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Tuesdays at 12:00 p.m.

SBDC Nampa Business Accelerator

5465 E Terra Linda Way
Nampa, ID 83687
United States of America

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Terry Reilly baby kit project

Five hundred babies and new parents will receive diapers, onesies and educational materials, thanks to a volunteer project of the Nampa Rotary Club in partnership with Terry Reilly Health Services. The donated items were bundled into early childhood development kits funded by a Rotary District 5400 matching grant. Fifteen Rotarians, friends and family volunteered to assemble the kits, which included a blanket, water cup and toothbrush to help infants get a healthy start in life. Terry Reilly clinics provide affordable, high quality medical, dental and behavioral health care for patients of all income levels in Canyon, Ada and Owyhee counties. We are grateful for the partnership with Terry Reilly and the important role they play in improving the health of the community.

East Canyon 2nd graders receive gently used books

Ninety 2nd graders at East Canyon Elementary School received gently used books thanks to our book drive in April. Rotary club members and Book it Forward! Idaho collected more than 500 books. We spent one meeting cleaning books and then delivered them to Principal Trisha Cramer.

Canned food drive a big success

We gathered food and hygiene donations for the Boise Rescue Mission's March for Hunger campaign. Thank you to Treasure Valley Subaru for helping fill up a barrel. Alicia Breslin from the Boise Rescue Mission thanked us with a plaque!

Educational kits for Foster Grandparent program

We had a blast building dozens of kits for Foster Grandparents to use when working with kids in Nampa schools.

The Foster Grandparent Program brings multi-generational learning to the classroom. Highly trained, vetted and reliable older adult volunteers become ‘classroom grandparents’ in school settings, acting as tutors and mentors for students. The Foster Grandparent Program is operated by Aging Strong, a division of Jannus.

The Rotary Club of Nampa provided $600 to purchase items, including reading materials, educational games and other supplies. Proud to help students love to learn!

Six local non-profits receive 2025 foundation grants

The Nampa Rotary Community Fund is proud to award funds to six local non-profit organizations that support the civic club’s areas of focus, including peace, maternal and child health, and education.

Boys & Girls Club teen center project

Our club really stepped up for two days of painting and furniture assembly at the Boys & Girls Club of Canyon County's Centennial school site. We are proud of our work on this District Grant project and excited to see the new teen center when it opens at noon Friday, Dec. 12! Very grateful to Panda Cares for their significant donation to the new center, which will be a great place for teens to hangout in a healthy environment with great mentors.

Nampa Rotary Club awards microloans to 2 entrepreneurs in Malawi

Our club provided microloans to 2 entrepreneurs in Malawi through the Entrepreneurs Against Poverty (Entrapov) program.

Club members Kenton Lee, Jennifer Deroin and Marie Baker served as judges. They listened to business pitches via Google meet from Nezala F. Khoriyo (sign manfacturing) and Jane Nellie Ngolanga (fresh fish refrigeration unit).

Jane and Nezala were so excited when they heard that their proposals received loans of $1,000.

Thank you to Ben Davidson and Rich Kirkham of the Pocatello Rotary Club for facilitating a fascinating program for our club!

Breaking Chains Academy donation

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.