Interfaith Sanctuary
Helping our Most Vulnerable Neighbors 

A team from Terry Reilly Health Services was on hand to celebrate the ribbon-cutting for Boise’s new Interfaith Sanctuary shelter home in January. The shelter nearly doubles the number of people being served and now includes space to keep unhoused families together.

Terry Reilly will provide medical care and pharmacy services at the new on-site clinic. The shelter is just a few blocks from the Terry Reilly dental clinic at State and 36th for guests who may have urgent dental needs.  



• Your support of the Terry Reilly Foundation helps us partner and improve access to care for everyone in our communities.   

Our hearts are full thanks to the generosity of our donors. During our 2025 year-end giving campaign, we raised $201,850. All donations will directly support patient care. The impact of the giving season will have a ripple effect that lasts well into the years to come.

We believe that providing healthcare services to those who face barriers to care is a catalyst for change and builds a more hopeful future for our neighbors. We see our belief confirmed again and again in the stories our patients share. Thank you for making change possible, for doing good, and for considering our mission in your time of giving.

Outside image of new office space

In September of 2025, Terry Reilly received a significant gift. A large suite within a medical office building by Saint Alphonsus Hospital in Boise. Rather than sell the space, the owners felt it could serve a greater purpose supporting Terry Reilly’s mission in the community. 

TRHS will use the location as a specialty pharmacy that allows us to offer patients a new class of medications. Specialty medications are highly effective in treating chronic diseases and are typically administered by injection. Through 340B programs, grant funding, and community support, we will offer specialty medications at prices all our patients can afford, regardless of income or insurance status. With the addition of a pharmacy, we’ll further develop medication delivery services to support rural and senior residents facing transportation barriers.  

We're Celebrating 55 Years of

Serving Our Community

As we mark our 55th year, we hope to honor the people and the values that have brought us here. Thank you for your shared compassion, collaboration, and commitment to making a difference.

We believe there is no better way to celebrate than by expanding our care for Southwest Idahoans. This year, we’re bringing our community together for a Garden Party dinner benefit. At the event, we’ll honor our history, highlight our impact, and connect with mission‑minded supporters like you.



Garden Party

Save the Date

September 10, 2026

Located at 
The Chateau des Fleurs
176 S Rosebud Ln
Eagle, ID 83616

You can support our work by donating to the 55-year campaign. We are also seeking sponsorships for our fall event. Please contact sblair@trhs.org for more information.

Thanks to a grant from the Saint Luke’s Community Health Improvement Fund, more Terry Reilly therapists will be trained to provide EMDR care to patients who’ve experienced trauma.

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing – known as EMDR – is an evidence-based practice that changes how traumatic memories are stored in the brain. It uses bi-lateral eye movement or tapping to create alternating sensations on both side of the body. The process is similar to what happens during REM sleep. EMDR is highly successful because it combines biological, neurological, and psychological mechanisms to restart the brain’s natural healing process. We’re thankful to St. Luke’s for supporting our work to make this specialized service more widely available.  

Scott Hudson serves on the board of the local nonprofit House Next Door, and we are excited to welcome him as our new Terry Reilly board member. The House Next Door is a nonprofit that provides rent-free housing in Nampa to young single mothers and their children while the mothers work toward their GED, college degree, or trade certification.

Scott was recognized in our community for his care for underserved populations, and we asked him to join our Terry Reilly board.

Scott is a Marine Veteran who served during the Vietnam War. He shares, " I am excited to become involved in veteran care here at TRHS. Veterans should receive care wherever they live. I want to be part of making their care more accessible, and I cannot wait to research ways to do so."

Scott shares that what resonates with him most about our mission is the idea of the community helping the community. "The story of the founder is a man who put himself on the line to serve others, and our community is better for it."

Currently, Scott works as a truss designer, a career he has had 40+ years of experience in. Outside of work, Scott is his wife's sidekick in her carpentry hobbies, a father of two, and a grandpa of six. His hobbies include collecting vintage McGuffey Readers from the 1800s and being a huge fan of the Banana Ball.

It's tax season! If you need a copy of your donation tax receipt, please do not hesitate to reach out to me.

Thank you!

Savannah D'Orazio Blair

Marketing and Development Specialist

sblair@trhs.org

(208) 649-2708

“A kind gesture can reach a wound that only 
compassion can heal.”
-Steve Maraboli