. “Idaho is populated by a diverse group of Created by this long-time Idaho Falls Rogers and Hazel Rose Fund for Eastern individuals, and I wanted to continue to help resident, the fund’s distributions provide an Idaho Technical College—1999 make the entire population aware of the different areas of the state,” he continued. annual gift to the City of Idaho Falls Parks Created by this Idaho Falls couple, this fund “ICF’s grant program has benefited every county, and has brought help to small and Recreation Division to be used for provides annual support for scholarships and maintenance needs at the College. communities that never before had much acknowledgment from the rest of the state. beautification of the public parks. “For example, ICF has helped a number of nonprofits in the Silver Valley,” added Los Lobos, a Designated Fund for Rogers and Hazel Rose Fund for KISU Magnuson, who has lived and worked in North Idaho for more than 80 years. “We Woodside Elementary, for Scholarships Public TV—1997 The fund was created by this Idaho Falls have been making the transition from a mining economy to an economy in which and After School Activities—2007 couple to provide permanent annual income tourism is highly important. ICF has supported endeavors that have helped with the Created by an anonymous donor to help underprivileged children at Woodside to this charitable organization. transition and created a better awareness of North Idaho. All of us have benefited Elementary school in Hailey participate in Esther Simplot Performing Arts Academy from that.” after school activities. Endowment Fund—1992 Magnuson, a certified public accountant in Wallace, also is president and chief Todd G. and Patricia L. Maddock Fund— Distributions from this fund established by executive officer of Golconda Mining Company, as well as a former director of Hecla 2006 J.R. Simplot are disbursed regularly to defray Mining Company and Bunker Hill Mining Company. Named for this Lewiston resident and his late operating costs of the Academy named for his He credits Colleen, his wife of 58 years, with being his daily inspiration and wife, this fund provides long-term support of wife. bringing her own talents to help ICF. Mrs. Magnuson also was a member of the the Lewiston City Library. Southern Idaho Learning Center Fund— Idaho Commission on the Arts, which grew and expanded during her tenure. In Warren E. and Bernie McCain Fund— 1998 recognition of her work, former Gov. Cecil Andrus honored her with the Governor’s 1990 The fund was created by the late Hermon King Award for Support of the Arts. Proceeds are made available to the Warren E. of Burley to provide an annual gift to this The Magnusons were founding donors of the ICF, and he was a member of the McCain Middle School in Payette for use at Twin Falls organization serving individuals first board of directors, serving for 10 years. They also established the Harry and the discretion of school administrators. with learning disabilities. Colleen Magnuson Family Foundation, which supports charitable organizations and Susan Michelbacher Memorial Fund— Gilbert C. and Jane B. St. Clair Fund— activities in the City of Wallace and in North Idaho. 2003 1997 “Over the years ICF has had outstanding directors, and they have made it a point Established by Bert Michelbacher of Idaho Created by Mrs. St. Clair, in part as a to go to all areas of the state, including the little communities,” Magnuson said. “It’s Falls as a memorial to his wife, the fund memorial to her late husband, the fund’s brought a togetherness to the state that goes beyond the material benefits from the provides grants to the Idaho Falls distributions are divided equally between All Saints’ Episcopal Church in Boise and the grants. It’s added to the psychological, intellectual and educational betterment of the Goodfellows to provide support for needy Idaho Youth Ranch in Rupert. state, and I feel a sense of accomplishment in having been a small part of it.” individuals during the holiday season.

Funds 22 Nif and Sue Sullivan Fund—1998 Children’s Charities of Idaho—1990 students. She and her husband advise on the Idaho Community Foundation Youth Distributions provide an annual gift to Hope Organizations throughout Idaho meeting the beneficiaries. Trust Fund—1992 House, a shelter in Marsing established to needs of children in the areas of health, Margaret E. Gigray Fund for The fund was established by ICF to respond to help children needing a warm, caring education, recreation and the arts benefit from Philanthropy—1999 needs of disadvantaged and homeless youth environment. this fund. Created in memory of this long-time Idaho between 12 and 18 years of age, and the Weiser River Trail Fund—2000 Curtis Critter Rescue Fund—1999 philanthropist and founding ICF Board Foundation encourages gifts to this fund of any Created by Patricia Pontefract of Boise, this Created by Linda-Grable Curtis of Boise, the member, the fund’s distributions support size, from any source. fund supports development of the Weiser fund supports programs in the fields of organizations and activities that promote Idaho Education Access Fund—2005 River Trail. research, health maintenance, and rescue of philanthropy throughout Idaho. This fund was established to support access to Lynn and Frank Whittelsey Designated small animals. Green Giant Community Fund—1991 post-secondary education for underserved Fund—2006 Betty Ann Diehl Fund for Music and Arts Organizations meeting the needs of students and to encourage students to complete Created by this Sun Valley couple, the fund Education—2003 disadvantaged youth, or those addressing their degree or certification programs in Idaho. benefits designated charities and a wide range The fund was established by this Sandpoint issues of hunger, benefit from this fund. Kenlon P. and Carol J. Johnson Fund— of projects in Blaine County. resident to support music and arts education Grants are made in the geographic area in 1992 for students served by the Lake Pend Oreille which growers supplying the Buhl company The fund helps to purchase clothing for needy School District. The Panhandle Alliance for are located. children in the Eastern Region. FIELD-OF-INTEREST Education advises on the beneficiaries of the Idaho Community Foundation Anti- Leslie K. Kiehn Memorial Fund—1999 Fund. Poverty Endowment Fund—2002 Created in memory of this Eagle resident, FUNDS Walter and Leona Dufresne Fund—1997 Created through the conversion of a fully distributions support programs dealing with Created by the transfer of assets from a private expendable fund created by the Northwest women’s and children’s issues. Mrs. Klein’s Donors can target their gift to address needs foundation, the fund’s distributions provide Area Foundation, the fund’s distributions husband advises on the annual beneficiaries of in an important area of community life. scholarships and grant support for the assist ICF’s efforts to alleviate poverty the fund, and her two sons will serve as Elinor Angelo Fund—2000 prevention of child abuse, crime prevention, throughout Idaho. advisors in later years. Created by Barbara Troxell of Boise in honor promotion of the fine arts, the elimination of of her niece, the fund provides grants to poverty, and the enhancement of scientific programs that advance or encourage reading research. either by adults or children in ICF’s Roger and Sybil Ferguson Education Southwestern Region. Fund—1991 Assistive Technology Endowment Fund— This couple established the fund to benefit 1997 innovative educational programs in Madison Created by the transfer of funds from an County schools. They participate in the existing ICF special project fund, this fund selection of worthy projects to be supported. ensures annual support for programs Fortissimo Fund—2003 providing assistance to individuals with Created and advised by Paula Brown Sinclair, disabilities who need assistive technology Twin Falls, the fund promotes the live devices. performance of classical music in the Twin Boo Bushell Youth in the Performing Falls area. Arts Fund—1999 Fund for a Better Life for North Idaho Created in memory of Boo Bushell, the fund Kids—1999 provides scholarships to Blaine County Created by James and Marlene Wogsland, the secondary school graduates wishing to pursue fund’s grants are made upon the advice of the theater arts and to Camp Little Laugh, and donors to support programs and also assists special projects that enhance organizations that serve young children and performing arts opportunities for youth in their families and focus on the prevention of Blaine County. juvenile delinquency in Benewah, Bonner, Chesbro Family Music Fund—1992 Boundary, Kootenai and Shoshone counties. This fund supports and enhances music in the Geography Knowledge Fund—1992 Eastern Region. It is advised by the daughters Linda Grable-Curtis established this fund to of Joan Chesbro during their lifetimes. further the study of geography by Idaho

Funds 23 John and Alberta Klingback Fund—2006 Reservation with an emphasis on children and Jane Sandy Fund—1995 Basque Museum and Cultural Center Established through transfer of a trust, grants the elderly. Established by transfer of a trust created in Endowment Fund—2006 benefit senior citizens in Gem County. Charlotte S. Oslund Fund—1999 1963, grants are made statewide in support of Established by the Basque Museum and Sara Maas Fund—1995 This fund was created by this Boise resident to programs serving disadvantaged youth. Cultural Center, annual distributions support Established through a charitable remainder support special projects and activities for Phyllis Harris Townsend Fund for this museum’s objective to preserve Basque trust, the fund benefits worthwhile needs in schools and libraries in communities with Bonner County—2007 history and culture. Boise with preference given to programs populations of less than 3,000. Ms. Oslund The fund was created by Phyllis Townsend to Bishop Thornton Endowment Fund of supporting the arts. advises on the annual beneficiaries of the provide unrestricted support to organizations the Lillian Vallely School, Inc.—2007 Majors and Minors Fund—2005 fund. in Bonner County that provide educational The annual distribution is to be used for This fund was established to keep the nine- Peaceful Settlements Foundation Fund— opportunities and animal shelter services. purposes that the Lillian Vallely School, Inc. foot piano originally donated by the Majors 1998 Troxell Small Community Library Fund— Board of Directors deem appropriate. and Minors, Inc., concert-ready and in good When an existing organization dissolved, the 2005 Boise Cooperative Preschool Endowment repair. remaining assets were given to ICF to create a This fund was created to benefit small Fund—2003 Herbert D. McAvoy Fund—1996 permanent fund to provide education and community libraries in the Southwestern Created by this nonprofit school, funds help Established through a bequest by this Coeur services to citizens of Idaho addressing the Region of Idaho. provide for its ongoing operating needs. d’Alene resident, the fund benefits educational prevention, management, and/or peaceful Lynn and Frank Whittelsey Fund—2000 Boise Philharmonic Association Fund— resolution of conflict. needs in Kootenai County. Created by this Sun Valley couple, the fund 1990 Jeanette S. Miller Fund for the Fort Hall Frank and Dorothy Peavey Memorial initially benefits three designated charities. As This fund was established to assure ongoing Reservation—1999 Fund—2000 it grows, it will broaden its scope to include a operating support for the Boise Philharmonic Distributions from this fund, created by this Created in memory of this Boise couple, half wide range of projects in Blaine County. Association. Washington, D.C. resident and Idaho native of the available distribution each year is Miles and Virginia Willard Fund—1992 Bonner County Historical Society divided equally among five designated who grew up in Blackfoot and Idaho Falls to Established by Mrs. Willard and her late Endowment Fund—2004 memorialize her father, Dave Segal, and organizations with the remainder being husband, grants support youth services and/or granted to organizations and programs that This fund was created to provide a permanent family friend, Mary Arnquist, the fund arts organizations in Eastern Idaho. source of funds to help the organization supports charitable activities on the support the arts, the environment, the homeless, or the mentally ill. Ed F. Winn Fund—1993 preserve Bonner County’s heritage. Established through transfer of a trust, grants Caldwell Fine Arts Series Endowment benefit the homeless and disadvantaged in Fund—1990 Bonneville County. This fund was established to assure ongoing operating support for the Caldwell Fine Arts AGENCY Series. Camp Hodia Endowment Fund—1998 ENDOWMENT FUNDS Created by Idaho Diabetes Youth Programs, Inc., this fund provides annual operating Nonprofit organizations can establish an support for the camp serving Idaho youth agency fund through ICF to build their with diabetes. endowment, ensuring long-term annual Emmett Public Library Children’s support for the future, participate in a larger Endowment—2000 investment pool and enhance their ability to Created by the Library, this fund provides accept large and complex gifts. annual support for its children’s programs. Aid for Friends Endowment Fund—1997 Family Practice Residency of Idaho Established to assure ongoing operating Fund—2004 support for this Pocatello organization, which This fund was established to provide a serves the homeless and low-income permanent base of support for this individuals. organization, which trains medical school Mary V. Arnold Fund for the Idaho Falls graduates to become outstanding family Symphony—1997 physicians serving the citizens of Idaho, Created by the transfer of an existing trust, the especially in rural areas and where fund provides annual support to the Idaho populations are underserved. Falls Symphony. Funds 24 Family Services Alliance of Southeast Idaho Warren McCain: Endowment Fund—2004 Created by this Pocatello agency, distributions “Giving through ICF Works for Me” support its services which include providing shelter and advocacy for victims of sexual assault and domestic violence. When you talk to Warren McCain about the Idaho Community First Presbyterian Church of Idaho Falls Foundation, he insists that it won’t take long to talk about his Fund—1995 involvement. Established through transfer of a trust, This is the proverbial case where actions speak louder than words. distributions support programs as designated by McCain, named Friend of the Foundation in 1998, was on the original trustees of the Idaho Falls church. steering committee that organized ICF, as well as a founding donor. Foundation for Idaho History Endowment McCain, CEO of Albertsons at the time, and his wife donated Fund—2003 $100,000, as did Albertsons. Company founders J.A. and Kathryn This fund was created to provide a permanent Albertson also personally contributed an additional $250,000. source of funds to help the Idaho State McCain also played a major role in Albertsons’ decision to establish Historical Society preserve the state’s heritage. field-of-interest funds to benefit Northern, Eastern and Southwestern Friends of the McCall Public Library Idaho as well. Each fund required a match from its region in order to Endowment Fund—2004 be activated, and this provided an incentive for other contributors This fund provides a permanent source of throughout the state. income for the special projects of the McCall He also remembers the early skeptics. “John Fery and I took a Public Library. so-called expert on starting new foundations on a plane trip to Friends of the Nampa Public Library Northern Idaho,” he said. “On the way he gave us advice on how to Endowment Fund—1995 do it. He said we would need to get at least $40 million to get a foundation started, and one major donor to This fund was established to assure ongoing put in $25 or $30 million. ‘Without that, it cannot be successful,” he told us. support for operation of the Nampa Public Library. “We said we only have a couple of people who can donate that much, and we want to do it differently. We decided that if we couldn’t get one donor with $25 million, we’d try to get 25 people with $1 million, and it Friends of Zoo Boise Endowment Fund— worked out. We were able to get ICF started, and it has been successful in spite of his advice.” 2003 This fund provides annual operating support for Born in Kansas, McCain attended public schools in Payette, where his family moved when he was a child. Zoo Boise. Working with ICF, he established a fund to create a computer room and help pay for new hallway lockers and tennis courts for a Payette middle school. In addition, he made a donation to the College of Idaho that has Humphreys Diabetes Center Endowment Fund—2000 provided college scholarships for Payette High School graduates for the past 25 years. Created by this Boise nonprofit organization, The Warren E. McCain Middle School was named after him in recognition of his contributions. He said the this fund helps provide ongoing operating honor touched him more than his selection as CEO of Albertsons or as a board member of major needs. corporations, including U.S. Bank and Portland General. Idaho Association of Family and Consumer In addition to the Payette fund, he and his wife established the Bernie and Warren McCain Fund in ICF to Sciences Endowment Fund—2004 contribute to the “quality of life in Idaho.” This fund was established to provide a “When people ask me about giving through ICF or setting up a private foundation, I tell them they have to permanent base of support for this statewide look at their own particular situation. ICF works for me at a price I can afford to pay, and allows more of my nonprofit organization of professionals and pre- money to go to charity instead of to administrative costs.” professionals that leads, educates, informs and He makes a point of consulting with his two daughters on grants from the family fund, and also gives them brings people together to improve the lives of a particular portion to distribute. Idaho citizens. “My children are aware of needs that may not have come to my attention,” he said. “They are totally Idaho Black History Museum Endowment involved in the Foundation.” Fund—1998 Distributions are used for the maintenance of the historic building that houses the museum.

