Forest Folk

Hello Idyllwild!
The Idyllwild Shuttle Service is a non profit organization run by Forest Folk Inc.
We are conducting a survey of your satisfaction with our van service. As all of us are getting to know our beautiful new vans, you can help by letting us hear how the ride feels from your perspective. It's also your chance to have your thoughts heard on what you like about the ride or what might be improved.

Over the next few weeks we will be asking our riders to answer a few questions about our service. If you would like to fill out the short survey here please send us a message and we will send you the questionnaire. All answers and comments will remain anonymous.

Thank you for your assistance,
Forest Folk Inc.

For my birthday this year, I'm asking for donations to Forest Folk Inc. I've chosen this nonprofit because their mission means a lot to me, and I hope you'll consider contributing as a way to celebrate with me. Every little bit will help me reach my goal. I've included information about Forest Folk Inc below.

The Primary Purpose Of Forest Folk, Inc. Is To Serve The Seniors Of Idyllwild And The Surrounding Communities By Providing Recreational Programs, Events, And Transportation Services To The Elderly, Disabled, And Disadvantaged Residents Of The Area. The Transportation Service Is Slowly Rebuilding After The Devastating Effects Of The Covid Pandemic. Ridership Is Approximately One-Third Of Its Former Numbers, But All Riders Are Once Again Welcome For Off-Hill Trips, Not Just Those With Medical Appointments. Special Attention Is Being Paid To Collaborating With Other Local Nonprofits And With Businesses Focusing On Tourism, The Life-Blood Of The Community.

Congratulations to Reba Coulter for receiving the Riverside County District 4 Woman of the Year. Reba serves Forest Folk as a board member and is the unstoppable project manager for the Idyllwild Free Shuttle. Reba values community service and is active in many other important groups in Idyllwild.

Reba Coulter named District 4 Woman of the Year by Board of Supervisors - Idyllwild Town Crier Reba Coulter got a nice surprise when she found out she had been named Riverside County 4th District Woman of the Year. “I didn’t know such a thing existed, I