VOTE — 2021 EENA Board — (Deadline is May 16th at Midnight)
Register to Attend the Annual Meeting May 17th at 6:30 PM via Zoom
EAST END
NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
Mission Statement: The East End Neighborhood Association exists to serve and represent the residents of the East End. It is dedicated to helping maintain and improve the character, livability, and historical aspects of the neighborhood and towards improving the unique quality of life of our present and future residents.
CALENDAR
The calendar is a combination of meetings and events submitted by residents (via email) that apply to the neighborhood. Send notices such as garage sales, meetings, etc, relevant to the East End neighborhood community to EastEndBoise@Gmail.com.
NEWS
EENA wants to make sure you are aware of the local news that is relevant to the East End. Whether it’s a notification of annual meetings, giant trees being removed, or a feature story of one of our cherished residents, we feel it’s important to keep you informed. If you would like to contribute please contact us at: EastEndBoise@Gmail.com
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
EENA is always looking for volunteers! Whether you are interested in becoming a board member or helping create and deliver our newsletter, fundraising, or leading or participating in neighborhood projects please contact us at: EastEndBoise@Gmail.com
EMAIL NEWSLETTER
GOOD NEIGHBOR
Covid-19 Help and Donations Information
Food Assistance:
City of Good – cityofgood.com
City of Good 208-252-5175 or cityofgood.com
City of Good is a network made up of local restaurants that are providing free, wholesome meals to anyone that needs something to eat. You can call or email them on your own behalf or for a friend or neighbor. If you’d like to volunteer for City of Good go to https://city-of-good.volunteerlocalcom/volunteers/?id=48521
Eviction/Rent Assistance:
Jesse Tree – jessetreeidaho.org
Jesse Tree 208-383-9486 or jessetreeidaho.org
Jesse Tree provides financial assistance (such as rent or utility payments) and support services. Prevention strategies include tenant-landlord mediation, family mediation, housing counseling, legal assistance, and discharge policies (from hospitals and jails).
Interpersonal Violence Assistance:
Faces of Hope – facesofhopevictimcenter.org
Faces of Hope 208-577-4400 or facesofhopevictimcenter.org
Faces of Hope is a warm and welcoming place where people affected by interpersonal violence can receive help. There is no judgement, no strings, no wait list or fees. They are there to help people affected by domestic violence, sexual violence, elder abuse, child abuse and stalking.
Mental Health Assistance:
Crisis Hotline – idahosuicideprevention.org
Idaho Youth Ranch for Youth Mental Health – youthranch.org/covid-19
Idaho Children’s Trustfund:
NEIGHBORHOOD PROJECTS
EAST END NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION ANNUAL PICNIC
