TREEFORT MUSIC FEST
March 25-29, 2026

Treefort For Good

TREEFORT FOR GOOD

Treefort Music Fest is committed to fostering positive community engagement in Idaho and beyond. We strive to create a space where attendees, artists, staff, and passersby can connect with local, regional, and national organizations to create access to advocacy.

Nonprofit organizations are represented throughout the festival, but you can find most of them in the Treefort for Good section outside of Main Stage in the Fort Zone of Julia Davis Park. Stop by, learn more about their mission, and get connected with the people and groups moving Idaho forward.

NON-PROFIT ROW ORGANIZATIONS

The Boise Trans Collective provides social and financial support to transgender individuals in southwest Idaho, with a focus on Boise, Ada County, and Canyon County, through live music, art, and community events.

Every Person. Every Family. A Home.

Families and Youth of Idaho is committed to improving, preserving, and restoring the mental health of youth and their families.

Family Advocates works to strengthen families and keep kids safe by empowering everyday people to protect and enrich the lives of youth.

Idaho Youth Ranch unites for Idaho’s youth by providing accessible programs and services that nurture hope, healing, and resilience.

Since 2017, Sunrise Retreats has offered professionally guided education, community, and healing experiences for women navigating life after the death of a partner.

The Pro-Voice Project is an Idaho-based nonprofit that reduces abortion stigma through storytelling and creating spaces for honest community dialogue.

Treasure Valley Community Gardens Cooperative‘s mission is to grow food access, community connections, and intergenerational capacity. We work alongside gardeners, neighbors, and partners of all ages to share resources, grow knowledge, and strengthen local food systems together.

The Treasure Valley Canopy Network builds healthy and vibrant Treasure Valley communities.