Dick Eardley Senior Center

Thank you so much for your interest in programming at the Dick Eardley Senior Center. We miss you!

After much thought and deliberation, and after continuing to see high case counts of the coronavirus in Boise and Ada County, we have made the tough decision to cancel all previously announced classes scheduled in the coming weeks.

Please know this was a tough decision, but your health and safety remain our top priority. We continue to be available for phone chats and check-ins with you in the meantime. Please give us a call at 208-608-7580 to stay in touch.

We are still offering curbside lunch service Monday through Friday from 11:30am-12:30pm and library materials on Wednesdays from 11:30am-12:30pm.

We will continue to communicate with you, our valued participants, as we learn more about what the fall has in store.

Stay healthy and take care!

From all of us at the Dick Eardley Senior Center

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Thrift Store & Craft Boutique

Hours

Monday-Friday from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. 

Find all of your treasures here

We have clothes, household goods, health aides, seasonal merchandise, home décor and more! All proceeds go to the Dick Eardley Boise Senior Center so we can continue to offer needed programs for older adults.

ONLINE CRAFT BOUTIQUE

Donations welcome

Donations of slightly used items for the thrift store are always welcome! Proceeds from the thrift store help provide programs and services for seniors.

All hand-made items

In the Craft Boutique, you will find wonderful hand-made items such as quilts, original note cards, wood carvings, baby clothing, wall hangings and more! This is the perfect place to shop for gifts for your family, friends and yourself. We welcome new consignors. The commission on items sold is 20% of the actual price. There is no charge on items that do not sell.

Get Involved

Help make a difference. You can support the Dick Eardley Boise Senior Center’s work for older members of our community in a variety of ways.

Participate

Join us for the many classes and activities that we offer to help adults stay physically, mentally and socially strong.

Donate:

• Cash donation
• Planned estate giving
• Supplies and equipment for the Thrift Store
• Office Supplies
• In-Kind Service Needs
• Vehicle donation

Other ways to help:

• Volunteer (19 & older) – to find out about volunteer programs please contact us
• Employee matching gift programs
• Gifts in memory or in honor of someone
• Sponsor an event or group