National Forest Foundation
National Forest Foundation Bald Mountain is one of Idaho’s most iconic landscapes. For residents and visitors of the Wood River Valley, it’s more than a ski hill—it’s a year-round source of adventure, community identity, and ecological beauty. But with increasingly severe wildfire seasons, warming temperatures, and overgrown forests, Baldy faces growing threats that put both […]
Empowering the Next Generation

In 2024, WRWF awarded $10,000 to Girls On The Run to support youth development programs that empower young girls through physical activity, teamwork, and confidence-building. Learn how WRWF’s funding is making a difference in the Wood River Valley.
The Power of Collective Giving

The Wood River Women’s Foundation (WRWF) has awarded nearly $4 million in 242 grants to nonprofits in Blaine County since 2005. In 2024 alone, WRWF granted over $500K to 27 organizations making a positive impact in the community. Learn more about women’s collective giving and its power to transform lives.
WRWF awards 25k to Flourish Foundation in 2024

The Wood River Women’s Foundation (WRWF) awarded a $25,000 grant to the Flourish Foundation’s Mindful Awareness Program (MAP) to support youth mindfulness education in Blaine County. This funding enhances students’ emotional intelligence, resilience, and mental well-being. Learn how WRWF’s investment is shaping a healthier, more mindful community.
WRWF grants $20k to Higher Ground in 2024

In 2024, WRWF awarded $20,000 to Higher Ground Sun Valley’s Cycling Program, providing individuals with physical and cognitive disabilities access to adaptive cycling experiences that promote strength, confidence, and community. Learn more about WRWF’s impact.
2025 March News Brief

2025 marks the 20th year of our wonderful, volunteer led, women’s collective giving organization. We will be celebrating all year long and part of that celebration is sharing the stories of long time members who’ve dedicated their time to our mission.
2025 January News Brief

The Wood River Valley was gifted another incredible year of celebrating part of our valley heritage with the running of the sheep through our towns the first weekend of October. This year’s festival included:
2024 December News Brief

For over two decades, the Wood River Women’s Foundation (WRWF) has been a powerful force for good in the Wood River Valley, bringing women together to make a meaningful impact through collaborative grantmaking and community engagement. Founded in 2005 by a group of visionary women, the Foundation has grown into a dynamic organization dedicated to empowering women and addressing the Valley’s most pressing needs.
2024 October News Brief

On October 16th, WRWF members enjoyed a backstage tour of the Liberty Theater led by artistic director Naomi McDougall Jones.
2024 September News Brief

About 150 people from throughout Idaho and elsewhere gathered Sept. 12 in Boise at the Treasure Valley Institute of Arts for Children to celebrate collective giving and to honor the 23rd anniversary of the Idaho Women’s Charitable Foundation (IWCF).