TOPIC
Join us in-person for a 20/20 For Good presentation by Duft Watterson, a local 1% for the Planet marketing agency dedicated to making life easier for local causes and nonprofits by partnering as continuous givers. Learn what makes being a 1% for the Planet company so rewarding and the successes and challenges that go into it.

Talia Spencer will present on what it means to be a 1% for the Planet Company. Whether you're exploring 1% for the Planet or hearing about it for the first time, we'll cover how it works, the benefits of joining, and the impact your commitment makes.

ABOUT OUR PRESENTER, TALIA
Talia Spencer, Senior Manager of Business Operations, has built her career managing finances and operations for businesses across the Treasure Valley. She has been with Duft Watterson since its founding in 2018, helping guide the agency's growth through strong operational and financial leadership.

ABOUT DUFT WATTERSON:
Duft Watterson is a national boutique marketing agency headquartered in Boise.

WHAT’S A 20/20 FOR GOOD PRESENTATION?

A reimagined Lunch & Learn that trades long presentations for fast, actionable inspiration.

Purpose:
Each 20/20 for Good session features one actionable idea from a local changemaker or expert — a simple, high-impact step any business or community member can put into practice within the next month, backed by real evidence and practical insight.

Flow:

• 5-minute setup + intro

• 20-minute Action Talk

• 20-minute Interactive Exchange (Q&A, idea jam, reflection)

• 5-minute recap and wrap-up

Presenters have just 5 slides:
1️⃣ Introduction & context
2️⃣ Call to Action
3️⃣ Supporting Evidence
4️⃣ Implementation Tip or Trick
5️⃣ Connection & Future Impact

The goal is to spark one measurable change each session — and build a community of businesses taking small steps toward big impact.

TOPIC

Join us virtually for a 20/20 For Good presentation by Idaho Partners for Good. Local nonprofits provide vital services to our community, yet constant fundraising often forces them to focus more on chasing dollars than advancing their mission. In this presentation, Idaho Partners for Good will advocate on behalf of nonprofits and share what the business community can do to truly support them—so they can create greater, lasting impact.

This presentation invites local business owners to see Idaho through the lens of the ALICE data and the Neighbor-to-Neighbor (N2N) Playbook—where nonprofits, philanthropy, business, faith, and government operate as parts of one system of community support. Across Idaho, rising housing and childcare costs, provider shortages, and policy shifts are placing unprecedented pressure on working families while crisis-response systems are becoming overwhelmed. The safety net is still holding, but leaders in the field are forecasting clear signs that it is fraying as we move into 2026.

For purpose-driven companies, this creates both a risk and an opportunity. When parents lose access to childcare, they leave the workforce; when healthcare is hard to reach, emergency costs rise; when nonprofits disappear, businesses inherit instability in their circles of influence. The session demonstrates how B-Corporation values—stakeholder benefit, local investment, dignified work, and measurable ROI—naturally fit within the Our Idaho framework and how companies can multiply impact through:

• strategic sponsorship of trusted nonprofits

• stabilization for employees and ALICE families

• investment in capacity building and shared data

• pooled influence for housing and behavioral-health continuity.

In ten to twelve minutes, owners will gain a credible snapshot of Idaho’s pressures and be asked to help identify simple/practical ways to collaborate across sectors so their businesses—and Idaho families—can thrive together. 

ABOUT OUR PRESENTER, BLOSSOM

Blossom Puamohala Johnston is a kanaka tutu and the Founding Director of Idaho Partners for Good, where she leads bold transformative efforts to disrupt and redesign philanthropy and the nonprofit sector for greater impact. With 35+ years of experience in all 44 Idaho counties and with over 1,000 nonprofits, she brings deep expertise in leadership, design thinking, and community well-being. A trusted advisor and changemaker, she served on the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco’s Community Advisory Council and has held seats on 40+ boards and commissions. Her mantra? Give better to get better. Blossom has her B.A. in Interdisciplinary studies with an emphasis on community health improvement from Boise State University.

