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Idaho Solutions Inc.

7 published research records · Latest research 2026-09-15

LIVING DOSSIER

About Idaho Solutions Inc.

A targeted search for direct financial transactions between Reclaim Idaho/Reclaim Idaho Fund and Idaho Solutions Inc./Idaho Solutions Foundation did not locate a public grant, contribution, payment, invoice, sponsorship transfer, or campaign-finance transaction between the entities.

From Repeated Idaho Solutions↔Reclaim event collaboration verified; no direct money transaction located (2026-09-15). Recorded status: Verified event-level relationship and targeted financial negative check. No public direct payment/grant/contribution located; private or unindexed transactions cannot be excluded. This sourced excerpt establishes the research context; it is not a completed biography or identity determination.

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The relationship between Idaho Solutions Inc. (501(c)(4), EIN 33-2605998) and Idaho Solutions Foundation Inc.
Idaho Solutions c3 and c4 share exact PO Box, phone, brand and Dixon personnel nexus · 2026-09-15
Recorded status: Verified shared address/phone/personnel/brand relationship. Formal affiliate status, parent/subsidiary relationship, shared-services agreement and inter-entity transfers remain unresolved.

Separately, public records identify Dixon as executive director of Idaho Solutions Inc., a Kimberly-based 501(c)(4) with roughly $83,000 reported revenue and $39,000 assets in the latest indexed data.
Idaho Solutions Foundation governance directly links Linda Hartgen and Chenele Dixon · 2026-09-15
Recorded status: Verified c3 governance link from IRS-derived filing. Exact c3/c4 legal relationship and funding flows remain unresolved.

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People

Chenele Dixon

Stated in published research

Idaho Solutions Foundation’s FY2025 filing lists Linda Hartgen, Chenele Dixon, Cindy Wilson and Stephanie Snarr; Idaho Solutions Inc.’s FY2025 filing identifies Chenele Dixon as Secretary/Treasurer.

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Other names appearing in the same research (20)

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People

Chenele Dixon · 4 shared records
Cindy Wilson · 3 shared records
Linda Hartgen · 3 shared records
Stephanie Snarr · 3 shared records
Luke Mayville · 2 shared records
Charlie Conrad · 1 shared record
George Soros · 1 shared record

Organizations

Idaho Solutions Foundation Inc. · 3 shared records

SOURCED RECORD

Research & sources

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Research finding · 2026-09-15Repeated Idaho Solutions↔Reclaim event collaboration verified; no direct money transaction located

Recorded status: Verified event-level relationship and targeted financial negative check. No public direct payment/grant/contribution located; private or unindexed transactions cannot be excluded.

A targeted search for direct financial transactions between Reclaim Idaho/Reclaim Idaho Fund and Idaho Solutions Inc./Idaho Solutions Foundation did not locate a public grant, contribution, payment, invoice, sponsorship transfer, or campaign-finance transaction between the entities. Exact-name searches for Idaho Solutions + Reclaim Idaho with payment/contribution/donation/grant terminology repeatedly surfaced the documented event relationships instead: (1) an Idaho Solutions-hosted citizen-initiative forum during the 2025 legislative session featuring Reclaim executive director Luke Mayville, and (2) the Sept. 17, 2026 Idaho Solutions HJR4 event featuring Mayville. Idaho Solutions Inc.’s FY2025 recipient-side filing reports roughly $83K in contributions/grants but does not disclose donor identities; Reclaim Idaho’s current Idaho campaign-finance totals are publicly visible, but the state itemized result interface is currently returning a technical error through the available web route. Thus the correct finding is that repeated direct event collaboration is verified, while a direct money relationship remains unsubstantiated in public records reviewed to date. Absence of a public transaction is not proof that no reimbursement, honorarium, in-kind support, small payment or private c4 contribution ever occurred.

Sources

Idaho News 6 — Idaho Solutions-hosted initiative forum — Forum description

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