Community Investments
Each year, United Way of Treasure Valley unites donations from the community into a Community Fund. All donations to the Community Fund are locally invested into the most needed education, health, and financial stability programs in the Treasure Valley.
Local programs supported by your dollars in 2024—2025
7 programs creating
Youth Opportunity
- Advocates Against Family Violence – Hope Lane Learning Center
- Big Brothers Big Sisters – Mentoring Program
- Boys & Girls Club of Nampa – Education & Career Development
- Boys & Girls Clubs of Ada County – Youth Empowerment Project
- Giraffe Laugh – Scholarships & Mission Support for Young for Children
- Learning Lab – Family Literacy
- Treasure Valley Family YMCA – Child Development (Financial Assistance)
11 programs bolstering
Healthy Communities
- Children’s Home Society – Community Support Program
- Faces of Hope Foundation – Crisis Counseling
- Family Advocates – Family Strengthening Education Program
- Genesis Community Health – Health Care in the Treasure Valley
- Idaho Foodbank Warehouse – School Pantry
- Idaho Youth Ranch – Hays House
- Jannus – Idaho Voices for Children
- Nampa Family Justice Center – Survivors in Crisis
- Terry Reilly Health Services – Diabetic Care & Nutritional Education
- Third District Guardian ad Litem – Advocate Coordinating Team
- Women’s & Children’s Alliance – Safe & Secure Shelter
10 programs strengthening
Financial Security
- CATCH – Taking Root Program
- Boise Valley Habitat for Humanity – Critical Home Repairs
- Jannus – Economic Opportunity
- Jesse Tree – Emergency Rental Assistance
- LEAP Charities – LEAP Housing Trust
- Learning Lab – Literacy for All
- Life’s Kitchen – Workforce Development, Food Service, Life Skills Training program
- Salvation Army, Boise – Booth Program
- Salvation Army, Nampa – Community Family Shelter
- Wyakin Foundation – Supporting Veterans, Spouses, and Guardsmen with Job Education and Supports
Grant Recipient Process
Nonprofit organizations are encouraged to apply for funding through the United Way of Treasure Valley Community Fund. Applicants will participate in a rigorous application process to determine alignment with United Way of Treasure Valley’s goals and strategies. Volunteer Vision Council members ensure goal alignment of applicants and make funding recommendations to the United Way Board of Directors. These dedicated members (Vision Councils and Board of Directors) represent the community at large to help shape, inform and guide the community impact in the areas of Education, Health and Financial Stability.