Sam Blaine (iYERP), Paul Moss (Lyle Pearson Company), Craig Hoogland (Lyle Pearson Acura), Jeff Hull (St. Luke’s Construction), Mike Sluder (Engineered Structures Inc.), Matt Newton (Beniton Construction), Doug Nichols (Beniton Consturction) Ray Hoobing (CM Company), Pete Pearson (Albertsons – SuperValu), Mike Cataldo (Pacific Steel & Recycling), Ben Blain (iYERP).
Rob Holtz, Project Superintendent and Erin Holobing
We are excited about our first project in Oregon. It is with CM Company on their Ontario High School Project. Pictured in the photo is Rob Holtz, Project Superintendent and Erin Hoobing. Rob has partnered with us on many projects.
Additionally, we are talking with another general contractor about their upcoming Treasure Valley Community College Project. Also, discussions are underway for a large project in the Portland area.
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Pacific Steel & Recycling’s Matt and Josh picking up a dumpster load of
scrap metal at Wright Brothers’s MDC project in Meridian. This project was
a LEED project.
Jackson Rock Climbing Star Team
Jackson Rock Climbing Star Team at a practice session at the Treasure Valley
YMCA’s West Boise location.
(L to R) Daniel Kirkwood, Vice President, Virgi Blaine, JWJF Vice President – Community Relations, Clint Pettee, Project Superintendent, Allan Kirkwood (Big Al) and Kyle Marston, Project Engineer
Big Al and Dan made a site visit to check on the status of the new entertainment center under construction in Meridian. Virgi was on hand to welcome Big Al to Idaho and acquaint him with IYERP’s scrapping program and the John William Jackson Fund’s funding of programs and projects benefiting Idaho youth. Big Al’s has other entertainment centers with bowling alleys throughout the West. Big Al’s has its own construction company, Kirkwood & Kirkwood, Inc.
Rex Lytle, owner, in front of Lytle Signs office in Twin Falls. Lytle Signs has offices in Twin Falls and Meridian. They are IYERP partners.
Our first posted sign marking our partnership relationship with ESI on the Whole Foods Project corners of Broadway Avenue and Myrtle Street.
The Idaho Youth Education Recycling Partnership (IYERP) is a collection of individuals and corporations with a mission to raise recycling awareness and improve recycling at the community level.
100% of the recycling proceeds coordinated via IYERP are donated to Idaho youth programs via the John William Jackson Fund – a Boise, Idaho based donor advised non-profit organization & member of the Idaho Community Foundation. The mission of the John William Jackson Fund is to advance academic scholarship, performing arts and outdoor sporting for Idaho youth.
For more information visit www.johnwilliamjacksonfund.org & click on the Recycling Program link.
Mailing Address:
Idaho Youth Education Recycling Partnership
P. O. Box 4711
Boise, ID 83711-4711
Phone:
208-890-8503 (for Bill “Action” Jackson)
208-484-4173 (for Ben Blaine)