WHAT’S A 20/20 FOR GOOD PRESENTATION?

A reimagined Lunch & Learn that trades long presentations for fast, actionable inspiration.

Purpose:
Each 20/20 for Good session features one actionable idea from a local changemaker or expert — a simple, high-impact step any business or community member can put into practice within the next month, backed by real evidence and practical insight.

Flow:

• 5-minute setup + intro

• 20-minute Action Talk

• 20-minute Interactive Exchange (Q&A, idea jam, reflection)

• 5-minute recap and wrap-up

Presenters have just 5 slides:
1️⃣ Introduction & context
2️⃣ Call to Action
3️⃣ Supporting Evidence
4️⃣ Implementation Tip or Trick
5️⃣ Connection & Future Impact

The goal is to spark one measurable change each session — and build a community of businesses taking small steps toward big impact.

Lighten up your Wednesday morning by joining us for an informal gathering.

Do Good Social Hour: Medium talk is less What do you do? and more What’s lighting you up?

Join us for some medium talk at the Do Good Social Hour, an informal, public meet up for people who prefer “medium talk” to get to the point and do more good.

For problem-solvers, bridge-builders, innovators and value-based professionals ready to talk with people wildly outside their industry.

The biggest challenges we face won’t be solved by one sector alone. New perspectives spark new possibilities.

When artists talk to engineers, farmers to data nerds, and health care workers to real estate agents, weird and wonderful things happen.

This social hour is for breaking out of our boxes and being open to ideas that help inspire us to build something better.

RSVP Here

Join us at the Boise Farmers Market with HMK Impact
We're sponsoring a volunteer team to support waste sorting at the Boise Farmers Market—and we’d love for you to be part of it.

We're looking for 4–6 volunteers to help market guests correctly sort trash, compost, and recycling.

No experience needed—training is provided onsite.

It’s a great way to connect, give back, and spend your morning doing something good (with good people).

Interested in joining us? Reach out—we’d be thrilled to have you on the team.

Email us

Ever wonder what really happens to your waste and donations once they leave your hands? Spoiler alert: it’s not always what you think.

Join us at Inspiration Alley in downtown Boise for a night of eye-opening conversations with local experts who know where the trash, treasures, and tech really end up—and how you can make sure you’re doing it right. From waste pros to thrift store distribution insiders, automotive waste haulers, and construction recycling wizards, we’re bringing together the people who deal with your "stuff" every day.

Get the truth about how to keep your donations helpful, your waste out of the landfill, and your old gadgets from becoming an environmental nightmare. It’s time to rethink your impact, ask the tough questions, and walk away with practical tips to do better.

Hosted by Idaho Smart Growth’ Crispin Gravatt, this thought-provoking conversation will give you actionable tips for smarter, more impactful ways to declutter your closet, reduce waste, and truly make a difference.

Let’s talk trash—literally—and start making smarter choices for a cleaner, good-er community.

Learn more and meet the speakers at https://hmk-impact.com/do-good

RSVP Here

You’re invited to the 3rd Anniversary Celebration of Idaho Partners for Good! IPFG is a nonprofit with a social enterprise based in Boise, Idaho. They invest human & financial capital in Idaho nonprofits with the desire and ability for outsized community impact.

Join us at Lost Grove Brewing, where you’ll receive a complimentary beverage as a thank you for joining in on the celebration. Mark your calendar, rally your people, and RSVP for this awesome event!

Idaho For Good is excited to be co-hosting and celebrating.

Join the Idaho for Good community as we open our playbooks and share cost effective, best practices on the B Impact Assessment. Bring your questions and colleagues, this event is open to everyone.

Programming will begin at 4:15 with networking time to follow.

Ever wondered what the B Impact Assessment looks like? You’re not alone! Meet like-minded, local business leaders at KIN as we share best practices for the B Impact Assessment. All are welcome and encouraged to invite a friend! Please note KIN’s safety precautions.

Location: KIN (999 W. Main Street, Boise, ID 83702)

Program will begin at 4:30pm