Catalyst Directory

Jesse Tree is Idaho’s only nongovernmental organization dedicated to eviction prevention. As rising rents and other economic challenges push millions of Americans to the brink of homelessness, Jesse Tree offers timely and cost-effective interventions to keep them housed. By offering emergency rent and security deposit assistance and a housing crisis support line, the organization enables renters to maintain stable housing and avoid sudden eviction.

Jill's House is a Christian nonprofit that loves and serves families of children, adolescents, and young adults with profound intellectual disabilities through short-term overnight respite care and holistic family support. Several times throughout the year, parents send their children with disabilities to a "respite resort" in Vienna, Virginia, or to one of the camp locations around the country, for 24-48 hour stays. Kids get an amazing experience in a safe, fun, loving, and celebratory environment. Meanwhile, parents can rest and recharge. Exciting experiences for kids with disabilities and the provision of rest for their families empower the entire family to be their best at home, at work, at school, and everywhere in between.

JobTrain helps the most vulnerable individuals reclaim their lives from poverty and unemployment by preparing them for successful, sustainable careers in high-demand and emerging fields.

Prometheus bridges the digital divide facing nonprofits by connecting them with skilled tech volunteers. Through their network, nonprofits gain access to technology expertise and tools needed to advance their missions, while technologists develop career-building skills through public-interest work. By facilitating pro bono engagements at scale, Prometheus not only enhances the capabilities of nonprofits but also provides students and professionals with meaningful opportunities to give back.

The Kelly Brush Foundation is building and empowering an active community of individuals who have experienced spinal cord injuries. It cultivates personal relationships, enables opportunities to try physical activities, and funds over $1 million in adaptive sports equipment every year, so that everyone living with a spinal cord injury can find the freedom and independence to lead a fulfilling life.