Together Treasure Valley has given away almost $445,000! 

Watch and see how some of our project donations have enhanced the lives of local Idahoans and have made a positive impact on the Treasure Valley. 

Together we are making the Treasure Valley better. 

Learn more about Together Treasure Valley and our partners!  Click here. 

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Click here for a list of recommendations from some of our Together partners.  You’ll find books on topics from leadership to life lessons, American classics, old English poetry and novels from local fiction authors.  Happy reading! 

Amazing things happen…
when we all join together

The success of Together Treasure Valley depends on input from the community.  You’ve spoken and we’ve listened – and acted on some of your ideas.  With hundreds of ideas and suggestions submitted from people like you through this website we are excited to share with you the projects we have funded to date. 

In 2016, our team of community minded companies vowed to find and fund projects that would have a lasting and meaningful impact in our valley.  In our first year, we made six library grants benefiting readers of all ages at Boise, Caldwell, Eagle, Garden City, Meridian and Nampa Public Libraries.  We also invested in two major public artwork projects spanning the Valley from the Vista corridor in Boise to Caldwell’s Indian Creek Park, and provided 50 “Together” benches that we placed throughout the valley to promote community conversations. 

In 2017, our partners selected more projects to fund that benefit those who call the Treasure Valley home.  To help some of our littlest citizens prepare for a bright educational future, we invested in foundational literacy tools.  We then funded a variety of community projects, including updates for some local library patrons to investing in a community interactive art sculpture and contributed to some programs that educate and enrich the lives of children and their teachers.  Next, we provided the capital needed to house a new public service focused on ending homelessness and donated funds to create a playground on The Salvation Army’s new campus. “ I think Together Treasure Valley’s lasting impression will be its’ tremendous support for the community,” said John Colgrove, President, Intermountain Division of Albertsons Companies and Together Treasure Valley partner. “ It is amazing to see so many local businesses working together, focused on making the Treasure Valley the best place to live and work.” 

In 2018, we continue to seek projects that will positively impact the Treasure Valley.  We announced a project that helps Nampa area youth become more comfortable with technology, a new family friendly beginners bike trail that will open spring of 2019 and presented a $50,000 match to a local fundraiser designed to raise funds to help house Idaho veterans who struggle with homelessness.  See our projects page for details and watch for more upcoming project announcements. 

We continue to seek community input on ways our partners can continue to make an impact in the Treasure Valley.  Please send us your ideas for projects, and your concerns and hopes for the future of the Treasure Valley. 

Please read about all of our projects here and how they will enhance our community today and in the future. 

Share Your Ideas

If you have ideas about ways we can enhance our community, please share them with us.  Our aim will be to pick projects that will leave a lasting, physical impression for years to come.  Tell us why we should consider your project, and how it will make a noticeable difference in our community.  Submit your ideas below, and share with us why you think the Treasure Valley is such a special place.