Is TVC affiliated with a particular religion or political group? 

No, TVC is not affiliated with any specific religion or political organization. We are a values-driven community that emphasizes strong moral character, personal responsibility, and respect for others. While we welcome families of all backgrounds, our programs are designed to foster thoughtful, principled citizens through cooperative learning, civil dialogue, and community engagement. Our focus is on cultivating integrity, curiosity, and contribution—not ideology. 

Can I make a donation or become a sponsor? 

Yes, absolutely — we welcome and deeply appreciate both donors and sponsors!

Donors are individuals or families who give financially to support the mission of TVC. Donations may be one-time gifts or recurring contributions, and they help fund scholarships, programs, and general operations. Donors typically give out of personal conviction and generosity, often without public recognition unless requested.

Sponsors, on the other hand, are often businesses, organizations, or individuals who contribute to specific events, programs, or initiatives in exchange for recognition and visibility. Sponsorship may include logo placement, mentions in promotional materials, or opportunities to connect with the families and groups we serve.

Both donors and sponsors play an essential role in building a thriving community, and we’d love to explore the best way for you to get involved.

To learn more or make a contribution, please click here.

Can I rent space at the TVC community center? What types of events or groups are allowed to use the space? 

Yes — that is one of our core goals! TVC is designed to be a flexible, family-friendly learning and gathering space that serves a wide range of groups and events rooted in strong moral values and community-building.

That is our goal! Treasure Valley Commonwealth is actively working toward securing a permanent community center where a wide range of family-friendly, high-moral-standard events and learning opportunities can take place.

Our vision is to offer a flexible space that welcomes:

• Homeschool co-ops (small or large)

• Commonwealth schools

• Llearning communities

• Church groups and ministries

• Nonprofit organizations

• For-profit educational programs

• Hobby and interest groups (like knitting circles, book clubs, STEM teams, etc.)
  Family-centered events such as dances, workshops, and holiday gatherings
  
  

If your group or event aligns with our mission of fostering character, learning, and community, we’d love to talk with you.

While we don’t currently have a building, we are holding activities in borrowed and rented spaces as we build toward that future. If your group is interested in partnering with us now — or in the future once we have a facility — we’d love to connect.

Please contact us to learn more about space availability, rates, and facility guidelines.

What does “Commonwealth” mean, and why is it part of your name? 

In the United States, the word Commonwealth simply means a community of people working together for the common good. It’s about neighbors helping neighbors and building something stronger by sharing resources, ideas, and support.

That’s exactly why we chose the name Treasure Valley Commonwealth—because our heart is to be a place where families and friends come together, learn from one another, and create opportunities that benefit everyone in our community.