Working Together to Keep Kids Warm
Intermountain Gas Company is proud to partner with the Idaho Steelheads, Baird’s Dry Cleaners & CBS2 in raising money for the Keep Kids Warm fund.
A history of giving.
For 25 years, the Keep Kids Warm program has been supplying Treasure Valley children in need with warmth. To date, over $1.3 million has been raised along
with thousands of coats to achieve the mission of keeping children warm through the winter.
The Keep Kids Warm fund is also available to assist with heating costs for low-income families with children.
You can make a difference!
Customers wishing to help can make a pledge each month with their gas bill or make a one-time donation to Keep Kids Warm.
Donate coats at any of the drop-off locations below.
- Idaho Steelhead’s ticket office
- Any of the 4 Baird’s Boise locations
Automatic contributions
Contributions can be made automatically with your Intermountain Gas payment each month. To begin contributing, or to increase your current contribution, complete the form on the back page and send that portion with your gas payment.
Then each month we will add your pledged amount to your bill. At the end of the year, we will report the total amount you have donated during the year.
One-time donation
Please send a separate check payable to Keep Kids Warm with your Intermountain Gas payment and we will forward the donation to the fund.
Supporting agencies
You can contact the nearest Community Action Partnership agency for help through Keep Kids Warm.
Community Action Partnership Agencies
- Boise …………………. ELADA ……………208-377-0700
- Caldwell …………….. WICAP ……………208-454-0675
- Emmett ……………… WICAP ……………208-365-3116
- Homedale ………….. ELADA ……………208-337-4812
- Mtn. Home ………… ELADA ……………208-587-8407
- Payette ………………. WICAP ……………208-642-9086
- Weiser ………………. WICAP ……………208-549-2066
All of the money raised for Keep Kids Warm goes directly to the families in need. There are no administrative costs, fees or salaries taken out of the money raised. All assistance benefits are distributed throughout the Treasure Valley by Community Action Partnership agencies.
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