Funds 25 Roger Martell: Practical As Well as Altruistic Idaho Falls Ducks Unlimited Fund— education and broad-based community 1995 support, created this fund for the Lake Pend Oreille School District. Certified Public Accountant Roger Martell Established through transfer of a trust, distributions support programs designated Portneuf Greenway Foundation saw two key reasons for establishing the Idaho by the board of the Idaho Falls Community Foundation: one altruistic, the Endowment Fund—1998 organization. Distributions are used for expansion and other practical. Idaho Humanities Council Education maintenance of the Portneuf Greenway in “As a tax professional, I had clients who Programs Fund—2001 Pocatello. could benefit from a community foundation,” This fund was created to support the Salmon Elks Lodge 1620 Trust Fund— he said. “Before ICF, the primary solution was Council’s various education programs. 1999 a private foundation. I had just finished an Idaho Humanities Council Endowment This fund provides annual operating support estate plan with one wealthy client who could Fund—2000 to carry out the Elks charitable mission. have funded some very worthwhile projects. Created by this nonprofit organization, this Stanley Sawtooth Meditation Chapel She did not want to create a private fund provides annual operating support for Endowment Fund—1997 foundation; so much of her estate paid federal its activities. This fund provides a permanent source of estate taxes instead. Idaho Museum of Mining and Geology funds to maintain this historic building in “Just as I had expected, the opposite Endowment Fund—1994 Stanley. occurred a few years after ICF was formed. I This fund was established to assure ongoing Terry Reilly Health Services Endowment was working with the late Gladys Langroise, support for operation of the museum at the Fund—2001 and she used ICF for charitable planning. She Old Idaho Penitentiary site in Boise. Created by this Treasure Valley agency, set up a fund in ICF with a $15 million bequest, and there have been more than Junior League of Boise Endowment distributions help support its services that $4.3 million in grants since her death in 2000. The $15 million remains in the Fund—2002 provide access to quality health care – Idaho Community Foundation as a permanent endowment.” This civic group created this fund to assure particularly to those who are uninsured, poor, A community foundation also can benefit individuals with unusually high ongoing support for its projects that living in rural areas, non-English-speaking, income in a given year. “They want the maximum tax deduction for charitable improve lives in the Treasure Valley homeless or facing other barriers to getting needed care. donations, but they have little time for planning if they receive unexpected income community. late in the year,” Martell continued. “Now they can make a donation to the ICF, The Kids Klub Endowment Fund—2006 Treasure Valley Family YMCA Cooper receive a tax deduction in the year they need it, and take time to plan their The fund ensures ongoing support for the Wilcomb Fund—2002 Kids Klub organization in Grangeville. Created in memory of Cooper Wilcomb who charitable giving. That’s a great service to the individual, as well as to Idaho Learning Lab, Inc. Endowment Fund— lost his life in an accident at age 12, charities.” distributions assist youth programs which he A key to the success of the Foundation, Martell believes, was the initial capital 1997 Established to ensure permanence for gifts enjoyed at the Treasure Valley Family YMCA. fund drive for operating and overhead expenses. “We raised more than $600,000 to this organization, distributions support Treasure Valley Family YMCA with donations from Albertson’s, Boise Cascade, Simplot and U.S. Bank plus several its ongoing operating needs. Endowment Fund—1993 foundations and individuals. The income helped to cover our overhead for several Marshall Public Library Endowment This fund was established to assure ongoing years. Donors want their money to go to charity rather than administrative costs.” Fund—1991 operating support for the Treasure Valley Martell was a founding member of ICF, serving as the first treasurer and later as This fund was created to assure ongoing Family YMCA. chair. A native Idahoan, he was the managing partner and senior tax partner of the operating support for the Marshall Public United Way of Ada County - Gustav Boise office of Deloitte and Touche, LLP and now is an advisor with Washington Library in Pocatello. Linning Endowment Fund—1995 Trust Bank. He received ICF’s Friend of the Foundation award in 2006. McCall Memorial Hospital Foundation Established with an initial gift from the estate Like other founding donors, he remembers the emphasis on including all parts Endowment Fund—2004 of Gustav Linning, distributions support of the state. “Idaho has had political problems operating as a state for decades, but This fund was established to provide annual ongoing operating needs of the Treasure Valley the Foundation has managed to help pull the state together. We’ve been able to operating support for McCall Memorial United Way. eliminate regional issues most of the time, and that has been very, very important to Hospital. Willard Arts Center and Colonial Theater our success,” he said. “ICF is very sound and well organized – I am certain ICF will Panhandle Alliance for Education Fund—2000 have a great future.” Endowment Fund—2003 The Idaho Falls Arts Council created this fund The Panhandle Alliance for Education, an to provide for ongoing operating needs of the organization promoting excellence in performing arts center.

Funds 26 Community School in Sun Valley who have provide scholarships for graduating high Donovan and Evelyn Grable Memorial SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS an aptitude for science. school seniors who have been involved in the Scholarship Fund—1990 Theodore H. Correll Memorial Boys & Girls Clubs of Ada County. Established by Linda Grable-Curtis as a memorial to her parents, the fund recognizes With the assistance and personal service of Scholarship Fund—1999 Irma Frisch Farrington Fund—1993 her mother’s lifelong interests by assisting ICF, donors can invest in Idaho’s future—its Created by a number of his former students, The fund memorializes Ms. Farrington’s sister students of the Business and Office Education students. Donors often determine the distributions provide scholarships to worthy and brother-in-law through the creation of the Program in the College of Technology at Boise scholarship selection criteria and may students of Moscow High School. Alice Wolfe Art Scholarship and the George V. State University. customize the fund to provide opportunities Mike Crapo Math and Science Wolfe Pre-Law Scholarship at Albertson for graduates of certain schools, specific fields Scholarship Fund—2004 College of Idaho. Steve and Donna Guerber Scholarship of study or programs at selected institutions of Created by U.S. Senator Mike Crapo, Harry and Lisa Garlick Scholarship Fund—1994 higher education. To apply for ICF scholarships will benefit students pursuing a Fund—2005 Proceeds benefit mass communications scholarships, visit www.idcomfdn.org for degree in math or science at an Idaho school. This scholarship fund was created as a students at Idaho State University. instructions. George and Jean Cruickshank and Aunt memorial for these Emmett residents, who Irene Gustafson Scholarship Fund—1999 Jean Adams Scholarship Fund—1999 Adis Little Scholarship Fund—2006 had strong ties to Garden Valley. Created to honor this Moscow High School Created by this 1946 graduate of Mountain Created in honor of these Idaho citizens, this Alois and Marie Goldmann Memorial English teacher, graduates during Ms. Home High School, this fund provides fund provides scholarships to seniors Scholarship Fund—1997 Gustafson’s tenure (1948-1956) joined Loyce scholarships to graduates of her alma mater graduating from high schools under the This fund was created by the George and Mary Smith and Inez Davey of Boise in contributing who plan to pursue higher education in the governance of the Emmett Public School Freund Family of Idaho Falls to memorialize to this fund. Distributions provide state of Idaho. District who attend BSU, U of I, ISU, or Mr. Freund’s grandparents, who were scholarships to graduating seniors of Moscow Mary Fran Aguirre Academic Scholarship Albertson College. murdered during World War II at Auschwitz. High School. Fund—1998 Daugherty Foundation - ISU Education Gooding High School Class of 1956 James and Rose Helebrant Education Created by Felipe Aguirre in honor of his wife, Scholarship Fund—1991 Scholarship Fund—1996 Scholarship Fund—1991 this fund provides scholarships to graduating This fund recognizes Idaho students at the Created by the 1956 graduating class, the fund Established by transfer of a trust, scholarships seniors of Mountain Home High School. junior level or above at Idaho State University provides scholarships to graduating seniors. are awarded to financially needy Buhl High Boise Branch, American Association of who meet high academic standards. University Women Inez Robb Downey Lions Club Fuhriman Memorial Scholarship Fund—1997 Scholarship Fund—1999 This fund was created to memorialize the Created by this organization, this fund former journalist who bequeathed funds to provides scholarships to graduating seniors of the organization to provide scholarships to Marsh Valley High School. Boise State University juniors or seniors. Paul and Jo Easterbrook Scholarship Boise High School Band Boosters Fund—1997 Endowment Scholarship Fund—2000 Created by this Emmett couple, this fund Scholarships are awarded to students who provides scholarships to graduating seniors of have given their time and talents to the Boise a Gem County high school who are pursuing High School Band. a bachelor degree at any Idaho institution of Wendell P. Carnefix Memorial higher learning. Scholarship Fund—2003 Eastern Idaho Technical College Created in memory of this long-time Fruitland Scholarship Fund—1993 nurseryman and orchard owner, this fund was Established by the Daugherty Foundation, established by his family to provide scholarships benefit students attending scholarships for Fruitland High School Eastern Idaho Technical College at Idaho Falls. graduates pursuing a career in agriculture or Ted Ellis Scholarship Fund for the Boys horticulture. and Girls Club of Ada County—2000 Fredrick Chandler Memorial Scholarship Created by KeyBank in recognition of the Fund—2000 efforts made on behalf of needy children by Created in memory of this Ketchum resident, this retired Key Bank executive who then scholarships benefit students of the became mayor of Garden City, distributions

Funds 27 Idaho State Council of Trout Unlimited are awarded to graduating Mountain Home Graduate Scholarship Fund—1998 High School seniors for educational expenses Distributions provide scholarships to students at a college or university of their choice. pursuing a graduate research project that Mona Noble Education Fund—2007 involves native or endemic cold water fish. Created by Mona Noble, a retired teacher, to Jayo Family Scholarship Fund—2005 help students who are entering their senior Established by the Emmett Public School year and who are planning on teaching Foundation through the transfer of an business, economics or marketing. endowment, this fund assists graduates of Carol Ormond Scholarship Fund—2000 Emmett area high schools with their first year Created by Carol and Keith Ormond, Idaho of study at any institution of higher learning. Falls, scholarships are awarded to graduating Alvie C. Jeffres Memorial Scholarship seniors of Kamiah High School who are Fund—1997 majoring in the field of education. The fund was created by June Jeffres Dan and Ruth Panko Memorial Robertson, Sandpoint, in memory of her late Scholarship Fund—1995 husband. Distributions provide scholarships Established by their family in memory of this to worthy students in Bonner County. couple long associated with the Idaho Old Nora Johnson Memorial Fund—1990 Time Fiddlers, scholarships are awarded to Established by the New Plymouth Kiwanis high school graduates active in the School graduates for educational expenses engineer, distributions provide scholarships Club in conjunction with the Dorothy L. organization who attend college. Preference is at a college or university of their choice. to qualifying children of Idaho Power’s White Memorial Scholarship, the fund assists given to students who attend Idaho State Hispanic Business Association-Richard employees to attend a college, university, or graduates of New Plymouth High School with University. technical school in Oregon or Idaho. G. Cortez Scholarship Fund—2007 their first year of study at any Idaho Jim Poore Memorial Scholarship Fund— Created by the Hispanic Business Idaho Power Company - Larry R. Wimer institution of higher learning. 1994 Association to provide scholarships to Memorial Scholarship Fund—1996 Kuna High School Scholarship Fund— Established to recognize the late Idaho Hispanic students. Established by Idaho Power Company in 2000 Statesman sports editor, scholarships are Hokey Pokey Scholarship Fund—2001 memory of this long-time employee, a Created by an anonymous donor, this fund awarded to college journalism students who Created in memory of Roland L. LaPrise, scholarship is awarded to a graduate of an provides scholarships to worthy graduates of attended high school in Idaho. accredited high school in the company’s who co-wrote the popular song, the “Hokey Kuna High School. Paul C. Rebholtz Memorial Scholarship Pokey,” this fund was established by his service territory to attend a college, university or technical school. Yvonne and Dick Lierz Scholarship Fund—2005 family to provide scholarships to assist Fund—1999 Created by Amy Rebholtz, along with family second-year music students with Idaho Press Club - Don Watkins Created by this Boise couple, distributions and friends, to memorialize her late husband, educational expenses at the College of Scholarship Fund—1992 provide scholarships to qualifying children of scholarships assist graduating seniors from Southern Idaho in Twin Falls. Established to memorialize this journalist Franklin Building Supply employees to attend Boise High School with educational expenses Lewis and Jeanette Hower Fund—1992 and political consultant, the fund has two any public institution of higher education in at the college, university, vocational or The fund was created to benefit Idaho components: The Don Watkins Memorial the state in which they reside. technical school of their choice. students, preferably from the Emmett area, Scholarship is awarded to a graduate of an Idaho high school pursuing a career in J. Carl Mattson Scholarship Fund—1997 Frances Reed Purkhiser Memorial planning to major in journalism at the Created by the transfer of an existing trust, this Scholarship Fund—1996 University of Idaho and/or music at College journalism or communications who has completed at least one year of college study; fund provides vocational agricultural Established by Paul and Judith Schultz in of Idaho. scholarships. memory of her mother, the fund honors this Idaho Nursing Scholarship—2006 the Don Watkins Mid-Career Scholarship is awarded to members of the Idaho Press Club Larry J. May Hospitality Management outstanding New Plymouth school teacher by This scholarship was created to help to use for training or a project that will providing scholarships to graduating seniors students who are obtaining a nursing Scholarship Fund—2005 improve the working press in Idaho. of that community’s high school. degree at an Idaho institution. Created by family and friends to memorialize Idaho Society of CPA’s Scholarship this long-time hotel entrepreneur, funds Richfield High School Scholarship Idaho Power Company - Douglas E. Fund—2003 provide scholarships for Idaho students Fund—2002 Sprenger Memorial Scholarship Created to attract the best and brightest pursuing a degree in hospitality management. Created by Richfield residents Lawrence and Fund—1995 students to the profession, scholarships Mountain Home High School Class of Sandra Calkins, Richfield Lodge AF & AM 70, Created by Idaho Power Company in benefit students pursuing an accounting 1960 Trust Fund—1995 and through donations in memory of John memory of this long-time employee and degree at an Idaho school. Established by transfer of a trust, scholarships Paul Lemmon and Betty Ann Clark, Funds 28 scholarships are awarded to worthy Raymond and Bonnie Turner Scholarship Coeur d’Alene Mines Corp. Operating Idaho Power Company Fund—1990 students of Richfield High School. Fund—2006 Endowment Fund—1995 Nick and Sara Ifft Operating Endowment Roger C. Sathre Memorial Scholarship This fund provides scholarships to assist Deloitte & Touche Operating Fund—1991 Fund—1999 Fund—2000 recipients with educational expenses at the University of Idaho. John B. Fery Fund—1994 Intermountain Gas Industries Reflecting this Boise resident’s long-term This fund was established by Boise Cascade Foundation Fund—1991 interest in professional-technical education, Robert C. Weaver Memorial Scholarship Corporation in appreciation of Mr. Fery’s scholarships are awarded to worthy Fund—1991 Key Bank Operating Endowment Fund— distinguished service as chief executive officer 1992 students throughout the state who are Established by Neola Weaver in memory of of the company and in recognition of his pursuing advanced professional-technical her late husband, residents or former residents contribution to Idaho as founding chairman Morrison Knudsen Corporation training. of Buhl are eligible for scholarship support as of the Idaho Community Foundation. Foundation Fund—1991 Manuel and Gladys Schneidmiller either traditional or nontraditional students. First Interstate Bank Fund—1991 Northwest Area Foundation Operating Scholarship Fund—1999 Dorothy L. White Memorial Scholarship First Security Bank Operating Fund— Fund—1989 Created by Mrs. Schneidmiller, this fund Fund—1990 Potlatch Corporation Operating provides scholarships to graduating seniors 1991 Established by the New Plymouth Kiwanis Endowment Fund—1992 of Post Falls High School. Club as a permanent memorial, earnings Global Travel Operating Endowment Perc H. Shelton and Gladys A. Pospisil assist graduates of New Plymouth High Fund—1991 John & Karen Rosholt Operating Shelton Foundation Scholarship School with their first year of study at an Hecla Mining Company Fund—1991 Endowment Fund—1998 Fund—2004 institution of higher learning. William R. Hewlett Fund—1992 Steele-Reese Foundation Operating Fund—1994 This fund, established through the transfer Wood River Odd Fellows & Rebekahs Idaho Community Foundation General of assets of this private foundation, was Scholarship Fund—1996 Operating Endowment Fund—2002 US West Foundation Operating originally created by a bequest from these Created by Alturas Lodge 13, I.O.O.F. and This fund was created to receive gifts from Endowment Fund—1992 long-time McCall residents. Distributions Snowdrop Rebekah Lodge 71 with the anyone interested in helping ICF build a Washington Trust Bank Operating provide scholarships to worthy students of proceeds from the sale of their building, the permanent endowment fund to assist with its McCall-Donnelly High School. Endowment Fund—1998 fund provides scholarships for graduates in operating expenses. Sonja Tarnay Educational Fund—1998 the Wood River Valley who choose to attend a West One Bank Operating Fund—1991 The fund was created in memory of this college, university, vocational or technical Sun Valley resident. Scholarships are school in Idaho. awarded to graduating seniors of Wood River Valley high schools who are pursuing careers in the visual and/or performing arts. THE OPERATING Treasure Valley Family YMCA ENDOWMENT Scholarship for Civic Engagement Fund—2000 ICF is fortunate that in its early years its Board Ed and Dottie Stimpson and the Henry M. of Directors had the vision to develop an Jackson Foundation created this fund operating endowment, contributed mainly by because they believe that service to others is the business community. The operating the most important characteristic of a endowment has always been important in healthy, civil and successful society. helping to fund ICF’s administrative Scholarships are awarded to qualified expenses— its costs of doing business. students in the service area of the Treasure Valley Family YMCA. J.A. and Kathryn Albertson Operating Fund—1990 Turn Around Scholarship Fund—2006 Created to help students who have Bank of Idaho Operating Endowment successfully turned their lives around and Fund—1998 graduated from a recognized alternative Basic American Inc. Operating Fund— high school, this fund provides 1991 scholarships to public school students in Boise Cascade Corporation Operating Meridian Joint School District 2 or Boise Independent School District. Fund—1989

