The Kroc Center in Coeur d’Alene is hosting a community screening of the holocaust survivor documentary Carla the Rescuer.
Innovia Foundation Supports Holocaust Survivor Film Screening and Q&A Read More »
With a lifelong inclination to give back, financial advisor Charity Hegel weaves her passion for community into her career each day.
Charity Hope Hegel: Professional Advisor Spotlight Read More »
Learn why the One Big Beautiful Bill Act makes QCDs more relevant than ever for your clients.
QCDs: More Important Than Ever Read More »
Discover how charitable bunching can be an especially valuable technique to help clients maximize tax benefits and community impact under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
Bunching: Bigger Benefits Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act Read More »
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act was signed into law by President Trump on July 4, 2025. Learn about its impacts on philanthropy.
One Big Beautiful Bill Act: Three Insights for Philanthropy Read More »
Writing checks to favorite charities and giving online with a credit card are very common ways your clients no doubt support the causes they care about. Remember, though, that although convenient, cash may not be the best way to give.
When Cash Is Not King: A Checklist for Charitable Gifts Read More »
Twenty-seven nonprofit organizations serving North Idaho’s Bonner and Boundary Counties have recently been awarded $311,057 in grants through the Equinox Foundation Grant Program at Innovia Foundation.
Innovia Foundation recently awarded $436,089 in scholarships to students throughout Eastern Washington and North Idaho for the 2025-2026 school year. Innovia manages over 30 scholarship programs on behalf of donors who have established funds to help students achieve their career and post-high school education goals.
Innovia Foundation Awards Over $436,000 in Scholarships Read More »
The services provided by the library in Fernwood have transformed over time. The library has shifted from a traditional lending space to a central resource hub. Librarian Teri Wood describes it as the town’s “Google,” a place people turn to for information, connection, and even a warm cup of coffee.
A Dream Realized: Tri-Community Library Becomes a Hub of Life and Learning Read More »
In response to the devastating ambush that claimed the lives of two firefighters and seriously injured a third on Canfield Mountain, Innovia Foundation has established the Kootenai County/Canfield Mountain Crisis Relief Fund to support the victims’ families and survivors in their recovery and healing.
