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Butte Storytellers Wanted! Plus Alumni Spotlight & Ticket News – Tell Us Something

This edition of the newsletter features a call for storytellers in Butte for the “Be Careful What You Wish For” event, details on how to join the Tell Us Something Board of Directors or volunteer, an Alumni Spotlight highlighting inspiring storytellers like Andrea Davis (now Mayor of Missoula and USA Today’s Woman of the Year honoree) and Rosie Ayers, whose family needs your help!

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Your Story Matters: Upcoming Events & Storyteller Call for Butte Evening of Stories “Be Careful What You Wish For” !

Storyteller Steve Saroff shared his story on stage at Tell Us Something at The Top Hat.

That was back in 2013 in the days when the event was free, no one got paid and we didn’t have American Sign Language interpreters. We did, however, have a group workshop for the storytellers. The story that Steve shared on the stage was not the story that we worked on in the workshop. At Tell Us Something that night, I listened to his story for the first time, just like everyone else in the room, and I was enthralled.

Nonprofits by the Numbers –2/20 – Online

Back by popular demand! If you missed us on the road, catch this data-packed presentation virtually.

CANCELLED – Montana Student Summer Program Opportunity: National Education for Women’s Leadership – June 1-4 – Missoula

Unfortunately, this event has been cancelled.

Update on Federal funding freeze for Montana’s Nonprofits

“This reckless action by the administration would be catastrophic for nonprofit organizations and the people and communities they serve. From pausing research on cures for childhood cancer to halting housing and food assistance, shuttering domestic violence and homeless shelters, and closing suicide hotlines, the impact of even a short pause in funding could be devastating and cost lives. This order must be halted immediately before such avoidable harm is done.”  NCN CEO Diane Yentel

Montana Nonprofits by the Numbers – Multiple Communities and Dates – Register Today

Coming to a community near you! If you can’t make our annual Nonprofit Day at the Capitol on January 30th, swing by in Kalispell, Missoula, Bozeman, or Billings for a roundup of nonprofit trends, impact, and needs in 2025.

The Art of Storytelling – Guy Kawasaki

Remember, a well-crafted narrative is not just about conveying information, but about taking your audience on a journey that enlightens, inspires, or moves them in some way.

Tell Us Something presents live storytelling on the theme “Hold My Beer” – 1/13 – The George and Jane Dennison Theater University of Montana Missoula

Eight storytellers will share their true personal stories without notes on the theme: “Hold My Beer”.

The Power of Service: How Volunteering Transforms People and Organizations – Where are you going to volunteer at in 2025?

Volunteering and acts of service strengthen teams and organizations by fostering empathy in a divided world.

Missoula lands in top ten for ‘arts-vibrant communities’

Missoula ranks 7th among the “most arts-vibrant, medium-sized community” in the United States, according to SMU DataArts.