Funds 29 charitable organizations and projects The Fenton recommended by the advisors. Family Fund— NON- Richard and JoAnn Bennett Family 2005 Foundation—2004 Distributions Created to honor this Hayden Lake couple, from this fund, ENDOWED this fund was established by their children to established by support charitable organizations and projects Joyce Fenton of FUNDS recommended by the advisors. Dover, help Blaine County Assistance Fund—2006 support charitable Established in the aftermath of several causes in Idaho. community tragedies in 2006, distributions Mary & George PHILANTHROPIC from this advised fund will help residents of Freund GIFT FUNDS Blaine County during times of need. Philanthropic Chesbro Philanthropic Gift Fund—2002 Gift Fund— Established in memory of Joan Chesbro, 2000 Donors can create a non-endowed, fully distributions further music programs and This fund was expendable fund from which they or their music education in Southeastern Idaho. established by designees may recommend distributions of Children’s Foundation Fund—2003 this Idaho Falls $250 or more to any IRS-recognized charity. Created through the transfer of assets of this couple to Advantages of such a fund include the ability private foundation which was established in facilitate their to make tax-deductible donations of 1994 by Bob and Carol Hamlin of Eagle, charitable giving. appreciated assets at a time of the donor’s distributions support charitable Fund for Rural choice thus bypassing capital gains tax organizations and projects recommended by Idaho—2005 liability, while the donor advises on the the advisors. Established by the Idaho Rural Partnership, a John William Jackson Philanthropic Gift amount and timing of subsequent gifts from coalition of individuals and federal, state, Fund—2005 the fund. Ed and Susan Cutter Gift Fund—2006 This fund was created to help facilitate the and local organizations work together to Created to memorialize this young man who Able Entrepreneurs of Idaho Charitable charitable giving of this couple. support organizations and projects that was tragically killed in a climbing accident, Fund—2007 benefit rural Idaho. distributions support organizations that provide By taking an entrepreneurial approach, Deer Creek Philanthropic Gift Fund— opportunities to participate in sports activities, 1999 Earl M. Hardy Advised Fund—2002 persons with disabilities can customize their This fund was created by Anita Kay Hardy to arts organizations, and organizations involved work environment so they can make full use This fund was created through the generosity in Boise and Taiwan international student of the Helen K. and Arthur E. Johnson memorialize her father who was the long- of their skills and expertise to achieve genuine time owner of Boise’s Egyptian Theatre and exchanges. financial independence. Able Entrepreneurs of Foundation (a Colorado nonprofit corporation), Lynn Campion-Waddell, responsible for restoring the historic building Kalange Family PG Fund—2006 Idaho exists to identify and leverage resources to its former grandeur. Mr. Hardy was also an Distributions from this fund are made to necessary to realize this vision. Thomas B. Campion, Jr., Ashley and Berit Campion. Grants from the fund generally early pioneer of the Idaho trout industry. charities chosen by the Kalange Family. Ada County Medical Society Charitable benefit Blaine County and the surrounding Tom and Alice Hennessey Philanthropic Thomas E. and Marilyn E. Kalange Family Gift Fund—2003 area. Gift Fund—1998 Fund—2006 Distributions support charitable organizations Distributions support charitable To ensure a lasting perpetual legacy, and projects recommended by the advisors. Draper Family Foundation—2005 Established by Ranney and Priscilla Draper organizations and projects recommended by distributions are made to charities that the Allen Family Charitable Gift Fund—2004 of Ketchum, this fund was created to involve this Boise couple. Kalange family has found important in their Established by Gayle Allen of Boise to their children in grant decision-making and Idaho Statesman Community Fund— lives and in their communities. facilitate his family’s giving. help them become active in philanthropy. 2007 Kissler Family Foundation Philanthropic Baldwin Charitable Fund—2007 The Emmett Public School Foundation Created by the Idaho Statesman to help Gift Fund—1999 Created by Don Baldwin to facilitate his Fund—2002 administration of the paper’s charitable The Kissler Family Foundation, also a family’s philanthropic giving. Established in memory of David Little, the giving priorities. SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION of ICF, Jon and Mimi Barnes Philanthropic Gift fund was created by the Little family to Donald J. Jacklin Fund—2006 established this fund to benefit organizations of Fund—2004 accept contributions from a wide variety of Distributions support charitable special interest to the fund creators with an Created through a gift of land in Boise donors, and which will be used to support organizations and projects recommended by emphasis on health-related projects. The Kissler County, proceeds from the sale will support education in Emmett public schools. the advisors. family established Norco and, as individuals

Funds 30 and corporate citizens, has always been Pat and Lisa McMurray Family Fund— North Idaho Family Literacy Projects giving to a variety of organizations and interested in the constructive development of 1998 Fund—2006 projects. the communities served by Norco. This Boise couple created this fund to help This fund was established to help with family The Cathy R. Silak and Nicholas G. Larry and Ilene Leasure Philanthropic achieve their philanthropic goals. literacy projects in the Shoshone and Miller Family Fund—2006 Gift Fund—2005 Merina Healing Arts Foundation Kootenai Counties. This fund, created by this Boise couple and Created with a gift of real estate, this Boise Fund—2007 Old Church Operating Fund—2001 their children, helps the family plan their couple’s fund will support charitable causes Grants will be distributed based upon Established by Duane Jacklin, distributions yearly charitable giving. in Idaho. projects that support the Merina Healing help support the ongoing operations of the The W.E. Sullivan Fund—2005 The Lindsey Foundation Philanthropic Arts mission to bring comfort and support Old Church in Post Falls. Established in memory of W.E. Sullivan, the Gift Fund—2007 to hospitalized and hospice patients and Pacific Coast Building Products fund was created by Tuck Sullivan Thomas, Created by the Lindsey Foundation to their family members through the healing Philanthropic Gift Fund—2000 Springfield, Ore., and Meghan Sullivan, Boise, facilitate its philanthropic giving. arts (music, visual arts, journaling, and This fund was created by this California- to help support charitable causes in Idaho. nature/gardens). Brad and Teresa Little Philanthropic Gift based company to facilitate its giving in Cindy Thiede Wood River Valley Fund—1999 Zane Martin Fund—2007 Idaho. Memorial Fund—2003 Grants are made upon the advice of this Funds are to benefit the Wood River Valley ROK: Recreational Opportunities for Created by family and friends in memory of Emmett couple. fire and emergency medical personnel. Kids Fund—2007 this Hailey resident, grants support Irv and Trudy Littman Philanthropic Gift G. Rynd and LeNelle Miller Memorial The funds will be used to send underserved worthwhile charitable projects in the Wood Fund—1998 Fund—2003 and underprivileged Idaho youth to camp River Valley. The fund was created by this Boise couple to Created by family members to throughout Idaho. United Heritage Fund—2002 facilitate their charitable giving. memorialize this former Boise couple, Rolphe Family Fund—2001 Distributions support charitable organizations distributions support charitable Earl and Judy Lunceford Fund—2001 Ben and Anna Rolphe, Hayden Lake, created and projects recommended by the advisors. organizations and projects recommended this fund to help facilitate their charitable Updyke Philanthropic Gift Fund—2006 Created by this Coeur d’Alene couple, by the advisors. distributions support charitable organizations Created to enhance the Wood River Odd and projects recommended by the advisors. Joe and Celeste Miller Family Fund— Fellows and Rebekahs Scholarship Fund in the 2007 Macedonian Trust—2002 Idaho Community Foundation, distributions The fund was created to help the family will augment scholarships awarded by the Created by an anonymous North Idaho plan their annual charitable giving. donor and named to honor the “grace of selection committee. giving” modeled by the Macedonian people Nampa Christian School Technology Urquidi-Laidlaw Gift Fund—2007 mentioned in the Bible, distributions support Fund—2006 Created by Victoria Laidlaw to facilitate her charitable organizations and projects Distributions will be used to acquire and philanthropic giving. recommended by the advisors. install software and computers, cabling, The Marc E. and Nancy Sue Wallace Carol MacGregor, Ph.D. Philanthropic monitors, printers and similar equipment Fund—2005 for classrooms and technology labs in the Gift Fund—2003 Created by this Hayden Lake couple, proposed new Nampa Christian High distributions support charitable organizations Distributions support charitable School building. organizations and projects recommended by and projects recommended by the advisors. the advisor. N/Plus Hayhook Fund—2003 Daniel Ross Wallis Memorial Fund— Established by an anonymous donor from 2001 Main Street Mile Men’s Health Fund— Southern Idaho, grants support charitable 2005 Created to memorialize this young man who organizations and projects recommended was tragically killed in a skateboarding Established with proceeds from the “Main by the advisors. Street Mile,” an annual family accident, grants support organizations running/walking event held in Boise, grants Doug and Billie Nelson Fund—2001 providing opportunities to participate in help support charitable organizations and Distributions are made upon the advice of sports and other youth activities specified by programs that promote prostate cancer this Idaho Falls couple. his family. awareness through education and early Roger A. and Sharon M. Nelson Wattis Dumke Foundation Philanthropic detection/screening. Charitable Foundation Fund—2006 Gift Fund—2002 Marshall Family Fund—1998 Created through the generosity of this Distributions support charitable organizations Established by Barbara Marshall of Pocatello Coeur d’Alene couple, this fund will and projects recommended by this private to facilitate her family’s charitable giving. facilitate their charitable giving. foundation.

Funds 31 Women’s Gift Alliance Fund—2004 permanent endownment fund established by portion is available for the member to Friends of the Teton Valley Special Women’s Gift Alliance Members’ Fund— Women’s Gift Alliance. The fund will provide designate to a nonprofit charity of her choice Project Fund—2006 additional support for the collective through the WRWCF Members’ Fund; and a 2004 Funds will be distributed to nonprofit grantmaking recommended by the portion supports the operation of the organizations in Teton County through ICF’s Women’s Gift Alliance Administrative membership each year. organization. Eastern Regional Competitive Grant process. Fund—2004 Wood River Women’s Charitable Idaho Assistive Technology Project The Women’s Gift Alliance was created to Foundation Administrative Fund—2006 Fund—1994 expand the number of women involved in SPECIAL PROJECT The fund is used as collateral to guarantee directed and informed philanthropy in North Wood River Women’s Charitable Foundation Fund—2005 FUNDS loans for the purchase of adaptive equipment Idaho and the surrounding area and to intended to improve the lifestyle of disabled demonstrate the significance a group of Wood River Women’s Charitable individuals. investors can have in bringing positive Foundation Member’s Fund—2005 The Foundation occasionally serves its change to our communities. $500 of a These funds were created to expand the statewide community by receiving and Idaho House Special Project Fund— member’s annual dues are pooled in the number of women involved in directed and managing non-endowed funds to support a 2006 Women’s Gift Alliance Fund and are informed philanthropy in Idaho’s Wood River special project. Contributions, as well as the Formerly the Governor’s Housing Committee distributed through a grant solicitation and Valley and to demonstrate the significance a net income earned while the assets are held, Fund established in 2005, distributions are selection process. In addition, $250 of the group of investors can have in bringing may be expended in the near future to support made to the Department of Administration annual dues is available for the member to positive change to our communities. A the project. Governor’s Residence Fund for the construction, remodeling, furnishing, designate to a nonprofit charity of her choice portion of each member’s annual dues is J.A. and Kathryn Albertson Foundation through the Women’s Gift Alliance Members’ allocated to the WRWCF Fund to be pooled equipping or maintenance of a Governor’s Education Fund—1999 residence. Fund; $50 supports the operations of the and then distributed through a grant The fund was created through a special organization; and $250 is allocated to a solicitation and group selection process; a partnership with this private foundation. In Idaho Velodrome and Cycling Park 2007 it provided $375,000 in grants of up to Special Project Fund—2006 $5,000 each for innovative educational This fund was established to develop a multi- projects. use cycling facility dedicated to advancing all aspects of cycling in the Treasure Valley Lloyd and Tillie Arnold Fund—2006 region. This fund was created to help defray the expenses related to the Hemingway Festival Julia Davis Park Capital Campaign photo-essay and short story competition held Fund—2006 in Sun Valley. This fund was created to help defray the Christmas Box Angel Special Project renovation cost of Julia Davis Park. Fund—2006 Merina Healing Arts Special Project This fund supports the construction of the Fund—2007 Christmas Box Angel Monument in Idaho Created to help with the fundraising activities Falls. of the Merina Healing Arts Foundation Fund. Early Childhood Care and Learning Northwest Area Foundation Fund—2000 Fund—2006 Created by the Northwest Area Foundation of This fund will help establish a statewide St. Paul, Minn., this fund will be used in communication plan for early childhood and conjunction with Northwest Area’s anti- develop a long-term fund to assist in poverty initiative. developing an early childhood infrastructure. Operating Unrestricted Fund—1999 Friends of the Alexander House Fund— This fund was created to receive gifts from 2002 anyone interested in giving ICF ongoing help Created to collect contributions from a wide with its operating expenses. variety of donors, distributions support the Pocatello Zoo Capital Fund—2002 refurbishment of the Alexander House, a state- Created to collect contributions from a wide owned historical home built by Moses variety of donors, distributions will be used Alexander, a mayor of Boise who became the to develop and expand the existing facilities nation’s first elected Jewish governor. at the Pocatello Zoo.

