Manager Jose DeLeon led us on a fascinating tour of the Idaho Hispanic Community Center (IH2C). We learned about the history of the building and the beautiful murals, numerous facility upgrades, and exciting events scheduled in this public space. It is wonderful to see this incredible building leveraged to the benefit of the entire community.
Welcome to our Club!
We meet In Person
Tuesdays at 12:00 PM
SBDC-Nampa-James E. Hogge Nampa Business Accelerator
5465 E Terra Linda Way
Nampa, ID 83687
United States of America
Nampa, ID 83687
United States of America
Golfers enjoyed a beautiful fall day on Sept. 13 for the 34th annual Golf 4 Hope tournament at Ridgecrest Golf Course in Nampa. We are so grateful to our sponsors, foursomes, raffle donors and volunteers.
We are proud to once again support the work of Breaking Chains Academy of Development, a Nampa-based non-profit organization that provides at-risk youth with the tools and resources needed to deter them from criminal and gang activity while helping them successfully transition into adulthood. Amy Stahl of the Nampa Rotary Club recently presented Jasmine Flores, BCAD Development Director, with a $1,000 donation to help support GED training for students.
Kenton Lee served as club president in 2023-2024. He was a great leader and coordinated some amazing programs. To celebrate his awesome year, new president Amy Stahl presented Kenton with a plaque honoring him for Service Above Self. Look for Kenton in the blue Rotary shirt and a big smile on his face!
Our Snake River Community Garden Project continues to move ahead!
Rotary Club of Nampa leaders were proud to present a donation of $10,000 to Hope House of Marsing.
Funds were generated by the 33rd annual Golf for Hope tournament. The 34th annual tournament will be Friday, Sept. 13, 2024 at Ridgecrest Golf Club.
Hope House provides home for youth who are emotionally impaired, developmentally disabled, and/or come from disrupted adoptions or dysfunctional families. Hope House offers a home-like family atmosphere where, through love, structured activities, appropriate discipline, educational and vocational opportunities, and people who will listen, young people can reach their fullest potential.
Rotarians Tim Beck, Darren Collom, President Kenton Lee and Leon Baker presented the check to Hope House administrator Donnalee Velvick-Loughrey and a member of the Hope House Academy faculty.