An Evening to Make a BIG Impact

Join us for The Idaho Foodbank’s reimagined culinary fundraiser - a one-of-a-kind dining experience combining fun, flavor, and philanthropy. This lively evening of games, raffles, live auctions, and an unforgettable dinner is more than a celebration, it's a powerful gathering of people committed to ending hunger.

Attire: Come as you are! Whether you show up in your favorite denim or your finest ballgown, come prepared to have fun, eat delicious food, and unite with your community against food insecurity.

What: A dining experience in a relaxed setting with raffle, live-auction, paddle raise, and fun surprises.

Visit our website for more information about the night, including ticket and sponsorship information!

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Crop Hunger Walks are community-based walk events held in cities and towns across the United States to raise funds for hunger relief. This year’s Ada County CROP Hunger Walk will be held on Sunday, October 11 at the Agriculture Pavilion in Julia Davis Park (the shelter between the Bandshell and the Zoo on the greenbelt/river side). Registration starts at 2:30 pm and the walk starts at 3:00 pm. The walk is a 3-mile loop, beginning on the greenbelt, then switching to streets downtown and then back to Julia Davis Park for the return. A one-mile loop will also be available.

Twenty-five percent of the funds raised will be donated to The Idaho Foodbank, whose mission is to nourish, educate, and advocate to support thriving, food-secure communities across Idaho. The other seventy-five percent will be given to Church World Service, a faith-based organization whose mission is to transform communities around the globe through just and sustainable responses to hunger, poverty, displacement, and disaster.

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An Evening to Make a BIG Impact
At A Seat at the Table, guests will learn about the scope of need across Idaho, the solutions already in motion, and the life-changing impact made possible through generous community support.

This lively evening of games, raffles, live auctions, silent auctions, and an unforgettable dinner featuring some of the area's top chefs is more than a celebration, it's a powerful gathering of people committed to ending hunger.

Join fellow leaders, advocates, and changemakers for an inspiring night that fuels hope and strengthens our shared commitment to nourishing our neighbors. Together, we can turn an evening of generosity into lasting change for Idahoans facing food insecurity.

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An Evening to Make a BIG Impact
Join us for The Idaho Foodbank’s culinary fundraiser—a one-of-a-kind experience combining fun, flavor, and philanthropy to support neighbors facing hunger in East Idaho. This special evening will be filled with unique experiences: enjoy samplers and hors d’oeuvres from local favorites, sip on cocktails and mocktails, and treat yourself to decadent desserts.

Guests can try their luck with raffles and games, while also hearing inspiring stories of impact from the community. Throughout the night, interactive program stations will offer a deeper look at how The Idaho Foodbank nourishes, educates, and advocates to support thriving, food-secure communities across Idaho.

Attire: Come as you are! Dress comfortably, bring your appetite, and get ready to have fun while making a difference.

What: A fun experience in a relaxed setting with raffles, light appetizers and desserts, and information about The Idaho Foodbank's work in East Idaho. This is an event all about coming together as a community to ensure that every Idahoan has A Seat at the Table.

Space is limited, so don't wait!

Where:
The Waterfront at Snake River Landing
1220 Event Center Drive
Idaho Falls, ID 83402

Event begins at 6:00pm.

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You're invited to the
BACK-TO-SCHOOL FAIR!
Location: 1114 9th Ave,
Back Entrance on 10th Ave.
Thursday, August 20th from
3:00-6:00 PM
Dinner & Ice Cream is on us
Explore the Vendor Fair
Back to School Basic Haircuts
Idaho Foodbank Goodness
Clothing & more fun surprises

Donate a box of Cereal on August 14th and Help us reach our goal of 4,000 boxes of Cereal for the Idaho Foodbank!

Please join us at The Race Against Hunger event at the Arid Club.

FREE TO PUBLIC: Show & Shine car show in the Arid Club parking lot at 2:00pm. Classic and specialty cars on display.

TICKETED EVENT: Rat Pack themed event inside the Arid Club at 5:00pm. A special Italian themed menu will be curated for your enjoyment as you mix and mingle through the rooms and you are entertained by local crooners! You will have the opportunity to show your support of the Idaho Foodbank by bidding on silent and live auction packages and even have an opportunity to win a weekend stay at the Dean Martin family estate.

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Be My Neighbor Day is a family-friendly event promoting early childhood education, health, safety, and values highlighted on the PBS KIDS series Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood and the public television classic Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood. Children and parents alike will learn the importance of community-focused kindness and sharing by giving back to the community in which we live. This event is geared toward families and community members, especially for kids in early childhood (ages 3-8).
Enjoy games, hands-on activities, and booths from our partners, and don't forget to gather the whole family together for pictures taken with Daniel Tiger and Katerina Kittycat, the stars of Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood.
Families will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of fun, hands-on activities throughout the event, including:
Creating hygiene kits for in-need families in North Idaho communities
A sensory bin/table
Story times throughout the day
Plinko!
Hands-on crafts such as:
Daniel Tiger/Katerina Kittycat mask making
Creating oobleck/slime
Crafting paper butterflies
Button making
Painting
Science, technology, engineering, math, health, and literary activities such as:
Nimiipuut language learning
Healthy food plate development
Block play
Medimon video game play
Water filtration

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Help Idaho Public Television celebrate community, kindness, and learning at Be My Neighbor Day — a free family event inspired by the values and themes of Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood on PBS KIDS. Join us in creating a fun, engaging day for local families and children ages 3–8.

The event will take place on Saturday, Aug. 1, from 10 a.m.–2 p.m. at the Lapwai High School Gymnasium in Lapwai, Idaho.

Idaho Public Television’s Education Team works alongside families, caregivers, educators, and community organizations across the state to support early learning and help prepare children for success in school and in life.

J.R. Simplot's Don Plant is partnering with The Idaho Foodbank this August to support our local students during our annual Back to School campaign! Every year, The Idaho Foodbank puts on the campaign to help raise funds and awareness for childhood food insecurity across our communities. Right now, in East Idaho, 1 in 6 children do not have regular and consistent access to nutritious food. Through this campaign and the funds raised from it, The Idaho Foodbank is able to operate our two school-focused programs - the Backpack Program and the School Pantry program - serving thousands of students across the region each year.

The Backpack Program allows us to provide small bags of food to children in need to take home with them over the weekend where they no longer have access to the school meals that they often rely on. And our School Pantry program lets us stock pantries in schools across the region for students of all ages to access in a safe and comfortable location. Out of our Pocatello warehouse, we work with roughly 70-80 schools across the region through one or both of these programs. Every year, we hear back from teachers and counselors and administrators that the kids who are using these resources are being more social, doing better in their classes, and are generally more active and engaged.

That's why partnerships from local organizations are so important. The more we can spread the word about these resources, then 1) the more people can help to support the programs, and 2) more people in need will learn about opportunities available to them. No child should have to go to school on Monday mornings having been hungry the whole weekend, and this campaign is our attempt to address that issue that so many of our kids face.