KRFY 88.5 FM is non-commercial member-supported radio with music, news and educational programs, provided by the nonprofit Panhandle Community Radio. Tune in or click to our website to hear live streaming radio.
AL-ANON (and ALATEEN for younger members) offers a self-help recovery program for families and friends of alcoholics, whether or not the alcoholic seeks help. We meet several times weekly.
The Angels Over Sandpoint is a non-profit (501c3) organization that helps needy Bonner County individuals. The Angels provide backpacks and school supplies to over 800 children annually. Other events include The Follies (a racy live variety show), Spring Mud Fling Dance, and the New Year’s Eve Dance and Auction (because raising money should be fun!).
Formerly the Panhandle Animal Shelter. BTAA provides services for lost, abandoned, neglected and abused pets, and adoption of wonderful dogs and cats to qualified new homes.
Bonner Community Food Center operates strictly on donations and grants, providing food to over 3,000 people a month. The center is also the local representative for the Salvation Army.
Active in the community since 1992, the Task Force works to promote tolerance, support human dignity and educate adults and youth across the county.
The volunteers assist the Bonner General Hospital and the patients it serves. A variety of rewarding opportunities are available for teens, men, and women.
A shelter home for men in need, providing the gospel message.
Volunteer group of doctors, practitioners and others providing health care to residents who have no medical insurance and meet eligibility criteria. Clinics held every Tuesday and Thursday. Click our website to learn more.
A non-profit organization with the goal of providing a positive and supportive impact on our community through volunteerism, scholarships and grants. CAL is open to anyone interested in joining. Visit Bizarre Bazaar.
A non-profit, community-funded cancer resource center with programs designed to help improve the many financial, physical, and social effects of cancer. CCS also supports cancer prevention and education projects.
The CREC, by phone or in person, helps people in need find essential social services in Bonner and Boundary counties. Their website lists more than 350 state and local resources. Click, or call them for help.
Elks Lodge #1376 is home to Sandpoint community members who invest their time and resources in programs to help children grow up healthy and drug-free, meet the needs of today’s veterans, and improve our quality of life.
A non-profit organization that is committed to delivering enjoyable, meaningful programs and services to all residents on the eastern shore of Lake Pend Oreille and beyond. We offer preschool, a Christmas Giving Program, scholarships, and much more.
A statewide group of well-informed volunteers actively working toward stewardship of Idaho’s natural environment.
Bringing the community together to build decent, affordable housing for families in need.
Lakeside Lodge #42 in Sandpoint is chartered through the Grand Lodge of Idaho, sharing the goals of Freemasons to better self, community and the world.
Providing water to Bonner County homes and businesses north of the City of Sandpoint, we work to ensure safe, sustainable, and high-quality water access for our members.
Community-based nonprofit group dedicated to excellence in education and school management in Lake Pend Oreille School District. We raise money for an endowment fund and for annual grants to teachers for innovative classroom projects.
For over 40 years, PSNI has dedicated its resources to developing opportunities for people with disabilities living in Bonner and Boundary counties.
One of the area’s leading arts organizations, POAC brings music, dance and performance artists to Sandpoint, hosts art shows, youth art events and the annual ArtWalk and Arts & Crafts Fair. Downtown gallery open daily!
FREE classes for parents of children from birth to age five living within LPOSD. Learn how to help your young child gain the skills needed to succeed in school. Check website for information on registering for fall, winter and spring classes.
Established in 1996, Rock Creek Alliance is a small, nonprofit organization that works to protect the water quality of the Clark Fork-Pend Oreille Watershed and the Cabinet Mountains Wilderness Area from the proposed Rock Creek Mine.
We meet Tuesday mornings at 7:00 am at the Tango Cafe for a breakfast meeting with the exception of the 1st Tuesday of every month, which is an evening meeting at 5:30 pm at various locations. See webpage or our Facebook page for details.
Sandpoint chapter of Rotary International, striving to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise. Click our website link to learn more.
A non-profit fraternal organization proudly serving our surrounding communities for over 111 years. Our motto ‘people helping people’ is our foundation. Visitors welcome to our lodge and lounge.
Begun in 2006, the SandPoint Freecycle group is a branch of the international Freecycle movement of people who are giving (and getting) stuff for free. Follow the link below to see or offer free items in Sandpoint (requires joining a Yahoo group).
Local chapter of the international service organization. Sponsor of the annual Toys for Tots campaign, Fourth of July celebration and other community works. New members welcome.
SASi provides all senior citizens over the age of 50 years with nutritional meals and serves as a gathering place and informational site for social, recreational and wellness programs. Public invited!
SPOT is the FREE local bus, with routes and stops in Sandpoint, Dover, Ponderay, Kootenai and a Schweitzer connection. Buses circle two routes every hour; check the website for route maps and schedules. Then get on the SPOT!
We are an all-breed equine rescue, research and rehabilitation sanctuary based Sandpoint, helping to save abandoned, abused or neglected horses regionally. We’re 100% volunteer operated and funded solely by donations.
Created in 1968 to serve about 150 households west of Sandpoint, the water district now has over 230 member water users and distributes more than 18 million gallons annually to those households.
