Boise River Recreation Park Supporters

Below is a list supporters and links to other resources. If you would like to add your link to this page as a contributor or resource, please click here.

If you would like to volunteer or get information as it happens about the park click here.

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Supporters & Contributors

PBR Whitewater Revival
Whitewater events have long been part of Idaho whitewater. The PBR Whitewater Revival (The P.B.R. stands for Payette Boise Rivers) came alive early summer 2007 and raised $1500 benefiting the Boise River Recreation Park. Organizers Samuel Goff and Bill Driscoll specifically designed the event to raise awareness and money for the development of the park. The event is slated May 30th – June 1st 2008, hosting the National Rafting Championships. For more information visit http://www.pbrkayakevent.com.

Idaho River Sports
Since 1987 Idaho River Sports has set the standard in their industry and for their support of Boise, Idaho's rivers, sports and our community. Beginning business in Boise's Hyde Park in 1987 and their recent expansion near the Boise River, Jo Cassin and Stan Kolby are pioneers in understanding the needs of their customers and community.

Water Park and Whitewater Groups

Idaho Rivers United
Idaho Rivers United is for all who love the freedom, adventure and solitude of Idaho's wild rivers. Idaho Rivers United is a statewide river conservation organization supported by individuals. Founded in 1990, Idaho Rivers United has over 2,000 members.

Idaho Whitewater Association
The purpose of the Idaho Whitewater Association (IWA) is to promote the appreciation, understanding, and safe recreational use of the whitewater river resources within the State of Idaho among its members and the general public, and to inform the members of issues affecting whitewater rivers and their use.

Community Resources

Boise City Parks and Recreation
The Boise Parks & Recreation Department serves city residents by maintaining parks and open space. We also operate a community center, drop-in youth programs, a zoo, golf course and three cemeteries. The department provides art, dance, fitness and adapted recreation programs for children, teens and adults, and coordinates basketball, volleyball and softball leagues throughout the city.

Idaho Foundation for Parks and Lands
The Idaho Foundation for Parks and Lands acts as a conduit to channel monies for the acquisition and management of lands and not forfeit once in a lifetime opportunities. The Foundation operates in the private/public arena and partners with public and private organizations to get things done effectively and at a lower cost. Idaho's future will depend on having the resources through these public private partnerships to support wildlife.

Northend.org
Boise's historic neighborhood believes in building community and supporting projects that enrich our environment, our families and children and keep Boise a great place to live. By creating a new venue for soccer, walkers, recreationalists and community gatherings, we are continuing Boise's tradition of giving back to the community in partnership with local government.