What’s new at Montana Nonprofit Association: Programs, resources, and important nonprofit news

As the federal government shutdown continues, impacts are beginning to stack up. This week, SNAP benefits are expected to be cut off for over 77,000 Montanans – including children, seniors, and people with disabilities.

Nonprofits are leaning in as we always do – despite reduced funding. To the food pantries, shelters, schools, and other organizations preparing to hold your communities up in a time of crisis, we see you.

Last week, Adam Jespersen wrote an op-ed published in the Daily Interlake and other papers around the state urging our congressional delegation to prioritize the needs of Montana communities—affordable healthcare access, food security, and economic stability. Today, we urge you to join us in calling on Congress to resolve this crisis.

Here, you’ll find more resources on the government shutdown, the recent GoFundMe nonprofit pages scandal, and more.