August 25,2018McCall Ball is a family-friendly, easy-to-learn, 3-person, CO-Ed 'softball' game for all ages. Teams will play with an oversized plastic bat and a nerf-type ball. Each team will be guaranteed 3 games, throwing, batting and catching required- Running is not! McCall Rotary Club is introducing this event to the public, fees collected will go to the Rotary local scholarships and programs in need.
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HOW DO YOU LOOK IN GOLD? A gold vest, that is. As in every major Rotary International event, a volunteer staff of Sergeants-at-Arms will be on hand to help answer questions and guide you to your next destination. If you are interested in stepping up and serving as an official SAA at the Boise Zone Institute, we have need for a few smiling faces, particularly for the All-Club Luncheon and the Reunion Dinner, both on Friday. Contact Dick Jones, rjones9755@aol.com, or Carl Prinzing, carlprinzing@gmail.com.
DO YOU LOVE TO SING? Join The Zone Tones with other Rotarians and guests as they add their voices during the Institute’s opening dinner on Thursday and during the Inspirational Service on Sunday. If you’d like to participate please contact Rhonda Herrington, Rhonda.herrington@yahoo.com, to let her know that you cannot wait to sing! She will send you music and vocal samples so you will have plenty of time to rehearse your part.
Family Advocates works to strengthen families and keep kids safe by empowering everyday people to protect and enrich the lives of youth. We are a private, independent 501 (c)(3) non-profit agency founded in 1978 and serving Southwest Idaho. Our founders, two foster parents—Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hogin and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Murphy—saw the need for advocacy for children and established a long-term vision of seeing the end of child abuse in Idaho. Family Advocates was incorporated in Boise on September 28, 1978.
The CASA program began late in 1980, when the Junior League, the Boise Bar Association, and Family Advocates received permission from the Honorable Richard Grant, Juvenile Magistrate, to initiate a pilot Guardian ad Litem program in Ada County. In 1982, the CASA program officially accepted its first child protection referral and, in 1986, Family Advocates, including attorney Eric Haff, took an active role in working with legislators to revise the Child Protection Act to clearly define the role of a Guardian ad Litem (GAL). The CASA program at Family Advocates serves children in the Fourth Judicial District (Ada, Boise, Elmore, and Valley Counties).
Keeping families healthy and stable was the foundation of the Family Advocates vision. The program has evolved to include best practices and theories of modern day and has expanded out from Boise to several rural locations. In 1978, Family Advocates began working alongside families through a Home Visiting program and continues to provides systems of support.
Items for children
School supplies (crayons, paper, erasers, markers, etc.)
Backpacks
Tolietries for all ages (shampoo, conditioner, body wash/soap, chapstick, deodorant, etc.)
$20-25 gift cards to Fred Meyer, Walmart or Target
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