Bank Local, Give Local
When you open a new checking or savings account with Idaho First Bank, we’ll donate $100 to a local nonprofit partner chosen by your bank location. Explore the organizations making a difference in the communities we serve below.

Investing in the Places We Call Home
We believe strong communities are built through meaningful relationships, hands-on service, and a genuine commitment to our neighborhoods — because we don’t succeed unless the places we serve do, too. That’s what People First Community First means to us.
Limited time promotion and may be canceled without notice. Charitable donations will be awarded to specified local organizations in the amount of $100 per new personal account opened, remitted in lump sum, after the October 10, 2026, close of the campaign period. One qualifying account per new Idaho First Bank household. Existing customers who open a new qualifying account will generate a $25 donation to the organization.
Learn More About the Organizations
These are the nonprofits your new account helps support. Each one is working to make life better in the communities Idaho First Bank serves.

Deschutes Children’s Foundation provides space and support where nonprofits succeed at helping children and families.

Special Olympics Idaho is a statewide movement that champions inclusion, health, leadership, and community for individuals with intellectual disabilities. While sports are at the core of what they do, their programs go far beyond the field of play.

For more than 20 years, the Eagle Community Foodbank has been committed to helping neighbors experiencing food insecurity by providing access to essential food resources and supporting individuals and families throughout the community.

The Hunger Coalition is dedicated to providing access to healthy nutrition while fostering a more connected and equitable community. Through food access programs and advocacy, they help individuals and families thrive.

The Nampa Family Justice Center works with community partners to provide confidential services free of charge to anyone affected by domestic abuse/violence, sexual assault, child or elder abuse, stalking, and human trafficking.

Serving Valley County, Idaho and surrounding communities, Rise Up 2 Thrive provides comprehensive services and resources to assist victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking.
St. Luke’s McCall helps ensure rural communities have access to high-quality health care including advanced technology, skilled staff, and services not typically available at critical access hospitals.
Find the Right Personal Account for You
Whether you’re looking to accrue interest or waive monthly maintenance fees, there’s an Idaho First checking or savings option for your needs. Reach out directly to the bank location for more information on how to open a qualifying account.
Checking should be simple, but flexible enough to ensure you’re still getting what you need. Pay your bills, view e-statements, and monitor your balance from anywhere with digital banking.
Saving wisely is the key to financial freedom. From high-yield savings to money market accounts, Idaho Firsts has a range of options to help you build a strong foundation — backed by personal guidance.
Find Your Bank Location
Each Idaho First Bank location has chosen a nonprofit to support — find your nearest location and see who your account will help.
Nampa Family Justice Center
(208) 854-8180
St. Luke’s McCall Foundation
(208) 634-0100
Deschutes Children’s Foundation
(541) 948-8680





