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Official Government Website The Interest on Lawyers’ Trust Accounts (IOLTA) program works with members of the Idaho State Bar and Idaho’s banking community to place client funds into interest-bearing accounts. Participating banks then remit interest earned on these accounts directly to the Idaho Law Foundation (ILF) who in turn distributes these funds through the IOLTA granting process.
Since 1985, Idaho’s IOLTA Grant Program has awarded $8,633,000 in grant funding to Idaho programs and projects that serve the public.
IOLTA Grants Awarded from 2023-2025 Pursuant to Idaho Bar Commission Rule 1309, adopted by the Idaho Supreme Court, IOLTA will consider funding requests for organizations that meet one of the following funding criteria areas: Legal Aid to the Poor includes Civil legal services provided to low-income individuals and families who cannot afford an attorney in non-criminal matters.
Examples include but are not limited to housing, family law, public benefits, employment issues, and consumer rights. Law Related Education for the Public Law Related Education for the Public refers to programs and projects designed to inform and engage the public about the law, our legal system, and their rights and responsibilities as citizens.
Its goal is to foster a civically literate citizenry capable of understanding, respecting, and participating effectively in the legal and civic systems. LRE is often supported by schools, nonprofit organizations, legal professionals, and government agencies, and it plays a crucial role in strengthening democracy and promoting justice.
Administration of Justice Administration of Justice includes programs and projects that ensure the legal system enforces laws, resolves disputes, and ensures that justice is upheld and people, especially those from underserved communities, are protected fairly and impartially under the law.
Examples include but are not limited to court support services that help individuals navigate the court system and victim services that offer resources to those involved with the justice system. Scholarships and Student Loans Scholarships and Student Loans include, for example, funds to support law students engaging in public interest work.
IOLTA funds cannot be used for: Endowments or reserve funds; Fundraising events or campaigns; or Expenses from previous years Although the final amount available for grant awards cannot be determined until the 2026 year-end fund balances have been calculated.
Required Application Documents Filled and signed grant cover sheet Grant narrative (5 pages or less; questions included in the application) Budget specific to the program or project applied for Organizational operating budget Most recent audited financials Applications will open in July or August 2026. Idaho’s IOLTA program has distributed over $8. 5 million in grants in its almost 40-year history.
This year, IOLTA granted a record $900,000 2026 IOLTA Grant Summary Chart Download For questions and additional information, contact Shay Beckwith at (208) 334-4500. ver: 4. 1.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations and government agencies in Idaho. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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