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Dedicated to promotion of education, leadership, advocacy and networking opportunities to the Idaho Business and Hispanic Community.

Our mission is to promote the integration advancement and economic growth of Idaho Hispanic Businesses: 1) Create networking opportunities within business and communities across Idaho. 2) Develop partnerships with the business community and civic and governmental organizations. 3) Provide a forum for productive communication and learning. 4) Be actively engaged in the advocacy of members on local and state platforms. 5) Foster leadership programs to build future Hispanic leaders.

Idaho Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

TOGETHER, BOISE STATE ATHLETICS AND BRONCO NATION WILL ACHIEVE AMBITIOUS GOALS

The Bronco Athletic Association is committed to creating opportunities for Boise State student-athletes. With more than 350 student-athletes across 18 sports programs, our goal is to provide elite opportunities for Bronco student-athletes to achieve athletic, academic, and personal excellence.

Bronco Athletic Association

Serving Idaho children diagnosed with cancer and their families.

A cancer diagnosis can be all-encompassing for a family. At Camp Rainbow Gold, cancer may be the thread that ties us together, but it does not define us. Far beyond the hospital room, Camp Rainbow Gold serves as a place for children, siblings, and parents alike to seek refuge and truly be themselves.
Camp Rainbow Gold provides events, programs, resources, and support to Idaho families who have experienced a pediatric cancer diagnosis. Children do not need to be in current treatment to participate.

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Inspire Excellence is a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to honoring inspiring Idahoans. Our organization uses the Inspire Excellence Awards as a fundraising platform to raise funds to be donated to Idaho 501c3 nonprofit organizations as well as internal programs such as the Teens 2 Trades program.

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For over 40 years, the Make-A-Wish has been granting life-changing wishes for children and families.

Tens of thousands of volunteers, donors and supporters advance the Make-A-Wish® vision to grant the wish of every child diagnosed with a critical illness. In the U.S. and its territories, a wish is granted every 34 minutes. A wish can be that spark that helps these children believe that anything is possible and gives them the strength to fight harder against their illnesses. This one belief guides us and inspires us to grant wishes that change the lives of the kids we serve.

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St. Luke's Children's is Idaho's only children's hospital, caring for more than 90,000 children every year from Idaho, Oregon, Nevada, and other surrounding states.

More than 10 million kids enter a children’s hospital like St. Luke&#8217;s Children&#8217;s across North America every year. To provide the best care for kids, children’s hospitals rely on donations and community support, as Medicaid and insurance programs do not fully cover the cost of care. Since 1983, Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals has helped fill those funding gaps by raising more than $7 billion, most of it $1 at a time through Miracle Balloon icon campaigns. Its various fundraising partners and programs support the nonprofit’s mission to save and improve the lives of as many children as possible.

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Dovetail Construction, a Bozeman-based construction company, has announced a new strategic partnership with Big-D Signature and its parent company, Big-D Construction, one of the nation’s largest construction companies.

Dovetail Construction is owned by childhood friends Tim Rote and Kevin Sullivan, and together with their internal team of skilled carpenters, subcontractors, and network of architects and engineers, Dovetail has built numerous private residences and spearheaded several light commercial projects in and around southwest Montana.
Headquartered in Salt Lake City, Big-D Construction has successfully completed hundreds of construction projects across the country. The firm is currently working on its largest project to date – The New SLC Airport Redevelopment Program. The project is part of a joint venture with Holder Construction. Big-D Signature, with offices in Jackson Hole and Park City, specializes in building resorts and private estates.
While the partnership is new, Big-D and Dovetail’s connection began years ago, when Mike Kerby (now Senior Vice President of Big-D Signature) and Dovetail’s Tim Rote worked together on a large construction project in Hawaii, developing a friendship that has lasted over the years.
“While this is a great professional opportunity for us, I’m personally excited to be working with Mike again,” explains Rote. “Big-D Signature and Dovetail share a similar business philosophy that puts priority on mutual respect, clear communication, quality results — and an enjoyable process for everyone along the way.”
Additionally, Dovetail and Big-D Signature will be working closely with JLF Architects, an award-winning architecture firm based in Bozeman with extensive experience in commercial and luxury home design in the West and across the country. Big-D Signature already enjoys a successful partnership with JLF’s Design Build entity, having built many of the firm’s projects in Jackson Hole, Bozeman, and Park City, among other locations.
Rote and Sullivan point out that the partnership will give both entities an opportunity to expand their reach: for Dovetail, the support of a larger company with national experience holds appeal, while Big-D Signature, gains dedicated access to a trusted resource with an understanding of the Montana market and strong ties to the Bozeman community.
“From our standpoint, we don’t see Dovetail straying all that far from the path we’re on,” says Sullivan. “We’re the same guys, same group, same approach to business — but now, that path has widened significantly, giving us all more opportunity for growth and shared success.”
The design build team will begin working on several custom residential projects in the Bozeman area next year.

