The Sawtooth Festival for Arts, Crafts, and Food is a nonprofit.
The mission of the Sawtooth Festival is to promote the business and nonprofit community in Stanley, Idaho through arts, crafts, and food.
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Sawtooth Valley Rural Fire District has been awarded a grant of $750 to purchase communication equipment, batteries, solar panels, and an antenna mount to replace and upgrade the communication repeater at Basin Butte.
Marie Osborn Salmon River Clinic Foundation has been awarded a grant of $750 to purchase communication equipment, batteries, solar panels, and an antenna mount to replace and upgrade the communication repeater at Basin Butte.
Sawtooth Interpretive & Historical Association has been awarded a grant in the amount of $1,750 to be used for purchasing a new laptop and accessories to protect and advance the natural and cultural history of Idaho’s Sawtooth and Salmon River country through preservation and education.
Stanley School Parents Association has been awarded a grant for $1000 to be used to replace physical education and recreation equipment.
Sawtooth Valley Chapel has been awarded a grant for $2750 to be used to repair the remainder of the rotted wood boardwalk decking and to replace the uneven and loose stone walkway with a level walkway from the entrance of the chapel to the parking lot.
$3,000 to purchase vehicle stabilization struts. These are essential tools for firefighters during vehicle extrication and stabilization operations. The ones we currently use are homemade. Updating to these new struts will allow our firefighters to use a stabilization system that’s easier to deploy for safer, more effective, and more efficient vehicle stabilization with fewer personnel.
$2,000 to help support: Outreach & Education: Community engagement materials, digital campaigns, and volunteer recruitment. Evaluation & Reporting: Feedback analysis, system evaluation, and data-driven improvements. Signage & Materials: QR code design, signage, and visitor information tools.
$1,750 to be used for educational materials, props, and equipment to improve their free, naturalist-led summer programming.
$2000 for outdoor activities for all students of all grades at the Stanley school
$2,500 to help with the purchase of a new gurney for
the Stanley Ambulance.
$2500 to be
used for maintenance and repair on the fire station.
$1,550 to be used to support two aspects of their programs, events and annual summer
series.
$2000 for outdoor activities for all students of all grades at the Stanley school.
$3000 to support staffing
$3000 for extrication ram tool
$1000 for a handheld document/photo scanner to reprint photos at the museum that are in need for display.