Innovia Foundation
Idaho Community Foundation
Idaho Central Credit Union
Windermere Coeur d'Alene
Grace Surrounds Us
First Interstate Bank
Kiwanis Club of Coeur d'Alene
Coeur d'Alene Rotary Club
Cenex Zip Trip
Intalere
Avista Foundation
ArchitectsWest
Northwest Specialty Hospital
North Idaho Physical Therapy
Target
Kootenai Electric Cooperative
When COVID shut down our community in the Spring of 2020, it amplified our ability to efficiently respond and effectively collaborate with agencies, schools, and local government. Throughout the year, we were able to leverage your donations to serve a hurting community in more ways than ever before.
Seniors and families prevented from becoming homeless
Children received essential winter clothing: coats, jeans, boots and more
Youth and adults received bibles
1,425 Art, dance or swim classes for underprivileged children
Nights of shelter given to homeless seniors, adults and children
2,544 hours of free childcare provided to working families
13,991 Meals and grocery gift cards
17,100 Prayer/emotional support phone calls
– Recipient of a 6-month Kroc Membership
Worth noting is the unique benefit of giving to The Kroc Center. Membership dues and the annual Kroc endowment distribution fully fund community center operations. This allows donations to be directed specifically to outreach efforts because the facility, insurance, utilities and administration expenses are already covered. Your donations were leveraged to provide more than $1 million of impact in our small community.
Programming: $6,109,778
Community Center $4,934,165
Community Outreach $1,175,613
Administration $884,258
Development $354,792
Transfer to Reserves $82,156
TOTAL $7,430,984
Membership Fees $3,788,908
CdA Kroc Endowment $2,084,782
Donations $970,646
Rentals, Programs & Misc. Sales $586,648
TOTAL $7,430,984
– Kevin Nelson, Kroc Wellness Manager
2020 was a year of new partnerships and expanded services. Here are the projects our team were most proud of.
14,400 hours of labor were donated to Post Falls Food Bank, Panhandle Health, Second Harvest, and Kootenai County Office of Emergency Management.
$32,688 in wages were provided to part-time staff (their regular paycheck) during the COVID closure even if they were not able to work.
We were able to safely host weekly church services, 13 major events including the STEM Charter Academy graduation, and pledged $25,000 in waived rental fees to Christian Youth Theater, helping prevent them from closing.
800 individuals, ages 3 months to 89 years, were given a membership scholarship. This offers a life-line for single parents, veterans, homeless families, grandparents raising grandchildren and others carrying heavy burdens. When they need it the most, they are given daily access to heal their bodies, connect with others, and lift their spirits.
– Clothe a Child shopping spree recipient