Glocal Community Partners
Glocal Community Partners is a non-profit whose mission is to mobilize, train and connect volunteers with our New American neighbors in friendship.
We have found that these friendships are not only important to the process of healing and integration, but they enrich the lives of those who have the privilege of getting involved.
Get involved today! Get involved today! Get involved today! Get involved today!
Partner with us!
Change our community. Share love with your neighbor. Make the world a kinder place.
Become a Partner!
We provide training and match you with a refugee family, couple or individual.
Friendships are such an important part of the process of healing and adjusting to a new life in America. Please consider becoming a Glocal Friend!
Volunteer your time!
There are so many things you can do to support our mission to meet the needs of our refugee neighbors.
We often need help with teaching English, driving, shopping, and cooking. Any help, big or small, goes a long way.
Advocate for our neighbor refugees.
Make your voice heard! Amplify the call to meet the needs of our refugee neighbors. Support local Nonprofits that advocate for those in need.
Let your representatives know that refugees contribute to Boise Idaho!
Join us at our next community event!
Volunteer and bring joy, friendship, and love to our community by providing a helping hand to refugees in need.
Learn more about Glocal.
Supporting refugees in the Treasure Valley with friendship, education, and resources.
2021 Garden Fundraiser - Norm and Z
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2021 Garden Fundraiser - Rahmatollah
Gather, Grow, Give
Boise is an amazing place, and one that many of us call home. It is also home for a growing community of refugees, over 20,000 in the last three decades.
Our new neighbors have come from all over the world, bringing with them diverse cultures, language and religions, but all share a common journey of persecution, escape and survival.
They have found themselves in an entirely new place, cannot go home, or are afraid to because of persecution. Often, this is due to their race, religion, nationality or particular social group.
We exist to welcome them into a new chapter of life, one that doesn’t erase their past, but helps them embrace the challenge of leaving home, and thriving in a safe community that many of us may take for granted.