Who are we?
 
We’re 85+ Boiseans spanning diverse backgrounds, ages and professions (& opinions!). Believing in “Service Above Self,” we devote our “Time, Talent and Treasure” to solve some of Idaho’s and the planet’s biggest challenges. Foremost, we’re friends and colleagues that know how to have a good time.  Come join us for breakfast some Tuesday morning – your life may never be the same!
How we impact Boise – and the world!
 
Through service projects, donations and strategic guidance, we have helped our numerous 501-C(3) partners in/by:
  ✓Eradicating Polio – a 99% global reduction
  ✓ Raising over $2M to support Treasure Valley youth education & leadership programs spanning  thousands of students
  ✓ Stewarding (Boise River’s) Wetlands Peace Preserve – thousands of saplings and 16 Peace Poles spanning 18 acres
  ✓ Promoting civil discourse through Braver Angels and Idaho Media
  ✓ Supporting Wellness programs across six (6) Idaho state prisons
Home Page Stories
Rotarians from District 5400 attended a unique district conference this year in Harmon Park in Twin Falls, Idaho. The venue was a great place to reconnect with old friends, mingle, and share best practices. It was a family-friendly day with perfect weather.
Boise Sunrise Rotarians stepped up to support STEM activities this month by serving as proctors and graders at both the regional and state level MATHCOUNTS competitions.
To rake or not to rake. The weather was the critical element. Rain was predicted on the morning of November 23rd 2024 and 34 motivated Rotarians from the Sunrise Rotary Club were signed up for the project. Was it going to be a bust because of the weather?
Upward Inertia is a Treasure Valley non-profit whose mission is to provide marginalized communities with mind-body based education and intervention that can empower them to better care for their mental, physical, and social-emotional health. They currently provide courses within 6 Idaho prisons, with a secondary goal of reducing recidivism and aiding in maintenance of sobriety for this population.
Joe Levitch from Boise Sunrise saw how much leftover food was involved in the Boise Sunrise’s weekly meetings and decided to take action to address that issue.
At Boise Sunrise, our motto is that we seek to leave it better than we found it. Mission accomplished with our collaboration with Sleep in Heavenly Peace!
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