Non-Profit News

MNA is sponsoring a top notch training to answer all of your nonprofit risk management questions.

SEA offers many services and products for fee, but they also produce a free biweekly bulletin that is always filled with great ideas and success stories from successful ventures.

The Center is a regional studies and public policy program of The University of Montana, located in the heart of the Rockies. We want to keep you regularly informed of our work and hope that you find these newsletters valuable.

In order to ensure that voices of Montana’s nonprofits are heard, MNA is encouraging leaders – including staff and volunteers – from a wide range of nonprofits to apply.

Link to April Newsletter: http://givevoice.org/mtnonprofit/notice-description.tcl?newsletter_id=3500546

Proceeds from sales of Missoula Community Brew will be divided between Community Focused Disaster Response, the organization helping to rebuild Komari, Sri Lanka, and the homebrew club.

We need your help in identifying the policy issues that are most important to Montana’s nonprofit sector.

This report documents a spectrum of tools and techniques developed largely in the nonprofit world in
recent years to increase citizens’ involvement in their communities and government.

Next week, he will appear on several national television and radio programs promoting his book. Appearances will include "MSNBC Live" with Contessa Brewer on Monday; "Live From CNN," Tuesday; and ABC’s "Good Morning America" on Wednesday.

Their spokesperson John Masterson said: “The Community Brew http://www.montanahomebrewers.org/ represents an opportunity to help people in need and raise the visibility of our club. Big Sky Brewing has long demonstrated their commitment to charitable causes, and we appreciate the opportunity to be involved. Plus, they make darn good beer.”