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Reclaim Idaho Fund

22 published research records · Latest research 2026-09-18

LIVING DOSSIER

About Reclaim Idaho Fund

Published research connects Reclaim Idaho Fund with All Hands on Deck Network: All Hands on Deck Network's Schedule I data report a $65,000 grant to Reclaim Idaho Fund in 2022.

From MVP's Idaho grants primary-confirmed; separate PPAA grant names Protect Kentucky Access (2026-09-18). Recorded status: Primary grant entries verified; Kentucky DBA correction; campaign-specific use and personal approval unresolved. This sourced connection summary is the current introduction; read the full record for dates and limits.

Recent sourced additions

Newer published records appear here as excerpts. Their recorded status and qualifications remain attached to the full source record.

Primary IRS e-file schedules now confirm All Hands on Deck Network / Movement Voter Project gave Reclaim Idaho Fund (EIN 86-3680412) $65,000 in 2022, entry 164, and Votes Idaho Company (EIN 46-5415188) $20,000 in 2023, entry 118.
MVP's Idaho grants primary-confirmed; separate PPAA grant names Protect Kentucky Access · 2026-09-18
Recorded status: Primary grant entries verified; Kentucky DBA correction; campaign-specific use and personal approval unresolved.

All Hands' primary schedules separately show $65,000 to Reclaim Idaho Fund in 2022 and $20,000 to Votes Idaho in 2023.
Open Society Policy Center gave MVP $187,400 before its documented Reclaim and Votes Idaho grants · 2026-09-18
Recorded status: Primary funding relationships verified; current process and historical personnel role verified; Idaho earmarking and specific grant approver unresolved.

| All Hands on Deck Network / Movement Voter Project | $255,000 (2024) | IRS-derived prior grant records identify $65,000 to Reclaim Idaho Fund in 2022 and $20,000 to Votes Idaho in 2023.
Sixteen Thirty Fund: 21 grantees with documented or qualified Idaho connections · 2026-09-18
Recorded status: Working inventory; five direct Idaho recipients primary-verified; national and longer routes separately qualified; not exhaustive all-time or proof of pass-through.

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.
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.

Reclaim Idaho Fund Inc.
Reclaim Idaho entity structure and Deborah Silver linkage · 2026-09-15
Recorded status: Verified entity/personnel links. Corporate control, inter-entity transfers, shared-service agreements and donor routing remain unresolved.

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Connections

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People

Yvonne Sandmire

Stated in published research

Reclaim Idaho Fund's IRS-derived filings list Yvonne Sandmire as a director; this is a dated filing role.

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Organizations

All Hands on Deck Network

Stated in published research

All Hands on Deck Network's Schedule I data report a $65,000 grant to Reclaim Idaho Fund in 2022.

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Movement Voter Project

Stated in published research

IRS-derived 2022 grant data records $65,000 from All Hands on Deck Network, the legal name and EIN identified in Movement Voter Project's FAQ, to Reclaim Idaho Fund.

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Other names appearing in the same research (36)

These are research overlaps for discovery, not documented relationships. Read the underlying records before drawing conclusions.

People

Luke Mayville · 8 shared records
Yvonne Sandmire · 6 shared records
Ann Marie Johnson · 4 shared records
AnnMarie Johnson

SOURCED RECORD

Research & sources

These dated records accumulate as research is published. Each retains its original status, context, and source references.

Connection research · 2026-09-18MVP's Idaho grants primary-confirmed; separate PPAA grant names Protect Kentucky Access

Recorded status: Primary grant entries verified; Kentucky DBA correction; campaign-specific use and personal approval unresolved.

Primary IRS e-file schedules now confirm All Hands on Deck Network / Movement Voter Project gave Reclaim Idaho Fund (EIN 86-3680412) $65,000 in 2022, entry 164, and Votes Idaho Company (EIN 46-5415188) $20,000 in 2023, entry 118. Both purpose fields say PRIMARY PURPOSE, not a named Idaho ballot initiative, candidate or lobbying effort. These strengthen the direct organization-to-organization funding evidence but do not establish campaign-specific use.

CORRECTION TO THE EARLIER REGIONAL-GRANTEE DESCRIPTION: The 2022 $75,000 grant to Planned Parenthood Alliance Advocates (EIN 94-3168114), entry 154, explicitly names the recipient DBA PROTECT KENTUCKY ACCESS. Although PPAA also serves Idaho, that grant should not be treated as evidence of Idaho-directed spending. The DBA points to a Kentucky connection; the filing's generic purpose field does not alone establish the precise restriction or ultimate expense.

Separately, Votes Idaho's 2024 board includes Mistie DelliCarpini-Tolman, identified by Idaho reporting as PPAA's Idaho director. This remains a personnel relationship, not evidence that the Kentucky-labeled grant financed Idaho work. No same-dollar STF-to-Reclaim pass-through or individual grant approver has been established.

Sources

All Hands on Deck Network 2022 Schedule I — Recipient entries 154 and 164
All Hands on Deck Network 2023 Schedule I — Recipient entry 118
Votes Idaho filings — FY2024 board listing

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