Charity

2020 will be a year that we will all remember.  Whether it's pandemics or unrest, there hasn't been a dull moment yet as we approach the halfway point to the year.

I saw the working poor being fed daily by the workers of the Boise Rescue Mission. I saw an organization that does so much without government funding.

Firefighters climb Camel's Back Park to fight cancer.

Boise's new Ronald McDonald House opens on Monday and this is why it's so important to me.

Go out and look in your garage. Do you have a bike or two lying around that your kids have outgrown or are no longer using? Even if it's not in great condition, take it down to the Boise Bicycle Project.

The Mission has served the needs of the homeless in Treasure Valley for over sixty years. However, they also take care of veterans, recently released folks from prison and people trying to conquer drug addiction.

Thank you to all of you, who graciously collected your pennies. Thanks to the Boise Rescue Mission staff and volunteers who continue to work tirelessly to help those in need.

"He wanted to make sure that the kids at the Boise Rescue Mission Summer program had the ability to go on field trips this Summer."

Since 1996, Boise Rescue Mission Ministries has helped more than 328 men and women end their addictions and gain the tools they need to stay addiction-free.

Many women who have found themselves homeless are transitioning from dangerous living situations and are looking for a place to restart their lives.