Funds 32 ROK Special Project Fund—2007 Center Complex. The Weiser complex Created to help with the fundraising will include recreational facilities, activities for the ROK: Recreational including a skateboard park, a children’s Opportunities for Kids Fund. dream playground, a water-play area Sacajawea Interpretive, Cultural, and a talent development/activity center. and Education Center Special LEGACY SOCIETY Project Fund—2001 SUPPORTING This fund was created to collect contributions from a wide variety of ORGANIZATION Members of the Legacy Society are individuals who have identified themselves as donors to establish this center in having designated the Idaho Community Foundation as an ultimate beneficiary of Salmon. Depending on the type of supporting organization structure, donors can deferred gifts in such documents as wills, bequests and other planned giving instruments. Silver Creek Restoration Special establish an excellent alternative to a To these generous donors we extend our sincere gratitude. Project Fund—2006 private foundation—with a fraction of This fund was established to help the administrative responsibilities. defray the cost for the repair and Donors who create a supporting Arthur D. and Anna Marie Adams Sara Ifft restoration of Silver Creek stream in organization can select some of the Don and Judy Atkinson Tom and Ann Jacobs the Wood River Valley. board members, maintain personal Small Business Success Center involvement, and support the causes Guy E. and Mary D. Butterfield Christina Kowrach, M.D. Temporary Special Project Fund— they care about while enjoying the Pete and Freda Cenarrusa Donald Longwith and Nancy Bowen Longwith 2006 favorable tax treatment of a public This fund was created to support the charity. Annie Chalfant Tom Morgan programs and operations of the Small The Kissler Family Foundation was John S. Chapman Stephen Murdoch and Ann Troxell Murdoch Business Success Center in Boise. established in 1998 by James A. Kissler, Lee and Lori Cullen Tricia L. Nance Steele-Reese Foundation Special Boise, and is affiliated with ICF as a Project Fund—1997 supporting organization. The Kissler Dennis Dahl Dick and Susan Parrish Family Foundation provides grants to Created by this private foundation, Robert and Barbara Dargatz Carolyn Patrick grants are recommended by ICF’s organizations and projects of special Regional Advisory Panels and interest to the family with an emphasis James M. David and R. Kay Snyder Alan and Consolata Pennay on health-related projects. The Kisslers earmarked to organizations in John B. Fery Robert P. and Suzanne C. Rainville rural Idaho in the areas of created Norco, a six-state distributor of Richard C. and Shirley I. Fields Earl C. Reynolds Jr. education, social welfare, health, welding, safety and medical gases and and the humanities. supplies in the Northwest. As Bill and Gay Fruehling Ron J. Sali individuals and as corporate citizens, United Cerebral Palsy of Kissler family members have always Linda Grable-Curtis Ann McCutchan Sandven Idaho Scholarship Fund—1996 been interested in the constructive Ron and Diane Plastino Graves Edward C. Schroeder Created through gifts from Micron development of the communities served Technology, Ore-Ida Foods, and T.J. by Norco. Steve and Donna Guerber Jerry and Marcia Selig International, the fund provided nine Alice E. Hennessey Jack and Suzanne Sherbert scholarships to students enrolled in an Idaho college or university who CHARITABLE GIFT Guy H. Hearon Edward and Dorothy “Dottie” Stimpson were chosen from among entrants Pamela K. Howard Jim and Karin Thompson to the Les Bois Run, Walk, & Roll ANNUITIES Kenneth R. and Betty J. Huff Ann Lucini Williams event, which benefited United John Bachmann Charitable Gift Cerebral Palsy of Idaho, Inc. Annuity—2004 Ron and Mary Hughes Jack J. Winderl Washington County Youth Hope Guy H. Hearon Charitable Gift Richard and Donna Hutter Bobbette F. Youmans-Viker Center Fund—2001 Annuity—2007 Created to collect contributions from a Richard and Donna Hutter Charitable Lucille F. Zanetti wide variety of donors, distributions Gift Annuity—2004 help support the development of the Marcia and Jerry Selig Charitable Gift Washington County Youth Hope Annuity—2003

Funds 33 TYPES OF GRANTS & DISTRIBUTIONS

RESPONDING TO YOUR NEEDS DONOR-ADVISED GRANTS ICF’s mission is to enrich the quality of life throughout Donor-advised grants and other non-competitive Idaho. Since ICF grant-making began in 1991, the distributions represent more than half of the total Foundation has distributed more than $37 million for distributions each year. For these grants, ICF gives philanthropic projects. The most visible distributions ongoing consideration to the desires of donors who 2007 GRANTS AND DISTRIBUTIONS come through the competitive grants program, designed have established funds in the Foundation. Many to meet local needs and conducted annually in each of donors and/or their advisors also review the I BY INTEREST AREA ICF’s three regions. Additional distributions are available competitive grant applications ICF receives before for programs that meet specific criteria of our advised making their recommendations. funds, donor-designated funds and agency funds. PARTNERSHIPS Libraries 3% REGIONAL COMPETITIVE GRANT CYCLES— The Idaho Community Foundation has well- Arts & Culture 5% GIVING WHERE THE DOLLARS MAKE A established relationships with a number of funding DIFFERENCE partners. Foundations such as the Steele-Reese Most of ICF’s competitive grants are less than $5,000 Foundation use ICF’s application process and the in order to address many needs. Our philosophy is to local knowledge of our Regional Advisory Panel reach every county of the state, especially small members to make grants through the Foundation. communities where charitable dollars are often hard to ICF is always exploring ways to work with other find. We look especially favorably at making grants that partners to deepen the pool of philanthropic money can be leveraged with other resources. available for Idaho. Social Services 20% In order to receive grassroots input, ICF depends on GEOGRAPHIC GIVING Education 46% recommendations from advisory panels, composed of We are often asked why some geographic areas community leaders who serve as volunteers, in each of its receive more in funding than others. This is because regions. While the ICF Board of Directors makes the final Recreation 7% of endowment funds that donors have established decision, the Board relies heavily on the local knowledge for specific geographic areas, such as Blaine, Gem that panel members bring to the review process. Regional and Kootenai counties. If you would like to see more Advisory Panel members are listed on Page 6. Public grants in your area, please contact the Foundation to The Northern Region consists of Benewah, Bonner, Projects 8% discuss creating an ICF fund to benefit your city, Boundary, Clearwater, Idaho, Kootenai, Latah, Lewis, Nez county or region. Perce and Shoshone counties. Health 7% The Eastern Region consists of Bannock, Bear Lake, GRANTS OUTSIDE IDAHO Natural Sciences 3% Bingham, Bonneville, Butte, Caribou, Clark, Custer, Each fund established in the Idaho Community Franklin, Fremont, Jefferson, Lemhi, Madison, Oneida, Foundation must provide substantial benefits to Emergency Services 1% Power and Teton counties. Idaho. Within this guideline, ICF also considers the The Southwestern Region consists of Ada, Adams, wishes of donor advisors who may recommend Blaine, Boise, Camas, Canyon, Cassia, Elmore, Gem, distributions in other states where they have ties. Gooding, Jerome, Lincoln, Minidoka, Owyhee, Payette, An example is our scholarship awards to Idaho Twin Falls, Valley and Washington counties. high school graduates who are attending college in Details on deadlines and criteria are available at other states. www.idcomfdn.org.

Grants 34 2007 GRANTS & DISTRIBUTIONS

The following is a list of all grants and distributions awarded in 2007. They are categorized by county, followed by grants awarded outside of Idaho.

ADA COUNTY Boise Contemporary Theater, Inc. City of Boise Friends of Children and Families Boise, $250 Boise, $22,889.06 Boise, $4,167 Boise Eastside Foursquare Church Cole Community Church Friends of the Historical Museum, Inc. 2009 Special Olympics World Winter Boise, $1,000 Boise, $1,000 Boise, $1,000 Games Boise, $5,000 Boise High School Congregation Ahavath Beth Israel Garden City Library Foundation Boise, $500 Boise, $3,160 Garden City, $4,000 Ada County and Elmore County Meals on Wheels Program Boise Little Theater, Inc. Culinary Skills Training Center, Inc. Genesis World Mission, Inc. Boise, $2,000 Boise, $1,000 Boise, $6,000 Garden City, $3,000 All Saints Episcopal Church Boise Philharmonic Association, Inc. Day Christensen GOC Committee for Early Care and Learning Boise, $1,389 Boise, $14,097 Highland, $300 Boise, $250 American Express Boise Public Library Department of Idaho Veterans of Foreign Hillview United Methodist Church Boise, $250.30 Boise, $2,321 Wars of the United States Boise, $3,000 Boise, $2,500 American Red Cross of Greater Idaho Boise Public Schools Education Foundation, Inc. Humphreys Diabetes Center, Inc. Boise, $3,000 Boise, $1,000 Discovery Center of Idaho, Inc. Boise, $47,638 Boise, $2,500 American Red Cross of Greater Idaho - Boise Rescue Mission Idaho Black History Museum, Inc. Chapter Headquarters Boise, $5,254 Dress for Success Boise, Inc. Boise, $2,558 Boise, $2,000 Boise State University Foundation Meridian, $2,000 Idaho Botanical Gardens, Inc. Assistance League of Boise Boise, $491,693 Eagle Academy Boise, $4,000 Boise, $4,920 Boise Tuesday Musicale Eagle, $750 Idaho Community Foundation Association of Fundraising Professionals Boise, $1,000 Eagle High School Boise, $1,500 Idaho Chapter Boise Urban Garden School BUGS Inc. Eagle, $464.80 Idaho Conservation League, Inc. Boise, $1,000 Boise, $2,500 Eagle Senior Citizens, Inc. Boise, $500 Ballet Idaho, Inc. Boise WaterShed Exhibits, Inc. Eagle, $601.83 Idaho Dance Theatre Inc. Boise, $9,500 Boise, $10,000 Esther Simplot Performing Arts Academy Boise, $1,000 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest Idaho Boise Young Rider Development Squad Boise, $54,577.50 Idaho Department of Administration Boise, $2,000 Boise, $250 Executive Office for Families and Children Boise, $1,000 Bill Hagstotz Photography Boys and Girls Club of Ada County Boise, $35,190.46 Idaho Diabetes Youth Programs, Inc. Seattle, $261 Garden City, $3,000 Family Advocacy Center and Education Boise, $4,254 Bishop Kelly High School Foundation CARE aka Community Alzheimers Respite & Services Idaho Educational Public Broadcasting Boise, $13,000 Enrichment Inc. Boise, $2,000 Foundation Inc Blind Services Foundation Inc. Boise, $3,000 Family Advocate Program, Inc. Boise, $9,494 Boise, $2,000 CASI Foundation for Children, Inc. Boise, $1,500 Idaho Elks Rehabilitation Hospital Boise Art Museum, Inc. Boise, $1,971 First Presbyterian Church Boise, $4,500 Boise, $2,900 Celebrations in Music Boise, $1,500 Idaho Foodbank Warehouse, Inc. Boise At Its Best Meridian, $1,000 First United Methodist Church of Boise Boise, $9,500 Boise, $49.95 Childrens Free Dental Clinic, Inc. Boise, $1,500 Idaho Human Rights Education Center, Inc. Boise City Independent School District 1 Boise, $4,167 Foundation for Idaho History Inc. Boise, $4,000 Boise, $6,690 Children’s Home Society of Idaho Boise, $570 Idaho Humane Society, Inc. Boise, $7,071 Boise, $4,504

Grants 35 Peter T. Johnson:

Idaho Humanities Council Lee Pesky Learning Center “You Can Accomplish Anything If You Involve the Public” Boise, $60,138 Boise, $2,250 Idaho Lions Sight and Hearing Foundation, Make-a-Wish Foundation of Idaho Peter T. Johnson was ready to retire from Inc. Boise, $633 business to pursue a long-awaited third Boise, $1,000 Meridian Boys and Girls Club Idaho Museum of Mining and Geology Garden City, $1,500 career in McCall as a sculptor and artist. Boise, $289 Meridian Library District But he put his artistic ambitions on hold Idaho Press Club Meridian, $500 after he received a call from his friends John Boise, $500 Methodist Counseling Center, Inc. Fery and Roger Martell, members of the Idaho Rural Partnership Boise, $1,500 steering committee to investigate the Boise, $7,000 Mike Crapo Math and Science Fund formation of ICF. Idaho Shakespeare Festival, Inc. Boise, $500 Idaho was being short-changed, they told Boise, $10,754 Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Idaho him. On a national level, foundations were Idaho State Department of Education Chapter giving grants of $7.73 per capita. In Idaho, Boise, $200,000 Boise, $500 the per capita rate was $1.14, largely because Idaho Statesman National Multiple Sclerosis Society - Idaho there was no statewide organization to apply Boise, $1,170 Division for foundation money or to receive grants. Idaho Steelhead & Salmon Unlimited Inc. Boise, $2,500 Johnson had just finished his second Boise, $500 Opera Idaho, Inc. career—a term as administrator of the Idaho Velodrome and Cycling Park Assoc., Boise, $10,500 Bonneville Power Administration. “I had to Inc. Planned Parenthood of Idaho, Inc. deal with governors, senators and congressmen from all four states, plus the Boise, $18,000 Boise, $1,549 environmental community, among others. Idaho Voices for Children Foundation, Inc. Production Services International “It was quite different from the private sector. In the private sector, you make Garden City, $1,000 Boise, $1,601.10 your own analysis and then implement it,” said Johnson, who had been chief Idaho Women’s Charitable Foundation, Inc. Project PATCH executive of the Trus Joist Corporation in his first career. Boise, $41,305.76 Boise, $3,500 “I learned from the Bonneville experience that you could accomplish much more Idaho Youth Ranch, Inc. ROK Special Project Fund - Key Bank Acct Boise, $2,390 Star, $2,602.20 if you slow down and invite people to contribute the ideas that are important to them. So we met face-to-face with people across Idaho to seek the advice of affected Idaho Zoological Society Ronald McDonald House Charities of Boise, $13,710 Idaho, Inc. parties,” he added. Interfaith Sanctuary Housing Services, Inc. Boise, $1,300 In fact, he had just written an article for the Harvard Business Review on his (sponsored by The Interfaith Alliance of Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center experience, called “How I Turned a Critical Public into Useful Consultants.” Idaho) Foundation The article contained advice that he remembered in initiating ICF, said Johnson, Boise, $3,500 Boise, $1,250 who spent five months working fulltime on the effort. Following the launch of ICF, International Rescue Committee Salvation Army, Boise Chapter he then served many more months as chairman of the gift acceptance committee of Boise, $2,000 Boise, $3,000 the board. Boise Cascade donated an office, telephone and secretarial services during ITT Technical Scottish Rite Foundation of Idaho, Inc. the early months. Ada, $1,200 Boise, $2,600 “We knew that we had to organize the state to be sure that everyone felt they Jensenbelts Associates Senior Solutions, Inc. were treated equally,” he recalled, “and we looked to the New Hampshire Boise, $721.76 Boise, $5,000 Community Foundation for suggestions. We followed their model, which was to John Francis Graphic Design Seven Oaks Elementary School divide the state into geographic areas, with a regional advisory panel to provide Boise, $350 Eagle, $580.37 local input for each one. We solved the riddle, and it was the open discussions John William Jackson Fund SHE, Inc throughout the state that gave us the answer. Boise, $5,000 Boise, $1,500 “It took a true team effort to establish ICF,” stressed Johnson, who also has Junior League of Boise Idaho Silver Sage Girl Scout Council, Inc. established the Peter T. and Carolyn C. Johnson Fund in ICF. “I think I can speak for Boise, $600 Boise, $1,000 all of us in saying that it has met every expectation, even though we could always Learning Lab, Inc. Small Business Success Center use more donors. I think the longevity of ICF is assured.” Garden City, $25,468 Boise, $5,700

