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In 1902, this log house was built as the St. Maries Men’s Club, but the organization proved short-lived. In 1906, the building was turned into a doctor’s office and remained in operation until the early 1920s when the business was foreclosed. Noting that the building was rapidly deteriorating, Raleigh Hughes purchased the house in 1926 and lovingly restored it. The home remained in private possession until 1989 when the Centennial Committee purchased the home and opened it as the Historic Hughes House Museum in 1990. Inside, visitors will catch a glimpse of St. Maries’ younger days. Several photos, antiques, and artifacts depict early life in St. Maries and northern Idaho.
The Idaho Commission on Hispanic Affairs is a non-partisan state agency. Providing services to the Hispanic Community and serving as a liaison between the community and government entities. Working toward economic, educational, and social equality, the Commission identifies and monitors programs and legislation, and research problems and issues facing Idaho’s Hispanic community. The Commission identifies solutions and provides recommendations to the governor, legislature, and other organizations concerning issues facing the State’s Hispanic population.
Idaho Connect is an economic recovery team of community navigators who are committed to outreach and engage underserved, minority and rural entrepreneurs of Idaho and connect them to valuable business resources. A program of The Idaho Hispanic Foundation.
Una alianza de nueve organizaciones sin fines de lucro que trabajan para apoyar a la comunidad de trabajadores agrícolas e inmigrantes. Alliance of nine non profits working to support the farm worker and immigrant community during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Idaho Latino Scholarship Foundation (ILSF), was founded in 2008 to ease the financial burden Idaho Latino students face when striving towards a higher education. Working alongside our generous community members, corporate sponsors, and volunteers, we provide deserving students an opportunity to radically change their lives.
Whether you live on a reservation, are part of the Native diaspora, or believe in #BuyNative, Idaho Rez Rising is an opportunity to connect with Native-owned businesses across Idaho. A website with an online directory to find a service you need locally or contact an artist whose work you want to support from afar. The team of Idaho Connect is dedicated to identify, engage and empower small business owners from various diverse communities, including a concerted effort to uplift Idaho Native American entrepreneurs. At Idaho Connect, we believe in the ingenuity and resilience of our Native communities, and choose to assist in the economic impact that Native Americans bring to Idaho. Idaho Rez Rising connects you with entrepreneurs in a digital way. Instant access to purchase goods or services such as beautiful jewelry, delicious food, or even a needed handyman. Creating an online component for a business presents new opportunities. Idaho Rez Rising is an exclusive online tool offering increased visibility to businesses.
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