Boise Sunrise Rotarian Pattie Richey finds a terrific new home for a unique musical instrument
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What might happen if you combined a very talented professional musician and a generous and active advocate for their hometown in one person?
On a sunny summer Saturday morning, 12 Boise Sunrise Rotarians and seven family members and friends gathered at the Idaho Foodbank (IFB) to sort recently arrived food into family size portions.
Genesis Community Health is a grant recipient from Boise Sunrise
Boise Sunrise Rotary and PEO team up for continuing education support
The Rotary Club of Boise Sunrise recently delivered a check to Mr. Dan Prinzing at the Wassmuth Center for Human Rights in Boise.
Good-Bye, False Indigo!
by Natalie Chavez, Eagle-Garden City Rotary and member of the Wetland Peace Preserve steering committee
Boise Sunrise Makes Targeted Christmas Donations at Taft Elementary School
Learn more about Mirror Image and how Sunrise Rotary supported it!
WWF held a corn-hole tournament as a fundraiser and Boise Sunrise sent three teams as well as purchasing two corn-hole platforms in support of the event.
The warming shelter was created as a temporary facility by the efforts of Corpus Christi House and Interfaith Sanctuary. It was meant to be a COVID compliant facility where guests could spend 2-3 hours indoors and enjoy a cup of coffee while getting out of the cold.
For years, the Boise Sunrise Rotary club has been working with Rotarians in Ecuador in mutually beneficial ways.
For the last few years, one of the grant recipients from the Rotary Club of Boise Sunrise has been the Dept of Defense Starbase STEM education program.
Boise Sunrise and Boise Metro clubs purchased 200 headphones to supply to the students in an effort to help them thrive during these unique and challenging times.
Courageous Kids Climbing is an impressive organization with a surprisingly wide reach into many communities in the western United States. This is how Jeff Reichmann, the founder and executive director of CKC, describes their work as well as the project that the 2021 BSRC grant will enable.
For a number of years, the Rotary Club of Boise Sunrise has supported One Stone in Boise with cash grants.
Everyday Leadership is a collaborative effort created to provide Treasure Valley low-income 5th and 6th grade youth with the skills and self-confidence they will need to graduate from high school and attain post-high school educations. (140 students participated in the 2019/20 school year).
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