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AniMeals

1700 Rankin St
Missoula, 59808
T: 406-721-4710
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Karyn Moltzen, Board President
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The mission of AniMeals is t o save the hungry, the helpless, the lost, and the little ones just struggling to survive; to house and feed as many animals as possible; to ease the suffering of the weak and unloved; to build a no-kill community, and realize the achievement of a no-kill nation. Programs and Services: Animal Food Bank, No-Kill Adopt ion Center, AniMania (A store for pets and their people)

Arts Missoula

327 E Broadway
Missoula, 59802
T: 406-541-0860
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Tom Bensen, Executive Director
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Arts Missoula, formerly Missoula Cultural Council, connects art, culture and community through education, advocacy and celebration.

Brain Injury Alliance of Montana

1280 S 3rd St W, Ste 4
Missoula, 59801
T: 406-541-6442
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John Bigart III, Executive Director
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Tax ID: 81-0452877

The Brain Injury Alliance of Montana ( BIAMT) is a 501 (c ) (3) nonprofit working to create a better future through brain injury prevention, research, education and advocacy. BIAMT provides the Brain Injury Help Line (BIHL), a free 24 month telephone based follow-up service of care for individuals seeking additional information about brain injury. The BIHL directs individuals with brain injury and their families to local information, resources, service providers and natural supports. It is a collaborative process that respects and encourages the involvement and choices of individuals with a brain injury and their family members. BIAMT also works with state brain injury support groups, legislation, and hosts an annual brain injury conference in October.

Camp Mak-A-Dream

PO Box 1450
Missoula, 59806
T: 406-549-5987
F: 406-549-5933

Kim McKearnan, Executive Director
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Tax ID: 81-0472959

Camp Mak-A-Dream provides cost-free camp programs for children, young adults, and families affected by cancer. The camp facility is located in Gold Creek, yet serves a national population. It is operated by the Children’s Oncology Camp Foundation.

Child Care Resources, Inc.

500 N Higgins Ave, Ste 202
Missoula, 59802
T: 406-728-6446
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Kelly Rosenleaf, Executive Director
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Tax ID: 23-7096799

Child Care Resources’ mission is to help kids grow into successful adults by enriching the learning environment of their crucial early years. Since 1969, CCR has helped parents find and pay for quality childcare, and provided quality training opportunities and resources for child care providers as they strive toward excellence in child care services. We believe that by changing the beginning, you can change the whole story. A quality early learning environment sets children on a path to success and influences the rest of their story. Our collective future is dependent upon today’s youth. CCR is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

Clark Fork Coalition

PO Box 7593
Missoula, 59807
T: 406-542-0539
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Karen Knudsen, Executive Director
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Tax ID: 36-3428665

Founded in 1985, the Clark Fork Coalition is a non-profit, conservation organization dedicated to protecting and restoring the Clark Fork River basin, a 22,000-square-mile area draining western Montana and northern Idaho.

Clark Fork Valley Hospital Foundation

PO Box 768
Plains, 59859
T: 406-826-4858
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Barry Fowler, Executive Director
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Tax ID: 81-0304386

The Clark Fork Valley Hospital Foundation, originally established in 1971, once again become the fund raising entity for Clark Fork Valley Hospital in 2006. Utilizing a variety of avenues, the Foundation provides opportunity to the community to support the hospitals good work of providing quality healthcare close to home, family, and friends. The Foundation also supports and benefits from the dedicated service.

Daly Mansion Preservation Trust

PO Box 223
Hamilton, 59840
T: 406-363-6004
F: 406-375-0048

Darlene Gould,
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Tax ID: 81-0446899

Founded in 1987, the Daly Mansion Preservation Trust dedicated to protecting and restoring the Daly Mansion. There is a need for cultural education and historical preservation in the State of Montana. Music, art and education are part of the Daly legacy and Montana’s history. The Daly Mansion location in Hamilton Montana is on the National Registry of Historic Homes, an irreplaceable “artifact”. It is the finest example of Georgian Revival architecture in the state of Montana encompassing approximately 24,000 square feet with more than fifty rooms. The estate also includes a greenhouse, flower gardens and orchard, a swimming pool, tennis court, icehouse, laundry and children’s playhouse. The Trust is an independent non-profit organization under Internal Revenue Service 501(c)(3) designation. Exempt status, EIN 81-0446899. The Mansion is a state owned property managed by the Daly Mansion Preservation Trust in partnership with the University of Montana.

