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About the Idaho Returned Peace Corps Volunteers

Organization

The Idaho Returned Peace Corps Volunteers (IRPCV) is organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes, including the making of distributions to organizations that qualify as exempt organizations under section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code. 

Our Goals

  • Provide a statewide communication network of Returned Peace Corps Volunteers (RPCVs).
  • Increase understanding in Idaho of the peoples and cultures of developing countries where Peace Corps serves.
  • Support Peace Corps and contribute to its policy making process.
  • Extend Peace Corps idealism and the spirit of volunteerism into local community activities.
  • Inform RPCVs of opportunities in education, employment and social activities.
  • Assist Peace Corps in recruitment, the volunteer in the field and returnee in reconnection.
  • Help refugees, immigrants and visitors in the same generous spirit with which we were received abroad. 

Third Goal of Peace Corps

First Goal

Help the countries interested in meeting their need for trained people.


Volunteers exchange skills and knowledge with community members to help create sustainable change through work in six sectors—Agriculture, Community Economic Development, Education, Environment, Health, and Youth in Development. 

Second Goal

Help promote a better understanding of Americans on the part of the peoples served.


Through their service, Volunteers share America and its values and also learn about local cultures, opportunities, resources, and people in their host countries. 

Third Goal

Help promote a better understanding of other peoples on the part of Americans.


Volunteers immerse themselves in local cultures and share their experiences when they return home with family, friends, and the public. This helps promote cultural understanding, volunteerism, and public service. 

Current IRPCV Board Members

  • President:  Tiffany Sommerlad
  • Vice President:  Vacant
  • Treasurer:  Steve Randolph
  • Secretary:  Emily Haghighi
  • Membership Chair:  John Bigelow
  • Social/Service:  James Watson
  • Correspondence:  Laurel Pegorsch
  • Advocacy Group:   Ashleigh Graves-Roesler and Bryan Roesler 
  • Past President:  Bethany Martinez

Community Involvement

Volunteer Actvities in the Boise by IRPCV

  • April 2024: Volunteered with Idaho Fish and Game - Fire restoration by planting bitterbrush along the Boise River.


  • February 2025 - Donated Peace Corps gift basket to Learning Lab's annual Lunch for Literacy silent auction. 


  • Summer 2026 - TBD- volunteer opportunity with BREN to clean up a section of the Boise River.

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