Tim Rote & Kevin Sullivan, Dovetail Founders

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Big-D Signature recently announced it broke ground on the inaugural Summit County Clubhouse, a facility located in Park City, Utah. The facility will focus on creating an inclusive community for adults with mental illness diagnoses.

Big-D Signature, a subsidiary of Big-D Construction, recently announced it broke ground on the inaugural Summit County Clubhouse, a facility located in Park City, Utah. The facility will focus on creating an inclusive community for adults with mental illness diagnoses.
The expedited project which officially began the first week of May is expected to be completed this July – in just under three months. Located at 6304 Highland Drive, Park City, UT, the new center will be roughly 2,000 square feet. The house used for the facility was donated to Park City Community Foundation by the Grossman Family for exclusive use by Summit County Clubhouse and is being renovated to comply with all ADA regulations.
“This marks a momentous occasion as we begin work on such a necessary and impactful development in our community,” says Mike Kerby, president of Big-D Signature. “The Big-D Signature team could not be more thrilled and honored to work with such a community-engaged non-profit organization such as Summit County Clubhouse, as it is committed to making a lasting positive impact on so many people’s lives. We look forward to the valued partnership.”
The new clubhouse will offer a variety of recovery-based services for up to 25 clients per day. Their overall goal is to create an inclusive community for adults living with mental illness, helping them to rejoin the worlds of friendships, family, employment, education and to receive the support they may individually need. Summit County Clubhouse follows the Clubhouse International model of psycho-social rehabilitation, a highly tested method of treatment developed over seventy years.
“We thank Pat and Tom Grossman for their extraordinary generosity. Their contributions will strengthen Summit County Clubhouse for years to come and will allow our members to reach their full potential,” says Amber Mackay, executive director of Summit County Clubhouse. “We also want to express our great appreciation to Park City Community Foundation. In addition to introducing us to the Grossmans, Park City Community Foundation has been invaluable in guiding us through the many important strategies as a new nonprofit.”
As a relatively new organization, this is the first official clubhouse in Summit County and is Big-D Signature’s first project with the nonprofit. Currently, Summit County Clubhouse serves 17 members, with the goal of eventually being able to accommodate any adult in Summit and Wasatch County with a history of mental illness.
“Every aspect of the Clubhouse program is designed to draw our members out of the isolation of mental illness. It supports them as they develop their skills, talents, and abilities so that they can fully engage in the community,” says Mackay. “In our new location, our members will discover the joy of being good neighbors. At the same time, we expect that our contributions to the neighborhood will serve as examples to change hearts and minds and fight the stigma that is too often attached to mental illness.”
Big-D Signature is expected to quickly complete renovations to the space, allowing for a rapid turnaround and faster access to care. Upon completion of the renovations later this summer, Summit County Clubhouse will host a ribbon-cutting event open to the public.

Big-D Signature breaks ground on Summit County Clubhouse

Our team had the opportunity this morning to help raise awareness and funds for the KPCW 2020 Winter Pledge Drive.

KPCW’s mission is to serve Summit and Wasatch Counties with local news, information, entertainment, and emergency alerts through its broadcast signal and digital media platforms. The station is also committed to provide its communication abilities to help other nonprofit organizations in our community succeed. We are proud to be a regular sponsor of the station.
Our Big-D Signature team is currently remodeling the KPCW office building and giving it a modern upgrade!
Check out the picture of team from this morning’s broadcast including Mike Kerby (Big-D Signature Sr. Vice President), Natalia Earl (Project Engineer), Dave Hernandez (Superintendent), and Dick Whitney (Project Manager).
See how you can get involved at https://www.kpcw.org/post/pledge-drive-day-one-learn-about-your-local-nonprofits-and-support-kpcw

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A grand opening celebration was held this week for the new Mercill Early Childhood Learning Center in Jackson, Wyoming. 

The new Center began serving the community earlier this year. But now that spring has arrived, the building was ready to be officially unveiled to the City of Jackson and families that it will serve.
Construction of the new facility deviated from conventional construction. Big-D Signature crews “stitched” the building together piece-by-piece using a process called Modular Construction.
Modules of the building were fabricated in Idaho by Nashua Builders. The modules were then delivered to the construction site in Jackson, where they were stitched together.
The new Childhood Learning Center has seven classrooms, as well as administrative offices. The Center serves more than 100 infants, toddlers, and preschoolers.
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Signature Completes Work on New Childhood Learning Center

We take great pride in being a part of the communities in which we work and live. Some of the many ways we do this include giving our time, talents, and resources to the people, teams, and programs in these areas we value so much. Having a positive impact on our communities is an integral part of the McAlvain legacy and part of who we are at our core. We believe it is our responsibility, and a privilege, to build a better future, for ourselves and for generations to come.

McAlvain proudly participates in various local charities, event sponsorships, foundations and associations that hold personal significance for our employees and our communities.