Ecology Project International

315 S 4th St E
Missoula, 59801
T: 406-721-8784
F: 406-721-7060

Julie Osborn, Advancement Director & Co-ounder
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Tax ID: 91-2163952

Ecology Project International (EPI) provides academically rigorous field science and conservation programs for high school students in four locations worldwide: Costa Rica, the Galapagos Islands, Mexico, and Montana.

Emma’s House CAC

800 North 2nd St
Hamilton, 59840
T: 406-363-7216
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Val Widmer, Executive Director
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Emma’s House is a children’s advocacy center providing a safe place for children and families to talk to professionals about child abuse and neglect. A multidisciplinary team of professionals provides assessment, treatment, education, and prevention to children who have been abused.

It coordinates with nurse and mental health providers, social service professionals, advocates, law enforcement, and prosecutors to investigate and intervene when child abuse has been reported.

Five Valleys Land Trust

120 Hickory St, Ste B
Missoula, 59801
T: 406-549-0755
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Amber Sherrill, Executive Director
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Five Valleys Land Trust works to protect and preserve western Montana’s natural legacy—our river corridors, wildlife habitat, agricultural lands, and scenic open spaces.

Foundation for Community Health

2831 Fort Missoula Rd, Ste 103
Missoula, 59804
T: 406-926-2522
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Dorcie Kafka Dvarishkis, CGPA, Executive Director
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Tax ID: 36-3627205

Foundation for Community Health, successor to Community Medical Center Foundation, dates back to 1988 in providing philanthropic support for the advancement of healthy lives in western Montana. Our donors and volunteers support healthcare scholarships, Safe Kids Missoula Coalition outreach, Be Sun Smart skin cancer and melanoma awareness and prevention, and our many care and comfort initiatives.

Foundation for Missoula Public Library

301 E Main
Missoula, 59802
T: 406-549-0774
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C. E. (Abe) Abramson,
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Tax ID: 36-3804904

The Foundation for MPL manages donations, most of which go into endowment accounts to enhance the services of the Missoula Public Library.

Funds are used for continuing education and development for employees, new and innovative services, long range planning support and other enhancements.

Friends of the Historical Museum at Fort Missoula

3400 Captain Rawn Way
Missoula, 59804
T: 406-728-3476
F: 406-543-6277

Matt Lautzenheiser, Executive Director
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Tax ID: 81-0373490

Friends of the Historical Museum at Fort Missoula was established in 1975 to collect, preserve, and interpret the history of Missoula County and Western Montana.

The nationally accredited Historical Museum is located on 32 acres at Fort Missoula and maintains more than 20,000 artifacts, including 14 historical structures. More than 45,000 people visit the museum annually, including 2,000 children attending educational programs.

Habitat for Humanity of Missoula

PO Box 7181
Missoula, 59807
T: 406-549-8210
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Noreen Humes, Executive Director
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Habitat for Humanity of Missoula is a grassroots, non-profit, ecumenical Christian ministry dedicated to eliminating poverty housing in our community and around the world. Local donors and volunteers build simple, decent homes with low-income families.

Homeword

1535 Liberty Lane, 116A
Missoula, 59808
T: 406-532-4663
F: 406-541-0239

Andrea Davis, Executive Director
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Tax ID: 81-0522626

Homeword is committed to providing safe, healthy, affordable housing, using sustainable methods, while promoting strong communities through housing counseling and education for those most in need.

Hospice Care Foundation

PO Box 16297
Missoula, 59808
T: 406-541-2255
F: 866-543-7326

Kevi Berger, Executive Director
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Tax ID: 81-0539006

The Mission of the Hospice Care Foundation is to fund compassionate care activities and educate the community on hospice and palliative care options, while striving to ensure that hospice care options are available to all those in need. The Hospice Care Foundation is not a hospice care provider. The Foundation raises funds for hospice care in Missoula and the surrounding areas. The Foundation is not affiliated with any one hospice care provider and is able to financially support multiple hospice care and end of life providers.

Humane Society of Western Montana

5930 Hwy 93 S
Missoula, 59804
T: 406-549-3934
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Marta Pierpoint, Executive Director
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Tax ID: 81-0290933

We are an independent, donor-funded animal shelter in Missoula, Montana, whose mission is pairing people with animals to enrich one another’s lives. We are an open-admission animal shelter that does not refuse any animal brought to us. We provide educational programs on animal welfare for adults and youth and work to reduce companion animal over-population in western Montana.

