Have a few quarters jammed in your couch creases or on the floor in your car? Donating them could help bring the Idaho Liberty Bell to your town.

Ambassadors of America250 in Idaho — assisted by “Spudjamin Franklin” — announced the launch of the Statewide Quarter Drive, which aims to support the Idaho Liberty Bell’s tour across all 44 Idaho counties this summer.

“Fresh from a professional restoration at Packard Christoph Foundry in South Carolina, Idaho’s replica Liberty Bell is returning home to begin a statewide journey this summer and fall before returning to its permanent home at the Idaho State Capitol,” a news release stated. “From small towns to large cities, Idahoans across all 44 counties will have the opportunity to experience this powerful symbol of freedom, history, and unity up close.”

Participating banks and credit unions across the state will collect quarters and other spare change at Liberty Bell donation bins. The change collected will go toward taking Idaho’s Liberty Bell on its tour.

The fundraising campaign is being led by Revolutionary Spud mascot “Spudjamin Franklin.”

“The Quarter Drive is a fun and meaningful way for children, families, and community members to celebrate America’s 250th birthday,” said State Treasurer Julie Ellsworth, who created the Revolutionary Spud mascots. “Seeing Idaho’s Liberty Bell travel across all 44 counties will create lasting memories and help connect communities through this historic celebration.”

Participating banks and credit unions include Idaho Central Credit Union (ICCU), Mountain America Credit Union and Idaho First Bank, among others. A complete list is available online at IdahoA250.com.

“The Liberty Bell Tour will bring a powerful piece of American history directly to Idaho communities,” Rep. Brandon Mitchell said. “I encourage Idahoans across the state to join the Quarter Drive and help make this once-in-a-generation celebration possible.”