Thank you, Bill Clayton and Family

A family important to the mission and family of Terry Reilly was honored at a recent gathering of the board.  



Mike, Joe, and Steve Clayton (pictured with Rosie Reilly) grew up with Terry and Rosie’s children in rural Canyon County. Their father, Bill Clayton, was a close friend of Terry's and remained involved in TRHS fundraising and events for years. After his passing last fall, the family and many friends made significant contributions to the foundation in Bill’s memory. 

For 11 years, we have hosted our Give Kids a Smile (GKAS) event. During this event, we provide around 45-60 uninsured children with dental care.

Because of the lack of access to affordable dental services, the children we see have been without care for a prolonged period.

All the children receive an exam, x-rays, sealants, and a dental cleaning.

Depending on the child's condition, we also provide fillings, extractions, stainless steel crowns, and, for some toddlers, a space maintainer.

With the limited time, some children need care outside their Give Kids a Smile visit. Through funding from donors like you, we invite them back to our dental clinics to finish their treatment at no charge.

Setting up our children with the tools they need for a healthy mouth allows them to focus on what is important: being a child and learning.

Our sponsors for the event provide us with in-kind donations and meals for our staff. Thank you, GC America Inc., Delta Dental, 3M Solvent, Henry Shrine, and Elevate Oral Care, for supporting our event.

Give Kids a Smile would not be possible without our donors like you! Thank you! 

Helping Children and Families Heal from Abuse  New Art and PlayTherapy Rooms

Terry Reilly has a long-standing history of providing counseling to children who have experienced abuse. Our therapists are now part of a collaborative space in the Ada County Victim Services Center (ACVSC) located in downtown Boise. This co-location model improves the speed, efficiency, and communication among partner agencies to ensure survivors receive timely, compassionate care. 

Our Trauma and Resilience center at ACVSC has spaces especially designed for our young clients who may find it difficult to process their trauma with talk therapy. Thanks to generous donations and grants from supporters – we now have spaces carefully outfitted for therapy using books, play, sand trays, and art. 

“We are proud of this growing partnership and look forward to continuing our work together to expand access to critical behavioral health services and support long-term recovery and resilience,” says Britney Journee, TRHS Assistant Director of Behavioral Health. 

Britney Journey, LCPC Associate Director of Behavioral Health

Through a partnership and a new pilot program, we work to fill gaps in care that could be costly for patients with a psychiatric illness or substance abuse disorder.



After a patient is released from Intermountain Mountain Hospital (IMH), many need immediate follow-up care to ensure they can maintain their treatment program and set a plan for the future.

A gap in care could mean a relapse, a mental health episode, or another costly hospital visit.



After a patient is released from inpatient care at IMH, a small group of specially trained TRHS staff receive an email with a list of TRHS discharges indicating patient needs for psych medication management, counseling, or medical services.

Our specialized team then follows up with the patient for a warm handoff, rapport building, and a case management session.

This pilot program aims to create a greater likelihood of success for the patient in their return to normal life and to prevent unnecessary hospital visits. 

Kristen Heller, LMSW, ACADC, MSCJ

Associate Director of Behavioral Health

2025 Idaho Gives

Idaho Gives was more successful than we imagined this year because of your support. This year, there were 627 well-deserving nonprofits taking part in Idaho Gives, and we are so honored to be chosen by you!

All donations made during Idaho Gives support our Bob LeBow Patient Assistance Fund. Thank you for helping us create health care access for all!

Hello! My name is Savannah, and I am your Terry Reilly Foundation contact. If you have any questions regarding our programs, your previous donation(s),

or a future donation, please do not hesitate to

contact me. I would love to speak with you and

get to know you.

Savannah D'Orazio Blair

Marketing and Development Specialist

sdorazio@trhs.org

(208) 649-2708

“Everyone can be great because everyone can serve.”

-Martin Luther King, Jr.