Humanities Montana

311 Brantly
Missoula, 59812
T: 406-243-6022
F: 406-243-4836

Ken Egan, Executive Director
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Tax ID: 23-7357909

Humanities Montana strives to enrich the lives of all Montanans by fostering inquiry and stimulating civil and informed conversations about the human experience. As the state’s nonprofit affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities, we provide programs and grants to communities and individuals throughout Montana. We are especially well-known for our Humanities Montana Festival of the Book, Speakers Bureau, and public affairs programs.

International Choral Festival of Missoula

312 E Pine St
Missoula, 59802
T: 406-721-7985
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Jennifer Cooper, Executive Director
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Tax ID: 81-0459276

The International Choral Festival of Missoula is dedicated to promoting artistic excellence, global understanding, friendship, and goodwill through choral music. Founded in 1987, Missoula’s Festival was the first non-competitive event of its kind in the United States, and is renowned today throughout the choral world for its artistic excellence and local hospitality. The Festival invites the world’s best choirs to gather in Missoula for a week of public concerts and cultural exchange. Once they arrive, Missoula families open their hearts and their homes to the visiting singers for the week, and over 200 volunteers work tirelessly to help produce the Festival. Choirs perform to enthusiastic audiences who can’t get enough of their music. It is a community-wide effort on the grandest scale, and one of Missoula’s most beloved traditions.

Singers of all nationalities form lasting friendships with members of the community and with each other. Music, cultural understanding, and friendships form a unique bridge between continents and boundaries, helping to “bring the world a little closer, through music.”

Jeannette Rankin Peace Center

519 S. Higgins Ave
Missoula, 59801
T: 406-543-3955
F: 406-541-3997

Betsy Mulligan-Dague, Executive Director
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Tax ID: 36-3591327

Jeannette Rankin Peace Center has been an important part of Missoula since 1986, working to teach and model non-violence, social justice and environmental sustainability. With around 75 events per year, we give the community a chance to learn about and practice nonviolence, gain exposure to other cultures and perspectives, raise their voices to stand for issues that are important to our world and celebrate the accomplishments and peacemakers among us. We are committed to dialogue that is reflective, inclusive and informed, and have a regular presence in area schools to insure that future generations are among those included in the conversation. Our Center is open Monday through Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm and Sundays from 12 to 4 pm. At the Center, you will find a fair trade store with unique gifts from around the world, a library with over 3000 resources on peace and justice, including curriculum guides, a 4.4 acre park and a thriving resource center providing education, community action and networking.

MCT: Missoula Children’s Theatre and Missoula Community Theatre

200 North Adams St
Missoula, 59802
T: 406-728-1911
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Beth Burman Frazee, Development Director
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Tax ID: 81-0332120

MCT opens the hearts and minds of children and adults to the possibility of achievement through the creativity and teamwork learned from the theatrical process.

When the Missoula Children’s Theatre challenges, motivates, excites and inspires kids the result is higher grades, enhanced interpersonal skills, improved focus, and greater self-confidence. This year, more than 65,000 kids in nearly 1,200 communities around the world will be cast in an MCT International Tour show. In Missoula, children ages K-12 benefit from performing arts camps and classes held several times throughout the year.

Missoula Community Theatre entertains audience members with delightful, poignant and amazing productions. Local actors relish in the opportunity to show off their talent and hone their craft.

MCT provides children and adults in Missoula and around the world a place where they feel they truly belong.

Missoula Aging Services

337 Stephens Ave
Missoula, 59801
T: 406-728-7682
F: 406-728-7687

Kathryn McCleerey Hungerford, CFRE, Development Director
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Tax ID: 80-0379543

Missoula Aging Services promotes the independence, dignity and health of older adults and those who care for them. Missoula Aging Services connects seniors, their families and caregivers with information and services including transportation, Meals On Wheels, volunteer opportunities, caregiver support groups and much more.

Missoula Catholic Schools Foundation

300 Edith St
Missoula, 59801
T: 406-728-2367
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Deb Jones, Executive Director
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Tax ID: 23-7297873

Catholic education in Missoula enjoys a legacy extending back to 1873. Along the way forward thinking supporters of Catholic education began recognizing the need to create a fund that would help families continue to afford tuition at Missoula Catholic Schools. The Missoula Catholic Schools Foundation, successor to Loyola Sacred Heart Foundation (LSHF, was born in 1960 as a vehicle to provide annual tuition assistance and build an endowment. Today the Foundation continues to carry out the mission of providing tuition assistance for families desirous of a Catholic education within Missoula Catholic Schools.