Grants 36 Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Southwest ADAMS COUNTY Portneuf Greenway Foundation, Inc. Bear Lake Valley Health Care Foundation Idaho Council Pocatello, $251 Montpelier, $2,750 Boise, $1,000 Hope Center for Women and Children Portneuf Health Care Foundation, Inc. Montpelier Community Foundation, Inc. St. Joseph’s School New Meadows, $2,500 Pocatello, $22,000 Montpelier, $2,000 Boise, $2,000 Mini-Cassia Reading Foundation Public Hospital Cooperative, Inc. Total Bear Lake County, $14,250 St. Luke’s Health Foundation, Ltd. Heyburn, $1,514 Pocatello, $3,000 Boise, $2,000 Total Adams County, $4,014 Sixth Judicial District CASA Program, Inc. St. Mary’s Church Pocatello, $2,000 BENEWAH COUNTY Boise, $3,500 South Bannock County Historical Center, Benewah Community Hospital St. Michael’s Episcopal Cathedral BANNOCK COUNTY Inc. St. Maries, $3,500 Boise, $14,500 Lava Hot Springs, $3,002 Aid for Friends, Inc. Benewah County Extension TableRock Catering Pocatello, $1,178 Total Bannock County, $192,286 St. Maries, $3,000 Boise, $3,489.80 Bannock County School District 25 Greater Benewah County Humane Society Teen Challenge of Idaho, Inc. Pocatello, $1,000 St. Maries, $865 Boise, $1,000 BEAR LAKE COUNTY Bright Tomorrows, Inc. Greater St. Joe Development Foundation, Inc. The Cabin Pocatello, $3,500 Bear Lake County Library District St. Maries, $2,000 Boise, $48,254 City of Pocatello Montpelier, $5,000 Mountain States Group, Inc. The Caring Foundation, Inc. Pocatello, $28,100 Bear Lake High School Boise, $2,500 Boise, $6,667 Friends of the Marshall Public Library,Inc. Montpelier, $4,500 Plummer Public Library The Cross at Tablerock Pocatello, $2,500 Plummer, $1,000 Boise, $1,299 Gate City Youth Soccer League The Jesse Tree of Idaho Pocatello, $3,475 Boise, $6,036 Idaho Department of Fish and Game The Landing Foundation Pocatello, $2,900 Eagle, $2,500 Idaho Diabetes Youth Programs, Inc. The Salvation Army Boise Corps Boise, $2,500 Boise,, $2,000 Idaho Shakespeare Festival, Inc. The Studio Corp Boise, $6,000 Boise, $150 Idaho State University Thumbtack Express Pocatello, $22,540 Boise, $117 Idaho State University Foundation Treasure Valley Family YMCA Pocatello, $54,209 Boise, $94,185 Marsh Valley Performing Arts Committee United Way of Treasure Valley Arimo, $3,200 Boise, $13,621 Marsh Valley Senior Citizens, Inc. University of Phoenix Downey, $2,500 Meridian, $800 Old Town Pocatello Verandah Sportswear Pocatello, $7,250 Boise, $2,256.74 Pocatello Arts Council Warm Springs Historic District Pocatello, $10,000 Boise, $500 Pocatello Cross Country Ski Foundation, Inc. Welch Music Inc. Pocatello, $5,900 Boise, $400 Pocatello School District 25 Women’s and Children’s Alliance, Inc. Pocatello, $2,781 Boise, $9,015 Poky Free Bikes Inc. Total Ada County, $1,520,106 Pocatello, $2,500

Grants 37 St. Maries Joint School District 41 Blaine County Hunger Coalition, Inc. Idaho Rivers United, Inc. The Community Library Association, Inc St. Maries, $5,000 Hailey, $500 Boise, $2,500 Ketchum, $2,500 St. Maries Volunteer Community Clinic, Inc. Blaine County Recreation District Idaho Youth Ranch, Inc. The Council Circle Foundation, Inc. St. Maries, $4,000 Hailey, $12,500 Boise, $1,500 Hailey, $10,750 Total Benewah County, $21,865 Blaine County School District Education Lee Pesky Learning Center The Crisis Hot Line, Inc. Foundation Boise, $5,500 Ketchum, $1,000 Hailey, $500 Little Wood River Library District The Nature Conservancy of Idaho Inc BINGHAM COUNTY Blaine County Seniors’ Council, Inc. Carey, $5,000 Hailey, $10,403 Hailey, $4,500 McStay Construction University of Idaho, Blaine County Extension Aberdeen School District Campfire Foundation, Inc., The Bellevue, $3,690 Hailey, $2,500 Aberdeen, $10,000 Ketchum, $500 National Alliance on Mental Illness - Wood Wildland Firefighters Foundation Blackfoot Sixth Grade School Canine Companions for Independence, Inc. River Valley Boise, $500 Blackfoot, $2,283 Ketchum, $500 Hailey, $18,500 Wood River Community Young Men’s Firth Middle School Caritas Chorale Limited Picabo Livestock Co., Inc. Christian Association, Inc. Firth, $500 Ketchum, $2,000 Picabo, $4,241 Ketchum, $2,000 Lillian Vallely School, Inc. City of Bellevue Planned Parenthood of Idaho, Inc. Wood River Fire and Rescue Firefighters Blackfoot, $10,500 Bellevue, $500 Boise, $6,000 Association Snake River Latino Parent Commitee City of Carey Positive Partners Assistance Dogs, Inc. Hailey, $10,000 Blackfoot, $2,000 Carey, $500 Hailey, $250 Wood River Jewish Community Center Inc. Snake River School District 52 Company of Fools, Inc. Presbyterian Church of the Big Wood Ketchum, $500 Blackfoot, $2,500 Hailey, $2,000 Ketchum, $500 Wood River Land Trust United Way of Southeastern Idaho, Inc. Conservation Inc. Rotarun Ski Club, Inc. Hailey, $750 Pocatello, $5,000 Richfield, $39,197.43 Hailey, $9,000 Wood River Rideshare Total Bingham County, $32,783 Conservation Seeding & Restoration, Inc. Sagebrush Equine Training Center for the Ketchum, $2,655 Kimberly, $398.88 Handicapped, Inc. Wood River Valley Dollars for Scholars BLAINE COUNTY Community Library Association, Inc. Hailey, $14,750 Foundation Ketchum, $500 Sawtooth Botanical Garden Inc. Ketchum, $500 Adams Excavating Company of Fools, Inc. Sun Valley, $750 Wood River Women’s Charitable Foundation Kimberly, $60,540 Hailey, $1,000 Silver Creek Restoration Fund Ketchum, $33,768.33 Advocates for Real Community Housing Croy Canyon Ranch Foundation, Inc. Picabo, $2,000 Woodside Elementary Character Education Ketchum, $750 Hailey, $10,000 St. Luke’s Wood River Foundation, Inc. Committee Advocates for Survivors of Domestic Violence Environmental Resource Center Ketchum, $5,000 Hailey, $1,000 and Sexual Assault, Inc. Ketchum, $14,000 St. Thomas Episcopal Church Total Blaine County, $533,713 Hailey, $13,500 Expedition Inspiration Fund Ketchum, $3,080 American Association of Avalanche Ketchum, $1,000 Sun Valley Adaptive Sports Professionals Habitat for Humanity - Blaine County Ketchum, $17,500 BOISE COUNTY Ketchum, $500 Twin Falls, $500 Sun Valley Center for the Arts and Garden Valley District Library American Cancer Society, Idaho Division Hailey Historic Preservation Commission Humanities, Inc. Garden Valley, $1,500 Boise, $500 Sun Valley, $8,550 Hailey, $500 Horseshoe Bend and Area Senior Citizens, Animal Shelter of Wood River Valley Hailey Park Ice, Inc. Sun Valley Opera Company Inc. Hailey, $2,827 Hailey, $23,000 Ketchum, $3,000 Horseshoe Bend, $2,000 Bald Mountain Rescue Fund Inc. Hailey Ski Team Sun Valley Performing Arts Center, Inc. Lowman Ambulance, Inc. Ketchum, $21,500 Hailey, $9,250 Sun Valley, $4,000 Lowman, $761 Bellevue Public Library Hospice of the Wood River Valley Inc. Sun Valley Ski Education Foundation Inc. Mores Creek Ambulance Bellevue, $500 Ketchum, $10,050 Sun Valley, $22,360 Boise, $2,000 Blaine County Commissioners Idaho Conservation League, Inc. Sun Valley Summer Symphony Hailey, $20,000 Boise, $250 Sun Valley, $107,000 Total Boise County, $6,261

Grants 38 BONNER COUNTY BONNEVILLE COUNTY Idaho Falls Family YMCA BUTTE COUNTY Idaho Falls, $10,000 Arts Alliance, Inc. Bonneville County Historical Society, Inc. Idaho Falls Opera Theatre, Inc. Lost Rivers Senior Citizens, Inc. Sandpoint, $2,500 Idaho Falls, $3,269 Idaho Falls, $1,000 Arco, $1,200 Blanchard Area Seniors, Inc. Bonneville County Humane Society Idaho Falls Public Library Total Butte County, $1,200 Blanchard, $2,000 Idaho Falls, $1,134 Idaho Falls, $2,269 Bonner Community Food Center Chapel of the Valley, Swan Valley Idaho Falls School District 91 Sandpoint, $2,000 Swan Valley, $2,269 Idaho Falls, $4,000 CAMAS COUNTY Bonner County Historical Society Christmas Box Angel Special Project Fund Idaho Falls Symphony Society, Inc. Camas County School District 121 Sandpoint, $527 Idaho Falls, $14,600 Idaho Falls, $6,036 Fairfield, $4,910 Community Cancer Services City of Idaho Falls Idaho Falls Youth Arts Centre, Inc. Sandpoint, $31,000 Idaho Falls, $5,074 Idaho Falls, $5,000 Total Camas County, $4,910 Community Coalition for Families Community Outreach Center, Inc. Idaho Wildlife Federation Bonners Ferry, $1,500 Idaho Falls, $500 Boise, $2,269 CANYON COUNTY East Bonner Co. Free Library Dist. Consumer Financial Solutions Idaho Writer’s League, Inc. - Idaho Falls Sandpoint, $15,000 Boise, $1,000 Chapter 21st Century Community Learning Center Festival at Sandpoint, Inc. Eastern Idaho Community Action Idaho Falls, $1,900 Program, Wilder School District Sandpoint, $25,000 Partnership Judicial District VII CASA Program, Inc. Wilder, $3,000 First Book Idaho Falls, $3,000 Idaho Falls, $2,000 Advocates Against Family Violence, Inc. Sandpoint, $4,000 Eastern Idaho Technical College Parent to Parent, Inc. Caldwell, $2,500 Idaho Native Plant Society, Inc. - Idaho Falls, $12,416 Idaho Falls, $10,000 Caldwell Fine Arts Series, Inc. Kinnikinnick Chapter Eastern Idaho Technical College Foundation Shepherd’s Inn Corporation Caldwell, $4,209 Sandpoint, $500 Idaho Falls, $26,356 Idaho Falls, $2,500 Calvary Holiness Church Kinderhaven, Inc. First Book St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Wilder, $2,500 Sandpoint, $2,351 Idaho Falls, $3,500 Idaho Falls, $626 Children’s Voices, Inc. Longyear Museum First Presbyterian Church of Idaho Falls St. Vincent de Paul of Idaho Falls - FreeMed Caldwell, $2,000 Chestnut Hill, $15,000 Idaho Falls, $4,045 Idaho Falls, $500 City of Nampa Panhandle Alliance for Education Inc. Goodfellow Fund, Inc. Tautphaus Park Zoological Society, Inc. Nampa, $2,500 Sandpoint, $19,750 Idaho Falls, $2,476 Idaho Falls, $3,403 College of Idaho, Inc. Panhandle Animal Shelter Habitat for Humanity of Idaho Falls Taylor’s Crossing Public Charter School, Inc. Caldwell, $39,886 Sandpoint, $10,000 Idaho Falls, $2,500 Idaho Falls, $350 Girls on the Run Idaho, Inc. Panida Theater Committee, Inc. Home Lighting Center, Branch 3 The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho, Inc. Boise, $1,800 Sandpoint, $5,000 Idaho Falls, $1,290.62 Idaho Falls, $5,800 Greenleaf Friends Academy Pend Oreille Arts Council, Inc. Hospice of Eastern Idaho, Inc. The Caring Foundation, Inc. Greenleaf, $3,873 Sandpoint, $4,000 Idaho Falls, $2,269 Boise, $2,500 Idaho Arts Charter School Priest Lake Search & Rescue, Inc. Humane Society of the Upper Valley Willard Arts Center and Colonial Theater Nampa, $2,000 Coolin, $2,000 Idaho Falls, $1,134 Idaho Falls, $8,000 Idaho Association of Family and Consumer West Bonner County Food Bank, Inc. Hunters Idaho Falls Monument Total Bonneville County, $186,402 Sciences Priest River, $1,000 Idaho Falls, $11,712.50 Parma, $491 West Bonner County School District 83 Idaho Community Foundation BOUNDARY COUNTY Idaho Federation of Families for Children’s Priest River, $5,000 Boise, $2,269 Mental Health West Bonner Library District Idaho Educational Public Broadcasting Boundary County Boise, $2,000 Priest River, $1,000 Foundation, Inc Bonners Ferry, $2,500 Idaho Foundation for Private Enterprise & Boise, $1,300 Boundary County Historical Society, Inc. Economic Education Total Bonner County, $149,128 Idaho Falls Arts Council, Inc. Bonners Ferry, $2,500 Boise, $3,000 Idaho Falls, $15,874 South Boundary Fire District Idaho Hispanic Caucus Institute for Research Idaho Falls Ducks Unlimited Naples, $1,500 & Education Caldwell, $1,000 Idaho Falls, $261 Total Boundary County, $6,500

Grants 39 Park Price:

“Our Best Work Is in the Rural Communities” Idaho Legal Aid Services, Inc. Grace District Library Boise, $2,000 Grace, $1,500 Melba Cottage Library North Gem Education Foundation “The Idaho Community Foundation does its Melba, $1,862 Bancroft, $3,350 best work with the small, targeted grants that Mercy Hospital, Inc. North Gem School District 149 help improve the quality of life for many Nampa, $1,000 Bancroft, $3,500 Idahoans, particularly in rural Idaho,” believes Music Theatre of Idaho Soda Springs High School Idaho Falls’ Park Price, whose company was Nampa, $1,500 Soda Springs, $8,561 one of the founding donors of the Idaho Nampa Christian Schools Inc. The Chesterfield Foundation, Inc. Community Foundation. Nampa, $100,000 Bancroft, $2,500 Price became a founding board member Nampa Civic Foundation, Inc. Total Caribou County, $22,551 because of his belief that philanthropy in Idaho Nampa, $2,389 historically “was just too local,” often Nampa Family Shelter Coalition, Inc. overlooking the smaller communities. Nampa, $3,000 CASSIA COUNTY Nampa Schools Foundation “If you lived outside the Treasure Valley, Albion American Legion Auxiliary Unit 124 Nampa, $250 there weren’t enough philanthropic funds to Albion, $1,620 Nampa Canyon Police Activities League, make a significant difference. In addition, there Albion Senior Citizens, Inc. Inc. Albion, $1,000 was both regional pride and jealousy. Many of Nampa, $4,000 the largest donors, including large Idaho American Cancer Society Northwest Children’s Home Inc. Burley, $1,000 companies with operations throughout the Nampa, $5,000 Burley Public Library state, were headquartered in Boise and that’s where their charitable focus had been. Northwest Nazarene University, Inc. Burley, $20,700 “The beauty of ICF was that a great group of people, led by John Fery, went around Nampa, $7,500 Burley Senior High School the state and convinced many of us to break through this parochial thinking and to Planned Parenthood of Idaho, Inc. Burley, $12,000 look at Idaho as a whole. That was very compelling for me.” Boise, $2,500 Cassia County Joint School District 151 Price grew up in Pocatello, the only child of an auto dealer and his wife. After St Clare’s Food Pantry @ St Vincent de Paul Burley, $2,500 graduating from Dartmouth College, he joined General Motors. When his father retired of Caldwell in 1979 he returned to Pocatello and took over Park Price Motor Co. He sold the Caldwell, $2,000 City of Rupert Rupert, $1,000 dealership in 2003, and shifted his focus to banking, having served on the Federal Terry Reilly Health Services Reserve Bank of San Francisco advisory council from 1985 - 1990. Today he is Boise, $17,167 Declo Elementary School Declo, $3,000 president of the Bank of Idaho. The Boys and Girls Club of Nampa, Inc. Declo Junior High School Price became ICF’s second chair, serving from 1997 to 2000 and was honored as Nampa, $1,000 Declo, $3,000 Friend of the Foundation the following year. When he retired from the board in 2001, The Cabin Boise, $3,000 Elba, Inc. he had served longer than any previous director. Elba, $1,000 ICF has been a family affair as well. His wife, Sharon, served on the Foundation’s Treasure Valley Family YMCA Boise, $2,500 Literacy Leadership, Inc. grants committee from 1988 to 1992, helping to shape the grant-making philosophy Burley, $3,000 and the reliance on regional advisory panels that continues today. Valley Crisis Center, Inc. Nampa, $2,500 Mini-Cassia Community Chest, Inc. One of his hopes for the future is for ICF to partner with more foundations so that Burley, $12,000 additional grants come to Idaho. “We’ve been very effective in grant-making, and we Total Canyon County, $229,927 Mount Harrison Heritage Foundation now are attracting dollars from other charitable organizations,” he said. For example, Burley, $5,623 the Steele-Reese Foundation has provided almost half a million dollars in grants to CARIBOU COUNTY National Center for Fathering more than 230 organizations through ICF. Shawnee Mission, $1,500 “It’s been a very satisfying experience to be involved with philanthropy in Idaho,” American Legion Post 62 Oakley Elementary School Price added. “People are willing to invest their money and give back to a state that has Soda Springs, $2,500 Oakley, $4,000 been good to them.” Caribou County Community Orchestra Oakley Free Library District “I’m very proud of what we have done,” he concluded. “We started from scratch Bancroft, $640 Oakley, $2,500 with no history but just a belief of what is possible. It’s been terrific.”

