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Find similar grantsIdaho First Donation Guidelines (Donation/Sponsorship Request) is sponsored by Idaho First Bank. Idaho First Bank offers donations and sponsorships to charitable organizations or organizers of community events within their defined market areas (greater Valley and Adams counties, Wood River Valley, and Boise metropolitan area).
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Outreach / Donation Request | Idaho First Bank Getting Involved and Giving Back At Idaho First Bank, we do things differently. Our team is constantly finding new ways to integrate ourselves within the communities we serve and to get involved with volunteer efforts, local organizations, charitable causes, and community events. Put the Power of Idaho First Behind Your Event Giving back is what we do.
Every year, as a part of our “People First, Community First” mentality, our team participates in a company-wide Community First Week, where we close our bank locations early and encourage team members to volunteer their time to organizations that speak to them and better their hometowns.
If you’d like to be a part of Community First Week, or are seeking donations or sponsorship for your own event, please read the donation guidelines below and contact us to get started. Apply for Donation or Sponsorship Idaho First Donation Guidelines To be considered for a donation request, please adhere to the following submission criteria: Applicants must be charitable organizations or organizers of a community event.
Applicants must be within our defined market areas and/or have a substantial impact upon the community within. This includes the greater Valley and Adams counties, Wood River Valley, the Boise metropolitan area and Central Oregon. All donation requests must be submitted electronically via our online application or in writing at least 60 days prior to the event.
Multiple requests per year are discouraged and seldom supported. Applications without the requested information will not be considered.
IFB generally does not provide funding to: Annual appeals/general operating support Disease information and research organizations Governmental and quasi-governmental public agencies or organizations Private Foundations or Trusts Public or private education institutions Although we would like to donate to all the worthy organizations that ask for support, please understand that we receive many requests, and it may not be possible for us to fulfill every request.
Unfortunately, past support of an organization or event does not guarantee future support.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Charitable organizations or organizers of a community event within Idaho First Bank's defined market areas (greater Valley and Adams counties, Wood River Valley, the Boise metropolitan area and Central Oregon). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Idaho First Donation Guidelines (Donation/Sponsorship Request) is funded by Idaho First Bank. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Oregon and Idaho. Check the official notice for exact location requirements.
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