The Foundation is governed by a 15-member board of directors all of whom have a connection to Missoula Catholic Schools as parents of students or as alumni. The Foundation is professionally managed by a small, efficient staff including a President, Development Director and Marketing Director. The Foundation is a non- profit entity under the IRS tax code section 501(c)3 and is independent of Missoula Catholic Schools and the Diocese of Helena.

The Foundation annually contributes approximately $675,000 in tuition assistance, equipment funding and co- curricular activity support to Missoula Catholic Schools.

Missoula Community Foundation

508 E Broadway
Missoula, 59802
T: 406-926-2846
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Nikki Robb, Program Manager
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Tax ID: 81-0539830

The Missoula Community Foundation is dedicated to preserving and enhancing the unique characteristics of Missoula. We often hear people say that they wouldn’t live anywhere else, and the Missoula Community Foundation wants to help individuals and families make a difference in the areas that matter most to them. We can help you have a real impact on what is most important to you about Missoula by connecting people who care with causes that matter.

Missoula Developmental Service Corporation (MDSC)

1005 Marshall St
Missoula, 59801
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Francine Sadowski, MA, CEO
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Tax ID: 81-0460814

MDSC was launched in 1990, as a non-profit, fee-for-service organization aimed at integrating adults with severe developmental disabilities into the Missoula community. Many had lived in institutions since they were children. MDSC made it possible for many of those who had been institutionalized to reside permanently in a family-like environment. As of 2012, we have grown to twelve homes where 75 residents live and benefit from the relationships they form with one another, with our 210 direct support employees, and with myriad Missoula residents who have generously made a place for them in this community. All residents participate in activities that will aid them in their communication and social skills. It is our mission to take those who may feel separated from society and to encourage them to join in and feel accepted and connected. We believe that at the least, it takes a secure and nurturing home environment to increase the chances for a person to enjoy a fulfilling, contented life. We try to provide those conditions. And with your help, we can.

Missoula Downtown Foundation

218 East Main St, Suite C
Missoula, 59802
T: 406-543-4238
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Linda McCarthy, Executive Director, Missoula Downtown Association
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Tax ID: 27-1872344

The Missoula Downtown Foundation is a public benefit corporation organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes of supporting and promoting activities such as the enhancement of the arts and culture, livability, economy, safety and infrastructure of the greater Downtown Missoula area.

The Missoula Downtown Foundation will fulfill its mission by:

sponsoring events and activities that celebrate the downtown’s stature as the cultural center of our city;
develop public and private resources to support the ongoing maintenance, infrastructure building, beautification, historical preservation and general livability of the downtown area;
develop public and private resources to support the economic viability of the greater Missoula downtown area, enhancing the public infrastructure and combat deterioration of the downtown area;
implement projects, activities and events outlined in the Missoula Greater Downtown Master Plan, such as the Caras Park Improvement Project.

Missoula Education Foundation

PO Box 1775
Missoula, 59806
T: 406-880-3319
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Susan Tower, Executive Director
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Tax ID: 81-0514370

The mission of the Missoula Education Foundation is to enhance educational opportunities in our public schools by promoting community investment in Missoula’s most vital resources, our children. In addition to funding Creative Classroom Grants (direct grants to teachers to support classroom activities not funded by Missoula County Public Schools), ALPS (Attorney’s Liability Protection Society) has challenged the MEF to raise, and ALPS will match, up to $20,000 per year for the next five years as a Scholarship Endowment.

Missoula Food Bank & Community Center

1720 Wyoming St
Missoula, 59801
T: 406-549-0543
F: 406-549-1811

Jessica Allred, Director of Development & Advocacy
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Missoula Food Bank & Community Center is a private, non-profit organization that addresses hunger in Missoula County by offering emergency food assistance to all individuals and families who come to us in need. We have been carrying out this model of service since 1982 and take tremendous pride in the diverse network of support that keeps our clients fed, our food service programs effective, and our organization healthy.

Missoula Mavericks Baseball Program

PO Box 7622
Missoula, 59806
T: 406-529-5902
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Tax ID: 81-0494272

The Missoula Mavericks Baseball Program is a non-profit Legion baseball program for area young men from all high schools in the Missoula valley and surrounding communities. It is an elite and highly competitive program which affords players the opportunity to excel and compete at the highest level. Mavericks baseball is supported by donations of many businesses and individuals as well as its sponsor, the American Legion “Hellgate Post #27.”

