A Community Center Co-Op
Charities, Businesses, & Educational Groups We Want Involved
Monthly Fee
OUR FIRST GOAL IS TO Acquire A:
Mobile ADA Accessible RV
To use as a Mobile Co-Op for Families & Gamers
The Next Step is to Build a Permanent Community Center
In Meridian, Idaho the Library district offers a unique branch called Unbound.
This small 3,000 sqft location offers 3D printers, Laser Engravers, CNC machining, a recording studio, and high-end Apple Computers. In addition, they hold intro-level Classes. Since it was created, Unbound has seen a huge increase in equipment reservations. So...
OUR FACILITY WILL HELP FILL THIS NEED
by providing the following:
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45 or more 3D PRINTERS
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150 COMPUTERS
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7 RECORDING STUDIOS
There are only so many places available for Treasure Valley gamers to hang out socially after work and/or school.
Outside of the local libraries & small businesses, geek & gaming residents who ONLY prefer indoor activities
HERE IS A LIST OF THEIR CURRENT OPTIONS:
Adults over 21:
The Space Bar Arcade (At best: 20~50 people)
The Realms Arcade & Bar (At best: 20~35 people
Adults over 18:
Black Box VR Gym (At Best 20 people)
Teens (13-18):
Boise State eSports for Students/public camps (At Best: 50~150)
Idaho High School Esports Association (Occupancy varies at each school est. 5~10)
Families & kids over age 10:
The Pinball Museum, (at best 25)
The Discovery Center (at best 500)
Event Centers
*JUMP (Rooms: 25 ~150, entire campus spread through day: 1,000)
*Boise Centre On The Grove ~ 2,000
*Expo Idaho ~5,000
*Ford Idaho Center
*Nampa Civic Center
*Canyon County Fairgrounds
*Wahooz Events Center
*ICCU Arena
*Boise State's various (non-esport) Stadiums
Annual Events:
The Library Comic Arts festival 700
Hackfort Event (within Treefort) 400