Jesse Tree

Jesse Tree was proud to table at this year's Hyde Park Street Fair, one of Boise's largest community gatherings, drawing tens of thousands of visitors throughout the weekend.

Our team connected with neighbors across the Treasure Valley to share more about our mission of preventing eviction and homelessness in Ada and Canyon County. Thank you to everyone who stopped by to say hello, ask questions, or learn how to get involved. Community events like these help us build the relationships that strengthen our work every day.

Next Thursday! Jesse Tree invites you to join us for Bingo for Good at Meriwether C***r Co.'s Chinden location, from 5 to 7 PM.

All proceeds from this evening's event go directly to Jesse Tree, supporting our work preventing eviction and homelessness across Ada and Canyon County. Stop by for a c***r, a few rounds of bingo, and a great cause. We hope to see you there tonight.

Jesse Tree was honored to attend the Idaho Business Review's Women of the Year ceremony this month as a guest of KeyBank.

Our team tabled at the event during the reception, connecting with other local organizations and leaders across the Treasure Valley. We were especially proud to see Jesse Tree board member Caitlin Copple nominated for this year's award.

Congratulations to Caitlin and to all of this year's honorees, and thank you to KeyBank for including Jesse Tree in the celebration.

Jesse Tree has launched its September Diaper Drive, running now through September 30th.

We are collecting diapers of all sizes to restock our Resource Closet, which our case managers rely on to support families at risk of eviction and homelessness. Diapers are rarely covered by SNAP or other assistance programs, making them a persistent expense for households already managing tight budgets. We welcome donations at our office, located at 1121 W Miller St in Boise, or through our Amazon Wishlist, linked in our bio.

Thank you for helping us support Treasure Valley families.

We're excited to welcome Armaan to Jesse Tree!

Armaan is joining our team as an AmeriCorps VISTA Development Coordinator, supporting fundraising, communications, and community outreach efforts that help us reach more families facing eviction and homelessness across Ada and Canyon County.

Welcome to the team, Armaan!

Congratulations to Jack Molesworth on his transition from Development Coordinator to Jesse Tree's Housing Advocacy role!

Over the past year as a VISTA, Jack has built partnerships, driven outreach, and helped power our fundraising and communications efforts. In his new role, he'll focus on collecting and presenting eviction data, managing press relations, and supporting our Eviction Court Assistance team as they work directly with tenants facing housing crises. We're excited to see the difference he'll make advocating for housing stability across the Treasure Valley. Congrats on the new role, Jack!

Jesse Tree spent last Tuesday and Wednesday at the Idaho Nonprofit Conference at JUMP, connecting with other local nonprofits, sharing what we're learning, and building the kind of partnerships that make this work stronger.

Thankful for a community that shows up for each other year after year.

Behind every family we help stay housed is a team that shows up for each other too.

This week, the Jesse Tree team took a break from the office for our Q3 staff retreat at Emerald Lanes, a chance to pause, celebrate our shared impact, and strengthen the connections that make our work possible while having a little fun at the bowling lanes.

Grateful for a team that brings this much heart to the work, and knows how to have fun doing it.

When Jesse Tree steps in, we ensure that stability is sustainable.

95% of families assisted remain housed five years later: proof that our case management and rental assistance programs create lasting change, not just short-term fixes.

Thank you to everyone who makes this work possible. Together, we're building a more stable Treasure Valley, one family at a time.

Behind every case is a person navigating one of the hardest moments of their life, and behind every success story is a case manager who showed up with patience, dignity, and care.

Swipe through to hear from neighbors our case managers have supported on their path to housing stability, in their own words.

This is the kind of work that doesn't always make headlines, but it changes lives every single day. Thank you to our case management team for the compassion they bring to every case.