BOISE, Idaho — After the loss of around 35 Pride flags from Harrison Boulevard on Thursday, members of the community took it upon themselves to replace them and install new flags.
In an event organized by Boise Pride and the North End Neighborhood Association, volunteers met at McAuley Park this morning to mount new flags to new metal flag poles. After that, the volunteers also replaced the missing flags from Harrison Boulevard.
Wonderful friends and neighbors out today replacing #BoisePride flags on Harrison Boulevard. Thanks to @NorthEndBoise and @boisepride for getting it done. #nohate #pridemonth #LGBTQ pic.twitter.com/VnFrwQSaZm
— Northend.org (@thenorthend) June 11, 2022
According to Boise Pride, an anonymous donor was able to provide enough money to cover the total cost of replacing the Pride flags.
The Boise Police Department is still investigating the 35 Pride flags that were stolen or damaged.
