Non-Profit News

Far away from Washington, D.C., and in fact miles and miles away from the hum of any modern-day civilization, horsepackers will continue to wander into dialogues about stewardship and the role of humans in places that still seem utterly wild. Regardless of any conclusions reached or opinions held, burning conversations like the one that three horsemen had 45 years ago over the lick of a small fire will always have a place in wilderness.

Led by Maria Rose Belding, a group of students created MEANS Database to help connect businesses with leftovers to charities in need.

Plus: Youth Summer Camp, YouTube news and recent press.

Efforts to limit the influence of anonymous donors in elections recently took hits on two fronts; in both cases, nonprofits were used as the vehicle for increased secrecy in campaign finance.

Red Ants Pants has grown to be one of the largest festivals in Montana

The 8th Annual Reds Ants Pants Music Festival kicked off Friday. We check in with the founder of the festival, Sarah Calhoun.

Tariffs imposed by the White House on steel and aluminum imports have left the Missoula Public Library facing an uphill climb in funding construction of its new home, the library’s director told Sen. Jon Tester on Thursday.

Donors tend to act more on emotion than rationality when choosing organizations to support.

Reporter Mike Spies claimed Weaver, the NRA’s third highest-ranking executive, was dismissed the month before the 2016 presidential election and speculated that the reasons were political.

Russell depicted a surprisingly large number of women fulfilling an expansive range of western roles.