Resource Library
Idaho Nonprofit Center - The Idaho Nonprofit Center provides a toolbox to build strong and accountable nonprofits, a platform to rally public involvement and gain support for the nonprofit sector.
Forum of Regional Associations of Grantmakers - The Forum of Regional Associations of Grantmakers is a national philanthropic leader and a network of associations of grantmakers. It supports philanthropy by strengthening the ability of all regional associations to fulfill their missions; these associations promote the growth and effectiveness of philanthropy in order to improve life in their communities.
Grant Proposal Self-Assessment Tool - Use this diagnostic tool to assess and improve your grant proposal prior to submission.
Boise Public Library e-Collections - The Boise Public Library provides access to articles online.
If you have a Boise Public Library card:
1. Go to www.boisepubliclibrary.org
2. Click on "eCollections"
3. Click on "Databases & Websites"
4. Click on "P" for ProQuest Central
5. Click on "Connect Now" and enter your 14 digit library card number
6. Click on the 4th tab at the top, labeled "Publications"
7. Type in a Publication title, then click "Search" (Example: Stanford Social Innovation Review)
8. You can now type in the title, author or subject you want to seach within the publication or browse the articles in an individual issue by clicking on a date in the bottom half of the screen.
If you do not have a Boise Public Library card:
1. Go to www.lili.org
2. Log in with User Name: lili; Password: idaho (all lower case)
3. Select the database ProQuest Central and follow steps 6 thru 8 above.
Stanford Social Innovation Review (Boise Public Library) - The Stanford Social Innovation Review is available online in the ProQuest Central database provided through the Boise Public Library. If you have a Boise Public Library card, you can access it remotely (from home or work) at www.boisepubliclibrary.org/eCollections/Databases/Name/p.asp. Once you are in the ProQuest Central database, click on the "Publications" link, enter "Stanford Social" into the search box and click on "Search". Use the links for the issues you wish to access. You can also use search features to help identify topics you wish to research.
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