We are committed to making Idaho an exemplary model for innovative learning, a destination for accessible world-class recreation, and the most desirable state for life after the military.
Read Keeping Recreation Accessible Through Every Season
We believe Idaho’s outdoors are central to the way people live, connect, and thrive. From mountain trails and rivers to ski terrain and open spaces, recreation helps shape both Idaho’s identity and its future. That is why we continue to invest in opportunities and partnerships that help make Idaho a destination for world-class recreation while expanding access for people across the state.
Read Investing in Idaho’s Future: Our 2025 Year in Giving
In 2025, we continued to focus on what we believe matters most: investing in people who are building a stronger Idaho. Across education, recreation, and support for veterans and military spouses, our work is rooted in a simple conviction. When we invest time, energy, and resources into the right leaders and organizations, opportunity expands.
Read When Idaho’s Kids Need Help, Collaboration Makes Change Possible
Most Idaho families struggle to find behavioral healthcare. Providers are scarce, waitlists are long, and the number of young people experiencing trauma, depression, and anxiety is rising. Idaho is widely known as a mental healthcare desert.
Read Project Inclusive at Pavlis Park: Southwest Idaho’s First Adaptive Mountain Bike Trail System
In the expansive foothills of Eagle amid the Avimor housing development, a quiet revolution in outdoor access began unfolding last spring. Led by the Southwest Idaho Mountain Biking Association (SWIMBA), Project Inclusive broke ground on the area’s first adaptive mountain bike trail system, named in honor of Kevin A. Pavlis, a coach and champion for adaptive athletes.