Boise Valley Habitat for Humanity to host 17th annual fundraiser for housing programs

By: Mia Maldonado - May 23, 2023 4:25 am

Boise Valley Habitat for Humanity fundraiser

The funds raised for Boise Valley Habitat for Humanity will go toward the nonprofit’s affordable homeownership and critical home repairs programs. (Courtesy of Boise Valley Habitat for Humanity)

Boise Valley Habitat for Humanity and Citi are hosting the 17th annual “Evening in the Garden” fundraiser at FarWest Landscape and Garden Center on June 9.

Located at 5723 W. State St., this year’s theme is “light up the night.”

The fundraiser includes a live and silent auction offering Idaho rafting trips, getaway stays and local Boise artwork. The funds raised will go toward the nonprofit’s affordable homeownership and critical home repairs programs.

“Through a casual evening of fun, fine wine, beer, and food, FarWest provides a beautiful landscape to help families attain affordable homeownership,” said Janessa Chastain, executive director. “It is an incredible evening to benefit Boise Valley Habitat for Humanity.”

The sponsors of the event include Citi, FarWest Landscape and Garden Center, Boise Cascade, Norco, Hubble Homes, Idaho Power, Holland and Hart and Pioneer Federal Credit Union.

For more information or to purchase tickets, visit the event’s website. Tickets are $65 for a single ticket or $500 for a table of eight.

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Mia Maldonado

Mia Maldonado joined the Idaho Capital Sun after working as a breaking news reporter at the Idaho Statesman covering stories related to crime, education, growth and politics. She previously interned at the Idaho Capital Sun through the Voces Internship of Idaho, an equity-driven program for young Latinos to work in Idaho news. Born and raised in Coeur d'Alene, Mia moved to the Treasure Valley for college where she graduated from the College of Idaho with a bachelor's degree in Spanish and international political economy.