Let’s keep our neighbors housed.
Jesse Tree’s ability to prevent eviction depends on neighbors like you.
An investment in prevention makes a huge difference.
$25
To provide a tenant facing eviction with one hour of supportive services.
$35
To facilitate a supportive conversation with one family applying for assistance.
$180
($15/month)
To give a family a case manager through the eviction process.
$500
($40/month)
To keep one neighbor housed.
$2,000
($165/month)
To keep a family housed.
Become a monthly donor and join The Neighborhood!
Monthly giving is an effective way to contribute to our cause. By giving smaller gifts consistently, you can allow Jesse Tree to operate with a predictable revenue stream month-to-month.
Even a donation of $15 a month – about the cost of a sandwich meal – is enough to give a family a case manager through the eviction court process each year.
If you join The Neighborhood, we will also send you inside-scoop updates on our programs and provide you with unique ways to get involved.
Just check “Recurring Donation” when you donate to join The Neighborhood!
Make a donation.
It's not too late for the Treasure Valley to solve homelessness, but we must stay ahead of the problem. Providing a hand up to tenants when they need it - one family at a time - is just one way to keep our community housed.
91%
of our annual budget goes directly to programs and services.
Donate Stocks.
Use the file below to transfer a gift of securities to Jesse Tree.
Prefer to Donate Tangible Goods?
Due to the nature of our work and the clients we serve, some forms of tangible good donations are hard to distribute. Please see below for a list of accepted items or call our office if you have questions about something not listed.
Items needed:
Gas cards
Grocery cards
Hotel vouchers
Diapers
Please bring your item donations to our office at 1121 W Miller Street in Boise. Thank you!
Donate Crypto Currency.
Crypto currency donations are tax deductable! Jesse Tree will use the cash value of the currency to help Treasure Valley residents avoid eviction.