Ways to Give
Idaho kids need your help.
Our state has one of the highest rates of trauma in the country
Trauma has a dramatic impact on a young person's developing brain. When kids experience trauma, they react with a wide array of behaviors that prevent them from being able to function or thrive in the world. Giving these young people access to proven therapies and services they need can stop their trauma from holding them back. By donating, you can change the trajectory or their entire lives.
The difference your support can make
From July 2022 to June 2023, our donors:
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Helped 104 young people through our programs and services
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Provided 2,348 shelter nights for homeless and runaway youth
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Supported 2,124 hours of individual, group, and family therapy
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Served 77 families and children through adoption services, including infant placement, home studies, pregnancy crisis counseling, and family support.
Give now to support Idaho's most vulnerable youth
For kids facing childhood trauma like abuse, neglect, and loss, often one person is the difference between a life of despair and a life of hope.
To donate by check, please make your check payable to Idaho Youth Ranch. You may send your check to the address below:
Idaho Youth Ranch
5465 W. Irving St.
Boise, ID 83706
Thank you for your generous support to provide healing and hope to Idaho's kids.
If you are making a gift through a charitable giving account that requires an EIN number,
Idaho Youth Ranch EIN is : 82-0253346
Young people who come to Idaho Youth Ranch struggle due to trauma, loss, and adversity.
Of the 317 youth who participated in clinical services (not including YouthWorks or Adoption services) from July 2022 to June 2023, many had experienced one or more significant traumas.
Recurring Giving: Team Appaloosa
Team Appaloosa is a passionate group of monthly donors committed to bettering the lives of Idaho's youth through monthly giving. By joining the Appaloosa Team, you help Idaho's kids find a renewed sense of strength, freedom, and possibility.
Your monthly donation allows us to continue providing our critical services to Idaho's youth—giving them and their futures more stability. You will be a part of a legacy that goes back to 1953 when Reverend James Crowe and his wife Ruby Carey started a boy's ranch in the desert outside Rupert. That ranch grew into a statewide multi-service agency that serves Idaho's most vulnerable youth.
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