Scramble Date Set

2nd Annual Capstone Golf Scramble

Saturday, September 16th
Eagle Hills
Registration at 8 a.m.
Shot gun start 8:30 am

For registration or sponsorship information contact info@capstonemissions.org

Always learning and growing . . .

Capstone Missions in cooperation with the Idaho Nonprofit Development Center, recently hosted a presentation in Twin Falls on a new program called the Standards for Excellence. The presentation helped to introduce other Magic Valley nonprofits to the IDNC, a nonprofit organization helping to strengthen and promote Idaho’s nonprofit sector. The Standards for Excellence program is a voluntary, self-help program developed by nonprofits, for nonprofits. It is a national initiative providing eight Guiding Principals and 55 Standards in the areas of governance, financial systems, personnel practices, fundraising activities, public affairs and more. While at the presentation, the Capstone Mission Board of Directors and a dozen other local nonprofits learned about how to ensure their nonprofit is operating in a highly ethical & accountable manner and how to build the organizational capacity and infrastructure. This new knowledge will help our board to develop to be the best . Go team!

Let's Get the Ball Rolling!

It is time to prepare for our 2nd Annual Golf Scramble.

Our Magic Valley counterparts have challenged the Treasure Valley group to raise even more than last year. We will accept that challenge!

Our first planning meeting will be May 3rd 6:00 pm at St.Paul's Student Center Game Room.

Contact Carol@capstonemissions.org for information or if you have some suggestions.

Five spaces left

If you are interested in the Mission Trip at the end of May, now if the time to turn in those applications.

Contact deb@capstonemissions.org for more information.

Brother Selby resigns from the Board

Brother Selby Coffman, after 3.5 years of service to the Capstone Board, has resigned from the Capstone Board of Directors.

Selby is a Benedictine Monk at the Monastery of the Ascension in Jerome. His valuable time is needed at the Monastery to help lead retreats.

Selby's leadership has helped to develop Capstones since our inception. He has served terms as Secretary and President of the Board.

He will be truly missed at the meetings, but never further than a phone call away to offer his advice. Thank you Selby for your service toward building a better future to Tijuana's Orphans and Poor!

Visit us at the KC Convention

We are able to have a display at the annual Idaho Knights of Columbus Convention at the end of April.

Many Idaho Councils pledge monthly to support the children at St. Joseph's. Please pray that additional support comes from this endeavor.

Our board president and fellow Knight, Rusty Gideon, is leading this effort. If you are at the convention, stop by and say "Hi".