Grants 40 Oakley Jr./Sr. High School ELMORE COUNTY Gem County Senior Citizens, Inc. Idaho County Food Bank Oakley, $2,500 Emmett, $4,850 Grangeville, $5,800 Pomerelle Institute, Inc. Glenns Ferry Historical Museum Lewis-Clark State College Foundation Kooskia Youth and Recreation Organization Albion, $1,028 Glenns Ferry, $2,000 Lewiston, $500 Stites, $1,500 Raft River Bookmobile Mountain Home Historical Society inc. Project Starfish, Inc. REACH Club, Inc. Almo, $7,000 Mountain Home, $2,000 Emmett, $6,800 Elk City, $2,500 Total Cassia County, $85,971 Total Elmore County, $4,000 Total Gem County, $41,608 St. Mary’s Hospital Cottonwood, $3,000 Syringa General Hospital CLARK COUNTY FRANKLIN COUNTY GOODING COUNTY Grangeville, $6,000 Upper Clearwater Community Foundation Clark County School District 161 Franklin County Clerk’s Office Boy Scout Troop 33 Kamiah, $1,500 Dubois, $9,700 Preston, $2,000 Gooding, $1,000 White Bird Quick Response Unit Franklin County Senior Citizen Center Bliss Fire District Total Clark County, $9,700 White Bird, $1,900 Preston, $1,000 Bliss, $500 Preston High School Gooding Basque Association Total Idaho County, $45,400 CLEARWATER COUNTY Preston, $2,000 Gooding, $3,500 Preston School District Gooding County Historical Society City of Orofino Preston, $10,000 Gooding, $2,000 Orofino, $5,000 West Side School District 202 Gooding County Senior Citizens Clearwater Fire Chiefs Association Dayton, $9,800 Organization, Inc. Orofino, $2,500 Gooding, $2,000 Clearwater Youth Alliance, a Community Total Franklin County, $24,800 Idaho State School for the Deaf & Blind Coalition for Youth Gooding, $5,000 Orofino, $4,823 FREMONT COUNTY Sherburn Smith Memorial Library Orofino High School Wendell, $2,000 Orofino, $3,000 North Fremont High School/Fremont County Wendell High School Pierce Community Improvement School District 215 Wendell, $2,500 Corporation Ashton, $3,685 Pierce, $5,000 Total Gooding County, $18,500 Total Fremont County , $3,685 Pierce Elementary Pierce, $3,600 IDAHO COUNTY Weippe Hilltop Heritage Society GEM COUNTY Weippe, $2,500 Camas Prairie Pre-School Children’s Home Society of Idaho Grangeville, $5,000 Total Clearwater County, $26,423 Boise, $500 City of Cottonwood City Life Inc. Cottonwood, $1,500 Emmett, $6,500 CUSTER COUNTY City of Riggins City of Emmett Riggins, $4,200 City of Challis Emmett, $5,000 City of Stites Challis, $4,000 Emmett Community Playhouse, Inc. Stites, $5,000 Clayton Area Historical Association Inc. Emmett, $3,800 Grangeville Arts, Inc. Clayton, $2,500 Emmett Ferret Shelter Grangeville, $3,500 Sawtooth Valley Meditation Chapel Emmett, $458 Harpster Volunteer Fire Association Stanley, $642 Emmett High School Kooskia, $3,000 Emmett, $4,250 Total Custer County, $7,142 Hope Pregnancy Center of Central Emmett Public Library Idaho Emmett, $8,950 Grangeville, $1,000

Grants 41 JEFFERSON COUNTY Jerome County Senior Citizens Service Area, Boys and Girls Club of Kootenai County Human Rights Education Institute, Inc. Inc. Idaho Inc. Coeur d’Alene, $250 Hamer Elementary School Jerome, $3,000 Post Falls, $1,500 Idaho Child Abuse Response (I.C.A.R.E.), Hamer, $4,786 Total Jerome County, $6,250 Bridge Academy Inc. Midway Middle School Coeur d’Alene, $500 Coeur d’Alene, $20,250 Menan, $300 Carrousel Players of the Coeur d’Alene Idaho Distance Education Academy Rigby City Library KOOTENAI COUNTY Summer Theatre Post Falls, $300 Rigby, $1,000 Coeur d’Alene, $250 Idaho Drug Free Youth American Red Cross of Greater Idaho - Children’s Village, Inc. Coeur d’Alene, $1,000 West Jefferson Senior Citizens Inc. Chapter Headquarters Coeur d’Alene, $750 Terreton, $1,080 Boise, $2,000 Idaho Shakespeare Festival, Inc. Coeur d’Alene Area Swim Team Boise, $4,000 American Red Cross of Greater Idaho, North Total Jefferson County, $7,166 Post Falls, $500 Idaho District Idaho Youth Ranch, Inc. Coeur d’Alene, $500 Coeur d’Alene Arts & Culture Alliance Boise, $750 Coeur d’Alene, $250 JEROME COUNTY Association for Handicapped Recreation, Inc. Idaho Youth Ranch/Anchor House Coeur d’Alene Homes, Inc. Coeur d’Alene, $500 Ascension Priory Coeur d’Alene, $2,500 Coeur d’Alene, $633 Inland Northwest Lutheran Outdoor Jerome, $500 Birthright of North Idaho Inc. Coeur d’Alene, $500 Coeur d’Alene Public Library Foundation, Ministries (INLOM) Fifth Judicial District CASA Program, Inc. Inc. Coeur d’Alene, $2,971 Jerome, $250 Boy Scouts of America Inland Northwest Coeur d’Alene, $3,500 Kootenai County Police and Fire Memorial Idaho CASA Association, Inc. Council - Pack 210 Coeur d’Alene, $500 Coeur d’Alene School District 271 Foundation, Inc. Jerome, $3,000 Coeur d’Alene, $4,069 Hayden, $500 Coeur d’Alene Symphony Orchestra, Inc. Kootenai County Search and Rescue Council Coeur d’Alene, $4,500 Hayden, $250 Community Building Partners, Inc. Kootenai Humane Society, Inc. Post Falls, $11,344 Hayden, $1,750 Dirne Community Health Clinic Kootenai Medical Center Foundation Inc. Coeur d’Alene, $23,250 Coeur d’Alene, $4,600 East Side Fire District Lake City Community Church Harrison, $2,000 Coeur d’Alene, $141,000 Epilepsy Foundation of Idaho - Lakes Middle School Coeur d’Alene Coeur d’Alene, $3,250 Couer d’Alene, $250 Lutheran Academy of the Master Family Promise of North Idaho Coeur d’Alene, $250 Coeur d’Alene, $1,250 National Alliance for the Mentally Ill - Festival at Sandpoint, Inc. Coeur D Alene Inc. Sandpoint, $20,000 Coeur d’Alene, $2,750 First Judicial District CASA Program, Inc. National Multiple Sclerosis Society - Coeur d’Alene, $1,750 Idaho Division Fresh Start Boise, $250 Coeur d’Alene, $1,250 Noah’s Ark Learning Center Friends of Head Start Inc. Coeur d’Alene, $1,000 Coeur d’Alene, $5,000 North Idaho Association for the Education Hayden Lake Friends Church of Young Children Hayden, $250 Coeur d’Alene, $1,000 Hayden Meadows Elementary School North Idaho College Foundation Inc. Hayden Lake, $2,000 Coeur d’Alene, $20,000 Hospice of North Idaho, Inc. Hayden, $3,500

Grants 42 North Idaho Friends of the Opera and the LATAH COUNTY Zions Bank Madison County Senior Citizens Association, Arts, Inc. Moscow, $1,975.71 Inc. Coeur d’Alene, $6,000 Rexburg, $1,821 Bovill Improvement Group Gem Total Latah County, $175,772 Open Arms Pregnancy Care Center Inc. Community, Inc. Sugar-Salem High School Coeur d’Alene, $750 Bovill, $1,500 Sugar City, $2,147 Post Falls Historical Society, Inc. City of Troy LEMHI COUNTY Union Lyman Elementary School Post Falls, $500 Troy, $1,500 Rexburg, $1,800 Child Life Support Services, Inc. Post Falls Public Library Clearwater Resource Conservation and Lemhi, $2,500 Total Madison County, $53,095 Post Falls, $1,000 Development Council, Inc City of Salmon Post Falls School District 273 Moscow, $5,000 Salmon, $1,000 Post Falls, $12,277 Clearwater Valley Hospital and Clinics, Inc. MINIDOKA COUNTY Lemhi’s Afterschool Promise Inc. Project Safe Place Kendrick, $2,500 Salmon, $5,000 City of Burley Coeur d’Alene, $10,125 Festival Dance and Performing Arts Salmon Elks Lodge 1620 Burley, $3,500 Rose Lake Community Historical Society, Inc. Association, Inc. Salmon, $283 Community Oasis Outreach Cataldo, $2,000 Moscow, $4,000 Salmon School District 291 Rupert, $3,000 Salvation Army-KROC Center Gritman Medical Center Foundation, Inc. Salmon, $5,333.86 DeMary Memorial Public Library Coeur d’Alene, $6,250 Moscow, $4,000 WhiteWater Therapeutic and Recreational Rupert, $4,000 Sorensen Elementary School Idaho Assistive Technology Project Riding Association (WTRRA) Mini-Cassia Reading Foundation Coeur d’Alene, $250 Moscow, $8,461 Salmon, $913 Heyburn, $2,500 Soterion, Inc. Idaho Impact Inc Renaissance Arts Center, Inc. Spirit Lake, $2,000 Moscow, $7,500 Total Lemhi County, $15,030 Rupert, $4,000 St. Marks Lutheran Church J-K Good Samaritan Food Bank St. Nicholas Catholic School Hayden, $500 Kendrick, $1,500 LEWIS COUNTY Rupert, $6,117 TESH, Inc. Kendrick Junior-Senior High School Coeur d’Alene, $19,750 Kendrick, $3,500 City of Craigmont Total Minidoka County, $23,117 The Caring Foundation, Inc. Kendrick-Juliaetta Community Development Craigmont, $2,000 Boise, $2,000 Association Kamiah Community Library NEZ PERCE COUNTY The Society of St. Vincent de Paul in the City Kendrick, $4,000 Kamiah, $2,000 of Coeur d’Alene Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre, Inc. Kamiah Joint School District 304 Boys & Girls Clubs of the Lewis Clark Valley, Coeur d’Alene, $3,000 Moscow, $1,000 Kamiah, $1,442 Inc. The Women’s Center, Inc. Key Bank Upper Clearwater Community Foundation Lewiston, $6,680 Coeur d’Alene, $7,000 Canton, $4,248 Kamiah, $5,000 Community Action Partnership Lorang Farm Restoration Lewiston, $4,500 TLC Learning Center, a ministry of Trinity Total Lewis County, $10,442 Lutheran Church Genesee, $1,000 First Book Lewis-Clark State College Coeur d’Alene, $5,000 Moscow Central Lions Club Lewiston, $2,000 United Way of Kootenai County, Inc. Moscow, $1,958 LINCOLN COUNTY Lewis-Clark State College Coeur d’Alene, $1,250 Moscow School District 281 Lewiston, $7,181 Shoshone Public Library Winton Elementary School Moscow, $5,000 Lewiston Civic Theatre Performing Arts Shoshone, $2,500 Coeur d’Alene, $250 Rendezvous in Moscow, Inc. Center Theta Chapter, Alpha Nu State, The Delta Women’s Gift Alliance Moscow, $1,000 Lewiston, $2,000 Kappa Gamma Society International Coeur d’Alene, $5,647.93 St. Mary’s Catholic Elementary School Lewiston Library Shoshone, $3,900 Woodland Middle School Moscow, $350 Lewiston, $1,781 Coeur d’Alene, $1,000 Troy Recreation Outreach for Youth Total Lincoln County, $6,400 Lewiston-Clarkston Young Women’s Worley Ambulance Association Troy, $4,994 Christian Association Worley, $1,700 University of Idaho MADISON COUNTY Lewiston, $4,852 Worley Senior Citizen Council, Inc. Moscow, $71,576 Modie Park Conservancy, Inc. Worley, $1,500 University of Idaho Foundation, Inc. Brigham Young University - Idaho Lewiston, $1,000 Moscow, $39,209 Rexburg, $47,327 Total Kootenai County, $400,596

