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Montana’s Serenity Ranch, an organization run by women for women, provides equine therapy programs to vulnerable female populations suffering from PTSD and or Trauma.

We provide assistance to female veterans, spouses of veterans and female law enforcement officials.

Missoula-based Backcountry Hunters & Anglers expands to 39 states, 2 provinces

The Sportsmen’s voice for our wild public lands, waters and wildlife.

Montana Career Opportunity – Director of Nonprofit Innovation – Montana Nonprofit Association

The Montana Nonprofit Association (MNA) is a dynamic membership organization grounded in the belief that Montana’s vibrancy and livability – now and in the future – are dependent upon a thriving nonprofit sector. Representing the…

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Online Portal Seeks to Decrease Rural Health ‘Philanthropy Gap’

A federal agency and national association have commissioned a toolkit to help groups raise more money for rural health-related projects. The creators hope a rising tide in funding will lift all boats.

Missoula Food Bank Asks for More Volunteers During Winter Weather Challenges

Discover all the ways you can serve Missoula Food Bank & Community Center, and your community, from stocking the shelves of our stores, sorting food, bagging groceries, or delivering food to home-bound seniors.

Experience Science at the Lake this Summer! 2019 Camp Listings at the Montana Learning Center

The Montana Learning Center offers science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM) camps for students entering grades 1-12.

“Hallowed Waters: The Legacy and Lifeblood of the Big Blackfoot” a five-minute film

The film also examines the critical role that the Blackfoot Clearwater Stewardship Act plays in protecting the overall health of the watershed’s wildlife habitat, native fish populations, and communities.

Montana Filmmaker Erik Petersen’s The Ride Named EQUUS INTERNATIONAL® Film Festival Finalist

“The Ride is a very interesting film,” says EIFF founder, Janet Rose, “and we hope that Erik, and his family, will attend to either introduce his film or do a question-and-answer afterwards.”

Local female STEM workers teach girls about science, engineering

“There is a huge gender gap in STEM careers so it’s important to introduce girls to STEM at a young age, before they decide they’re just not good at it.” Abby Turner, Children’s Museum executive director

Rural Lender Converts Its Clients’ Needs into Service Opportunity that Now Reaches Clients in 31 States

A rural nonprofit development corporation’s need to serve its widely disbursed client base has led to the launch of a national online portal that provides technical assistance to borrowers who are starting or expanding businesses.