Grants 43 Northwest Children’s Home Silver City Fire & Rescue, Inc. Kellogg Project Uplift TWIN FALLS COUNTY Lewiston, $1,000 Nampa, $2,500 Kellogg, $1,500 Orchards Elementary School Total Owyhee County, $87,500 Shoshone County Community Health Clinic Boy Scouts of America, Snake River Council Lewiston, $2,400 Osburn, $4,000 Twin Falls, $42,532 Peck Elementary School Shoshone County Even Start Boys and Girls Clubs of Magic Valley Peck, $3,425 PAYETTE COUNTY Kellogg, $9,500 Twin Falls, $1,785 Second Judicial District CASA Program, Inc. Sierra Silver Mine Tour City of Buhl Armoral Tuttle Public Library Lewiston, $1,000 Wallace, $2,154 Buhl, $2,000 New Plymouth, $2,500 Snake River Community Clinic, Inc. College of Southern Idaho Friends of XL Hospice, Inc. Total Shoshone County, $21,154 Lewiston, $4,000 Twin Falls, $8,486 Payette, $2,500 College of Southern Idaho Foundation Inc Total Nez Perce County, $41,819 Payette County Senior Citizens, Inc. TETON COUNTY Twin Falls, $5,000 Payette, $1,000 Family Health Services Corporation Pioneer Youth Ranch Friends of the Teton River, Inc. ONEIDA COUNTY Twin Falls, $4,167 Parma, $2,000 Driggs, $4,590 Filer Senior Haven, Inc. Malad City The Friends of the Portia Club, Inc. Teton Valley Education Foundation Filer, $1,000 Malad City, $6,000 Payette, $2,000 Driggs, $5,000 Kimberly Public Library Malad Elementary and Middle School After- Valley Family Health Care Teton Valley Health Care Foundation Kimberly, $1,000 School Program Payette, $4,946 Driggs, $2,500 Magic Valley Arts Council, Inc. Malad City, $1,750 Warren E. McCain Middle School Teton Regional Land Trust Twin Falls, $1,119 Malad Elementary School Payette, $58,680 Driggs, $250 Malad, $3,100 Magic Valley Symphony Orchestra Total Payette County, $73,626 Total Teton County, $12,340 Twin Falls, $1,119 Malad High School Malad, $2,099 Malad Middle School POWER COUNTY Malad, $3,150 American Falls District Library Malad Valley Theater Guild c/o City of Malad American Falls, $10,000 Malad, $1,500 American Falls Education Foundation Oneida County American Falls, $2,500 Malad, $450 American Falls School District 381 Oneida County Library American Falls, $3,500 Malad, $6,175 American Falls Theatre Guild, Inc. Oneida Crisis Center, Inc. American Falls, $2,400 Malad, $8,400 Hillcrest Elementary School Total Oneida County, $32,624 American Falls, $3,500 Power County Historical Society, Inc. OWYHEE COUNTY (c/oThree Rivers RC&D Council, Inc.) American Falls, $4,322 Bruneau American Legion Post 83 Three Rivers Resource Conservation & Bruneau, $2,000 Development Council Homedale Public Library Pocatello, $9,063 Homedale, $1,000 Total Power County, $35,285 Hope House, Inc. Marsing, $77,500 Marsing Resource Center, Inc. SHOSHONE COUNTY Marsing, $3,500 Idaho Dept. of Parks & Recreation Rimrock Senior Center Boise, $1,500 Grand View, $1,000 Kellogg High School Kellogg, $2,500 Grants 44 Murtaugh Joint School District Snowdon Wildlife Sanctuary, Inc. Murtaugh, $2,500 McCall, $2,000 Southern Idaho Learning Center St Andrew’s Episcopal Church Twin Falls, $4,273 McCall, $1,000 The Sheena Foundation, LTD University of Idaho Filer, $1,000 McCall, $4,500 Twin Falls Music Club Scholarship University of Idaho Valley County Extension Foundation, Inc. Cascade, $1,500 Twin Falls, $1,119 Valley Center Cemetery District Twin Falls Public Library Foundation, Inc. Donnelly, $1,000 Twin Falls, $1,357 Wilderness Science Education, Inc. Valley Housing Coalition McCall, $1,500 Twin Falls, $3,000 Total Valley County, $68,190 YMCA of Twin Falls, Inc. Twin Falls, $721 Total Twin Falls County, $122,668 WASHINGTON COUNTY Cascade Public Library VALLEY COUNTY Cascade, $1,500 Friends of the Weiser River Trail, Inc. Friends of the Donnelly Library Inc. Cambridge, $2,365 Foundation for the Children of the Montana State University Donnelly, $3,500 Midvale Community Library Californias Montana, $1,000 Idaho Educational Public Broadcasting Midvale, $3,000 San Diego, $250 Museum of the San Ramon Valley Foundation, Inc. Project Rose, Inc. Garces Memorial High School Danville, $500 Boise, $3,500 Weiser, $1,500 California, $250 National Multiple Sclerosis Society Idaho Humanities Council George Washington University Spokane, $250 Boise, $1,000 Total Washington County, $8,365 Virginia, $2,000 Northwest College of Art Idaho Shakespeare Festival, Inc. Girl Scouts Inland Empire Council Washington, $3,000 Boise, $2,500 OUT OF STATE Spokane, $1,000 Northwest Lions Foundation for Sight & Long Valley Families in Crisis Hands of Hope International Hearing McCall, $5,000 Angel Flight West, Inc. Monterey, $7,000 Seattle, $1,000 Santa Monica, $2,500 McCall Community Improvement INHS Foundation Orange County Community Foundation Corporation Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Inland Spokane, $5,000 Irvine, $2,020 McCall, $2,500 Northwest International Justice Mission Pacific Legal Foundation Spokane, $3,000 McCall Memorial Hospital Foundation, Inc. Washington, $2,000 Bellevue, $4,500 McCall, $1,000 Brigham Young University Institute of Metaphysical Science Palouse Discovery Science Center Utah, $5,702 McCall Public Library La Jolla, $15,000 Pullman, $3,000 McCall, $4,737 Camp Fire USA Inland Northwest Council International Bible School Peninsula Bible Church Spokane, $250 McCall Senior Center Texas, $300 Cupertino, $3,250 McCall, $1,500 Chesapeake Bay Foundation Jewish Federation of Greater Phoenix Planned Parenthood of the Inland Northwest Annapolis, $250 MCPAWS, Inc. Scottsdale, $500 Spokane, $250 McCall, $7,500 Clark Fork-Pend Oreille Coalition Kingdom Kids Adoption Ministries Portland State University Missoula, $2,000 Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church Spokane, $500 Portland, $2,500 McCall, $5,000 Corpus Christi Church Lane Community College Resourcing Christian Education International San Francisco, $250 Payette Lakes Ski Club Oregon, $1,000 Wheaton, $1,200 McCall, $8,453 Eastern Oregon State Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Rocky Mountain Care Foundation, Inc. Oregon, $1,254 Shepherd’s Home, Inc. Palo Alto, $250 Utah, $1,000 McCall, $10,500 Everett Community College Ludwig von Mises Institute Schweitzer Chapel Washington, $1,200 Auburn, $1,000 Spokane, $500

Grants 45 John Fery:

Seattle University Countless Hours Creating the Organization Washington, $790 Seeds of Peace, Inc. New York, $250 John Fery, who led the steering committee that explored the feasibility of the Shriners Hospital for Children Idaho Community Foundation and became its first chairman, remembers when he Spokane, $500 first heard about the community foundation concept. St. Michael the Archangel Parish D. Whitman Jones, a board member of the Whittenberger Foundation in Kailua-Kona, $5,000 Caldwell, approached Fery about the need for a community foundation in Idaho Student Ministries, Inc. and said that the Council on Foundations would provide technical assistance with Conroe, $300 its formation. The Whittenberger Foundation, he added, was prepared to contribute Tostan $100,000 over a five-year period. Washington, $500 “We talked about whether we should have a foundation for the city, the county, Treasure Valley Community College or the state,” Fery recalled. “We concluded that the city and county were too small Oregon, $700 in terms of population and that a statewide foundation could help in pulling this Trinity Bible Seminary very geographically divided state together.” Indiana, $1,000 “We realized that a statewide foundation could reach the smaller communities University of Montana that are sometimes neglected when people think about charitable gifts,” he said. Montana, $4,000 “The Steering Committee did the preliminary work of traveling around the state to University of Montana Western see whether there was interest in the concept of a statewide foundation. We found Dillon, $300 that there was. Then we did the preliminary work of putting together a mission University of Notre Dame statement, a legal entity and bylaws, and selecting the first board of directors. The first board was critically important, Indiana, $500 because it had to be composed of recognized leaders who would be truly representative of the state as a whole.” University of Oklahoma Fery and his wife, Delores, pledged an initial gift of $100,000. He spent many days on his trips to meet with community Oklahoma, $410 leaders. He says he’s never added up the hours, but he said with a chuckle, “I also was trying to run a company, so I did University of Oregon Oregon, $947 have some limitations on my time.” (Fery was then chairman and CEO of Boise Cascade Corporation.) At the Foundation’s beginning, its founders developed the concept of regional advisory panels, which still today make University of San Diego California, $5,000 recommendations to the board on grant applications and serve as the local representatives of the Foundation. The other key U.S. Merchant Marine to building the Foundation, Fery believes, has been a consistently strong board. New York, $1,000 “If you want a foundation that will serve into perpetuity, it is critical to revitalize it each year. The new people must have Utah State University strengths that are equal to or stronger than those of the directors who are leaving because the foundation can only be as Utah, $500 strong as its board members.” Washington State University Fery himself served as chairman for its first eight years, and then became chairman of the Foundation’s Asset Washington, $4,307 Development Committee. He and his wife have their own advised fund in ICF, and Boise Cascade created another fund in Wells Fargo Consumer Credit Group ICF in his honor when he retired from the company in 1994. He also led the fund drive that paid for the Foundation’s Des Moines, $501.97 home on State Street in Boise. Young Life What’s ahead as ICF enters its 21st year? Colorado Springs, $13,400 “I think the Foundation will continue to grow, both in the number of funds and its monetary size,” he said. “It is an Total Out Of State, $116,332 avenue that donors—whatever their financial means or philanthropic interests—may use to meet their charitable needs. As more people realize the benefits of ICF and as we continue to reach into all areas of the state through our board and regional panels, the Foundation will continue to grow and provide ever more benefits to the people of Idaho through its grant making process.” ICF honored Fery as the 2000 Friend of the Foundation. The annual report described his contributions well: “All associated with ICF will be forever grateful to John Fery for the leadership, commitment and vision which were so important in making the Idaho Community Foundation a permanent resource for Idaho. He is indeed a Friend of the Foundation.”

Grants 46 MEMBERSHIP

The Idaho Community Foundation reaches far and wide, not only with its grant-making, but with its membership. Hundreds of people all over the state believe in ICF and support its mission of enriching the quality of life throughout Idaho.

Benefactor (Membership J. Brent and Sandra Fery Darin and Ann DeAngeli Ralph Steele of $1,000 and above) George and Barbara Gauzza Ford and Jean Elsaesser Edward and Dorothy Stimpson Anthony and Susie Balukoff Dan and Mary Givens Clark and Sydney Fidler Bruce and Marilyn Sweeney John and Susan Bennett Ronald Graves and Diane Plastino Kent and Kim Fletcher William Talbott and Betsy RESPONSIBILITIES Richard and JoAnn Bennett Graves Ernest Fokes and Marilyn Gerdeman Douglas and Deidre Ralph and Mary Lynn Hartwell Montgomery Kiki Tidwell Chadderdon Jack and Julie Hawkins Alan L. Gummersall James and Cindy Todeschi Members are charged with the responsibility Christopher Davidson and Donald and Jan Haworth Guy Hearon and Cheryl Stewart Stephen and Carol Trott Sara Ifft Marilyn Howard Bryan Wewers of annually electing the Foundation’s Board Sharon Christoph John and Delores Fery George and Sondra Juetten Kenneth R. and Betty Huff Rosemarie Wimer and providing general advice and assistance. It James and Pirie Grossman Ray and Effie Kaufman Richard and Donna Hutter Dennis M. Winward is this statewide network that allows the good Fred and Sus Helpenstell Lex and Celia Kunau Doyle Jacklin James and Marlene Wogsland Tom and Alice Hennessey Brad and Teresa Little Kenlon and Carol Johnson Raymond Wolfe news of ICF to reach even the smallest Idaho William and Patricia Lodge Thomas and Joy Kealey Paul and Judy Yochum towns. Members share the vision, encourage Michael Hummel and Suzanne Boyle Phillip and Anita Murelaga Daniel and Pamela Keller nonprofits to apply for grants, and help create Duane and Susan Jacklin Richard L. Napier Robert E. Krueger Sustainer (Membership more funds so more distributions can be Dallas Peck and Cynthia Keller- Doug and Billie Nelson John and Elizabeth Laden-Losch of $100-$249) F. Craig and Carolyn Nelson Irv and Trudy Littman Mike and Linda Allen made. Our goal is to have members in every Peck Gary and Danielle Krouth T. Douglas and Nancy O’Brien Todd Maddock Robert and Meridith Allis Idaho county and community. Steven Love and Diane Ludgate Jane Falk Oppenheimer Michael and Janet McBride Paul and Carol Anderson Joshua and Margene Lunn DeRay Perry Camille McCray Clen and Emma Atchley Joseph and Patricia Marshall Alan and Wendy Pesky Kevin and Debbie McDonald Don and Judy Atkinson Roger and Claudia Martell Cathy Rosera Michael and Kathryn McNichols John and Shirley Atteberry MEMBERSHIP FEES Richard and Susan Parrish J. L. and Pat Scott James and Carole McWilliam Floyd and Jacqueline Ayers William and Lynda Rawlings Adelia G. Simplot Thomas and Cynthia Monge Brian and Karen Ballard Ben and Anna Rolphe David and Debbie Slaughter Robert and Mary Lee Morrell Dennis and Jodell Barber ICF offers a graduated membership fee Ron J. Sali Jordan and Mary Smith Peter and Barrie O’Neill David and Marlene Barber structure to accommodate those members who Gary T. Schneidmiller R. A. and Nancy Symms Skip and Esther Oppenheimer Robert D. Barclay Thomas and Charlotte Unger C.L. “Butch” Otter wish to support Foundation operating Gladys Schneidmiller Norman and Ellen Batt Richard and June Smith William and Virginia Woolley Keith and Michelle Pettyjohn Marty and Teresa Becker expenses. The minimum donation for an Carmelita Spencer Lucille Zanetti Margaret A. Plastino Joseph and Janet Bejsovec annual individual membership is $25. Lois Ukropina Park and Sharon Price Harvey and Myrna Bickett Sponsor (Membership of Marie H. Putnam Corporate and nonprofit memberships are also Thomas C. Wright W. Kurt and Lin Birkenhagen $250-$499) Timothy and Wanda Quinn John and Sandra Bishop available. Membership contributions are 100 Patron (Membership of Mary Abercrombie Richard and Georgiann Raimondi Ernest Blackwelder and Sheila Madelyn D. Rawlinson percent tax-deductible and are deposited $500-$999) Richard and Sharon Allen Hennessey Gayle Allen and Carol MacGregor Earl and Jodi Reynolds George and Susan Blodgett directly into the ICF general operating fund to John and Martha Arrington James Roper S. Hatch Barrett Kay Alspaugh Carl and Kathleen Bontrager help maintain the Foundation. For information Robert and Michelle Angell John and Enid Runft Barbara A. Botsch about becoming a member, please refer to the Thomas and Marilyn Beck Louise Shadduck Richard and Sherri Boardman Brad and Janice Baldwin Richard and Connie Bowen enclosed envelope, visit our Web site at Benjamin Rydalch and Laura David B. Shaw Susan H. Bower Greg Jacobson and Jean Alan and Laura Shealy Cenarrusa-Jacobson Bettis C. Richard and Vonnie Lue www.idcomfdn.org or contact the William and Wendy Binegar Marilyn T. Shuler Broulim ICF office. Julie Chenoweth Neal and Mary Lu Spencer Larry and Marilyn Cope Michael and Laurie Bork Barbara B. 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Carr Roy and Frances Ellsworth Mark and Christine Hatch Brian and Karen Loosli John and Karen Rosholt Pete and Freda Cenarrusa Carl and Joanna Engle James and Gail Hawkins Irv Baldwin and Betsy Hill John Lundeby and Marci Todd and Amy Rustad John Ballenot and Susan Earl and Kathleen Chandler Ted Epperly Robert and Donna Marie Hayes Schreiber Thomas and M. Susan Ryder Don and Dolores Chapman Andrew and Shannon Erstad N. Charles and Polly Hedemark Reinhard Gregory and Kathleen Maag Hayward and Karen Sawyer Britt and Cynthia Bambic Garn and Jackie Christensen B. Hyatt and Belen Erstad June E. Heilman Harry and Colleen Magnuson James and Mary Schmidt Donald and Joann Cissel Mark and Jill Eshman Leland and Brenda Heinrich Karl Baughman Gary and Kathleen Mahn Jerome and Marcia Selig Frederick Belzer and Theresa Trent and Rebecca Clark Kenneth and Valaree Estep Patricia J. Heldt Gary Maxwell Barbara P. Shinn Edward and Arita Cleary John and Lola Evans Tom and Shana Hennessey Kaufmann Warren and Bernie McCain Don and Mary Jean Simis James and Sharon Bennett Elbert and Edith Cleaveland Michael and Brenda Felton Michael and Danece Hess Bill and Lori McCann J.D. and Carrie Simplot Richard Clemens Roger and Sybil Ferguson Gene and Rosie Hill Jean Betebenner Douglas and Sharon McEwan J.R. and Esther Simplot Melvin E. Beutler David and Monica Clements Gary and Carolyn Fletcher Mark and Lynn Hofflund James and Maureen McFadden Gay C. Simplot Richard E. Cooke William and Gay Fruehling Cy and Virginia Holden Dan and Brenda Blitman Patrick and Karen McGahan Paula Brown Sinclair Roger and Donna Boe Michael and Kerrie Cope Wayne and Margaret Fuller Robert and Leslee Hoover James and Willa McLaughlin Pete and Rosalie Sisson James and Peggy Countryman Myron and Elfriede Gabbert Tom Hoppell Mary Boone Michael and Martha McMurray Norma Slade Michael and Sylvia Boyle Shirley L. 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Monk Mary Fran Soltman William and Doris Brydon Peter and Arlene Davidson Susan Graham Bill and Jacqueline Jackson John and Beverly Montgomery Craig and Jane Spencer Judd and Diane DeBoer William and Gratia Griffith Heather Jauregui Dean and Judy Buffington Bob and Jeanie Mooney Dan and Tana Stahn Carl and Gisela Burke Teresa Deshon Mark and Debora Grigg E. G. and Billye Jenkins Michael and Karen Mooney J. D. and LaPriel Stein Thomas and Linda Dixon George and Florence Grismer Peter and Carolyn Johnson Alan and Lynne Caba William and Mary Moore Alan and Gayle Stevenson W. M. and Lynn Calhoun Del and Arlene Dodd Gary and Joanne Gunther Larry Johnson Joseph and Lynn Morris John Tait and Christina James Dowen and Sue Ellen Sergio and Mary Gutierrez W. James and Karen Johnston Cindy L. Campbell Dean and Judy Mortimer Bjornstad Donald W. Carleton Bridgeman David and Tiffanie Hanks Joseph and Cynthia Jordan Dave and Diane Myklegard Wayne and Peggy Thiessen Robert and Mary Drummond Orval and June Hansen June E. Judd Annie Chalfant Robert and Rhonda Naftz Michael and Diana Thomas Leo and Lulu Mae Coates

Membership 48 Membership 48 Bernice B. Comstock Dan and Cindy Hammes Tom and Briana LeClaire Norman C. Steadman Trish Checketts J. S. Molen Judie Conlan John and Michele Hansen David and Joan Lindsay Randy and Molly Steele Marie S. Christofferson Sue Morris Linda J. Cook Ralph W. Hansen David A. Little Harry and Suzanne Steger Jonalyn R. Clayton Jo Murray Charles and Jacqueline Crist Richard and Patricia Hauff Arthur and Dorothy Long Osborn and Shirley Stenberg Laura K. Colson Hilarie Neely Gardner Cromwell Barbara A. Hawley Robert and Ann Loucks W. Clinton and Michelle Natalie B. DelRio Marcella Nelson Doris Cruzen Debra A. Heise Elise G. Lufkin Stennett Wiley Dobbs Chris Nelson Gregory and Paula Culet Patrick and Karen Hermanson Thomas and Betty Mahan Spencer and Evelyn Strand Marcia L. Donner Paul Nettleton Clyde and Vieno Culp Amy Herzfeld Steven Malek and Leanne Robert and Brittany Strebel Margaret A. Duncan Helen Newton James and Candy Dale Craig and Mary Hobdey Rousseau Edwin and Barbara Strickfaden Ted E. Ellis Jim Nieman Nate Dallolio and Jennifer John Hockberger and Velma James and Sharon Manning Joan E. Sullivan Hilarie Engle Kathleen Noh Peterson Morrison John and Mary McGown Roger and Yvonne Swanstrom R. Starr Farish Dennis O’Brien Robert R. Dargatz Nolan and Monica Hoffer John W. McHugh Jon Swarthout Reeta R. Farr Kimberly Olson Rick Dinning Ken and Maureen Holman J. Michael and Theresa McLeod William and Patricia Taylor James R. Fazio Mike E. Paradis Michael Doellman Thomas J. Holmes Nicholas Miller and Cathy Silak Robert and Mary Templin Mary Freund Bonnie K. Parden Steve and Pam Doucette John Hunt Michael Stoddard and Diane Carolyn A. Terteling Bonnie W. Gardner Leonard Parenteau O. Keener Earle and Karen Richard and Trudy Jackson Minnich Tom and Susan Thilo Sallee C. Gasser Sharon Parry Moore James and Wendy Jaquet Donald Mitchell Craig and Linda Thomas Ralph S. Gorton, Jr. Craig S. Parry Stewart and Mary Edwards Larry and Susan Jenkins Leon Smith and Janice Tito Tiberi Joseph H. Groberg Sue Phillips Kathy Ellis Gregory E. Johnson Mittleider-Smith Nicholas and Tacia Tsakrios Linnea Hall Linda Rasmussen Lillian Ellis-McCoy Debra Johnson Basil and Susan Moore Keith and Ruth Turner Steve Hall Virginia Ricketts Richard and Shirley Fields Daniel and Carmelyn Johnson Christopher and Pam Moore Steve and Tamara Verby Suzie Hall John E. Riley Randall and Keri Fowler Gregory Kaslo and Anita Kay Vicki Murphy Paul J. Villano Mildred Hamilton Diane Ronayne Allen and Raina Frei Hardy Arlinda Nauman Fred Wagahoff Patricia A. Harberd Myron W. Rosenwinkel Wayne and Susan Frieders Marcia Kent Randall and Melissa Nelson Stephen Wagner Eloise Helbling Carlos Roundy Edson and Patricia Fujii Randy and Debra Kern Ryan and Barbara Nelson Jess and Harriet Walters Carl Hendricks Marilyn Sabella Steven R. Fuller Dorothy M. Kidd Roger and Sharon Nelson Barry Watson Constance G. Hogland Raffat Saied Joseph and Karen Getusky Jon and Sharon Kimberling Mike and Annina Nielsen Margaret Watson Twila Hornbeck Clarence R. Schlagel William G. Gilbert, Jr. Dieter and Margaret Knecht Herald and Donna Nokes Connie Weaver William House Father Joseph F. Schmidt Joseph Grismer Edward and Marjorie Kuchynka Brian O’Morrow and Kristen De Stephen Weeg and Nancy Greco Sharon L. Hubler Shirley Severn Todd and Angela Groberg Bill Kunerth Boer Stanley and Myrna Weikal Mary Jahn Richard A. Shaffer James and Carol Haddock Gail LeBow Marc and Chantel Orcutt Marty and Julie Westbrook Ernest M. Jensen Jane N. Slattery Rich E. Orme Dwight and Leann Wicks Kenneth E. Johnson Colin Slaughter Owen and Janet Orndorff Jeff and Carla Wilkins Byron Johnson Carol E. Smith Michael and Cathryn Pankau Robert and Michele Williams Elaine P. Johnston Martha H. Smith Walter and Genevieve Paroni Michael and Carol Wilson D. Whitman Jones Lee Smith William and Kimberly Peel Monte and Helen Wilson M. Louise Jones Loyce Smith Steven and JoAnn Peterson David and Shannon Wimer Cary J. Jones Frances Spofford Kathleen W. Pidjeon Kathy Winterton Monica J. Jones John G. St. Clair Gary and Carol Pietsch Barbara Wolverton Marion Kalbus Richard H. Stallings Doris Pilkerton Mary Lee Wood Virginia Kelly Jack and Katherene Starr Robert and Hayley Potter Dwight Kilgore James A. Steele Susan B. Reents Friend (Membership of Elwood Kleaver Thomas P. Stoeser E. Sherman and Louise Regelin $25-$49) Christina Kowrach John F. Tate Kenneth and Pat Reiman John Amonson Shelley Kuther Barbara Taylor Stephen and Julie Rice Mark Arstein Elsie Lillibridge Gloria Jean Thomas Paul and Alexis Rippel Mary Kay Aucutt Vicky Mainzer Craig Thomas Richard and A. Anita Rognas Louise Barney Judith Marineau Debbie L. Thompson Maria Salazar Joe H. Berenter Georgia Marshall Thomas F. Trail Don and Barbara Scott Jeffrey Block James May Pamela Tucker Catherine Shalz Michael Boge Brian McMahan Diane Van Engelen Kenneth and Janet Sherman Sigrid Boie Jim McReynolds Juno Van Ocker Marion and Lorena Shinn Ronald R. Bolinger Cecilia M. Merz Irene V. Victory Steven L. Shropshire Isabel Bond Patty A. Miller Richard Wandrocke Gail and Nannette Siemen Susan Borowicz Ray Miller Kristina Wilkins Rose Silak Dorothy Brassey John S. Miller Beverly Williams Jack Stillinger and Dorothy Isabel J. Brassey Michael Miller Roger Woolley Snowball E. Caldwell Barbara Miller-Garcia Patsy L. Sorenson Edith M. Campbell Michelle Mitchell

Membership 49 FINANCE

Investments INVESTMENT MANAGERS INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT FEES ICF currently retains the following managers for the The overall investment management fee rate incurred by POLICY equity portion of its portfolio: Dimensional Fund Advisors, the endowment funds was approximately .30% at year end The Idaho Community Foundation invests for the long Wells Capital Management, and the Vanguard Group. The 2007. term in accord with a written policy on investments and Foundation’s fixed income manager is State Street Global distributions. The Foundation currently targets an asset Advisors. Strategic Investment Solutions provides Distributions allocation of 70% domestic equities, 10% international performance measurement services as well as investment equities, and 20% domestic fixed income. Funds in the advisory consultation. The Investment Committee meets at TOTAL RETURN CONCEPT Foundation which are not endowed and are fully expendable least annually with individual managers to discuss past The Foundation applies the Total Return Concept (TRC) are invested in liquid, money market instruments. Such performance and plans for the coming year. in determining the funds available for distribution from a funds include donor-advised philanthropic gift funds and given fund. In accord with this concept, the Foundation special project funds. INVESTMENT PERFORMANCE Board establishes a funding level each year which bases Like most long term investors, ICF believes in accepting distributions on the average market value of an individual INVESTMENT COMMITTEE the risks inherent in investing in equities in order to benefit The Investment Committee of the Board of Directors fund for the prior two to thirteen quarters, depending upon from the long term rewards which usually result from such when the fund was established. This spending level is based provides oversight for the investment process. The an investment strategy. Investment Committee makes recommendations to the on long term performance trends, and not on results for any The Foundation’s annual rate of returns investment one year, thus avoiding severe fluctuations in dollars Board on asset allocation and the selection of investment performance for the periods ending 12/31/07 was: managers to provide the Foundation with good long-term available for distribution. 1 year 6.9% Historically, the funding level has been 5% of the fund’s investment performance with a prudent degree of 3 years 8.9% diversification and management style differentiation. average market value. The objective of the Total Return 5 years 12.9% Concept is to allow the Foundation to be responsive to current needs while maintaining the purchasing power and 2007 ASSETS OF THE FOUNDATION BY TYPE OF FUND grant making capacity of its endowment over the long term. ENDOWED NON-ENDOWED TOTAL $72,582,582 Agency $7,728,209 11% TOTAL ASSETS AT YEAR-END 2007 Charitable Gift Annuity $42,141 0% 75 72.6 Designated $6,922,551 10% 70 68.7 65 58.2 60 55 54.5 Field of Interest $8,307,298 11% 50 47.8 47.5 40.6 48.6 Advised 45 $32,753,814 40 Advised-Field of Interest $1,709,181 2% 45% 35 32.4

Greatest Need (Unrestricted) $2,099,860 3% of Dollars 30 24.1 Operating Endowment $1,205,332 2% 25 20 19.4

Scholarship $3,602,381 5% Millions 14.8 15 12.3 8.6 Philanthropic Gift Funds $3,606,614 5% 10 5.7 3.5 5.4 5 .9 2.1 Special Project $3,707,007 5% *Includes value of ICF house, Other Assets* $ 898,195 1% property, and equipment. ‘89 ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 ‘02‘01 ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Finance 50 I SUMMARIZED FINANCIAL DATA For Idaho Community Foundation For Years Ended December 31, 2007 and 2006 I A copy of the complete 2007 financial statements audited by Eide Bailly, LLP is available upon request from the PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Idaho Community Foundation, 210 West State Street, Boise, ID 83702. Independent Public Auditors: Eide Bailly, LLP Investment Managers & Consultants: STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION Dimensional Fund Advisors Inc. Assets 2007 2006 State Street Global Advisors Cash and Equivalents $7,651,754 $7,295,684 Strategic Investment Solutions Investments held by trustees $63,578,071 $59,659,795 Wells Capital Management Other Investments $179,858 $242,530 The Vanguard Group Pledge receivable, net of reserves $87,717 $100,457 Legal Counsel: Other Receivables $3,065 $218,441 John McGown, Jr. Cash surrender value of life insurance $19,571 $- Hawley Troxell Ennis & Hawley LLP Property and Equipment, net $382,546 $398,187 Annual Report Design: Communications et al Land held for resale (1) $680,000 $755,500 Web and technical assistance: Total Assets $72,582,582 $68,670,594 Enterprise Technology, Inc. Liabilities Communications Consultants: Accounts Payable and accrued liabilities $7,401 $2,110 Jo Murray Public Relations Funds Held as Agency Endowments (2) $7,728,211 $7,331,891 Stephanie Worrell Communications Charitable Gift Annuity Liability $42,141 $27,597 Total Liabilities $7,777,753 $7,361,598 Net Assets Unrestricted: Operating $882,873 $807,583 Endowment $56,542,351 $52,517,274 Non-Endowed $7,291,888 $7,883,682 Temporarily Restricted: Endowment (3) $87,717 $100,457 Total Net Assets $64,804,829 $61,308,996 (1) Land for resale include two non-cash contributions of property donated to the Foundation. These pieces of Total Liabilities and Net Assets $72,582,582 $68,670,594 property will be sold and the proceeds will enable the donors to fulfill their charitable interests. STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES (2) During 2000 the Foundation adopted Statement of Revenues, gains and other support 2007 2006 Financial Accounting Standards No. 136, which specifically Contributions and Memberships $5,722,204 $6,366,511 requires that if a not-for-profit organization establishes a Interest and Dividends $1,258,858 $1,078,596 fund at a community foundation with its own funds and Investment gains (losses) $2,626,941 $5,521,217 specifies itself as the beneficiary of that fund, the Total Revenues $9,608,003 $12,966,324 community foundation must account for the transfer of such Expenses assets as a liability. The Foundation refers to such funds as Grants and Distributions (2) $5,193,229 $3,125,246 agency endowments. For financial reporting purposes, distributions from agency endowments in the amounts of Administrative (4) $959,981 $871,606 $167,151 in 2006 and $238,665 in 2007 are not included in the Total Expenses $6,153,210 $3,996,852 reported Grants and Distributions of the Foundation. (3) Represents outstanding pledges less reserves. Other/Transfers $41,040 $35,208 Excess (Deficiency) of Revenues Over Expenses $3,495,833 $9,004,680 (4) Includes investment management fees of $75,564 in 2006 and $103,029 in 2007. Net Assets, beginning of year $61,308,996 $52,304,316 Tax ID # 82-0425063 Net Assets, end of year $64,804,829 $61,308,996

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