Missoula Symphony Association

320 East Main St.
Missoula, 59802
T: 406-721-3194
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Jo May Salonen, Interim Executive Director
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Tax ID: 81-0290730

The Missoula Symphony Association has been improving the cultural landscape of western Montana since 1954. Our mission is to assure cultural enrichment essential to the quality of life in the Missoula area by presenting live symphonic music of the highest quality and providing musical growth and development for our performers and our community. Through our masterworks series of five concert weekends, our free summer concert, youth concerts, family concert and educational outreach performances, the Missoula Symphony Orchestra and Chorale have been working for nearly sixty years to make this inspirational place we live even more inspired.

Montana PBS

KUFM_TV, The University of Montana KUSM-TV, Montana State University
Missoula, 59812
T: 406-994-5021
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Linda Talbott, Development Director, Montana Public Radio, UM-MIssoula
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Tax ID: 81-0362989

Montana PBS “shares diverse stories; connects our citizens; discovers common ground; and celebrates the independent spirit and beauty of Montana.”

Montana Public Radio

The University of Montana Broadcast Media Center
Missoula, 59812
T: 406-243-4215
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Linda Talbott, Development Director
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Tax ID: 81-0362989

Montana Public Radio presents programs that entertain, inform and educate listeners of all ages while adhering to the highest standards for excellence in broadcast journalism.

Ninepipes Museum of Early Montana

69316 Highway 93
Charlo, 59824
T: 406-644-3435
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The Museum was established in 1997 to present and preserve the history and culture of the Flathead Indian Reservation and early Montana, and it was designed for the enrichment, education, and recreation of residents, non-residents and international visitors. The Museum houses thousands of artifacts in four rooms and includes a photo gallery and diorama room. A gift shop is also available with a variety of books, beaded items and supplies, huckleberry products, western saddles and bridles, blankets and much more. Situated on 3.5 acres, the site includes a nature trail to enjoy vistas of the beautiful Mission Mountains and views of the National Bison Range.

Opportunity Resources, Inc.

2821 S Russell St
Missoula, 59801
T: 406-721-2930
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Rita Pastore, Director of Development
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Tax ID: 81-0247708

Opportunity Resources’ (ORI) mission is:
Supporting persons with disabilities in enhancing their quality of life. ORI provides employment, training, residential support, transportation and recreation services for 400 individuals with disabilities on a daily basis. ORI was established in 1955.

Pantry Partners Food Bank, Inc

PO Box 806
Stevensville, 59870
T: 406-777-0351
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Kathy Belke, President
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Tax ID: 81-0462276

Pantry Partners Food Bank, Inc is a non-profit 100% voluntary organization established in 1989. We provide once a month food boxes to those in need in North Ravalli Co. Other things we provide are fresh vegetables and fruit and other donated items once a week. Our special programs include Hunt for the Hungry, Birthday Boxes for children, and Christmas food boxes. We treat everyone with dignity and respect making their visit to the Pantry a positive experience.

Partners in Home Care, Inc.

2673 Palmer Street Suite 201
Missoula, 59808
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Partners in Home Care, “bringing health care home”, provides home health care, rehab services, hospice and palliative care, private services, infusion therapy, case management and home medical equipment to people in western Montana. This nonprofit home health service is sponsored by Community Medical Center and St. Patrick Hospital.

Partnership Health Center

401 Railroad St W
Missoula, 59802
T: 406-258-4789
F: 406-258-4732

Laurie Francis, Executive Director
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Tax ID: 36-3843543

Partnership Health Center provides primary health care to the uninsured, underinsured, Medicaid and Medicare residents of Missoula and the surrounding area, including primary care, dental, mental health, pharmacy, and case management services.

Pride Foundation

PO Box 7456
Missoula, 59807
T: 406-546-7017
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Kim Leighton, Regional Philanthropy Officer in Montana
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Tax ID: 91-1325007

Founded in 1985, Pride Foundation inspires a culture of generosity to connect and strengthen organizations, students and leaders who are creating lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer equality in the Northwest states of Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington. All donations from Montanans stay in Montana and are leveraged with gifts from more than 5,000 donors to create grants and scholarships to build our state’s equality movement. More than $400,000 has been granted in Montana to date.

Providence Montana Health Foundation

502 W Spruce
Missoula, 59802
T: 406-329-5640
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Fran Albrecht, Chief Philanthropy Officer
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Tax ID: 23-7056976

Providence Montana Health Foundation’s mission follows that of the St. Patrick Hospital, improving the care of the people of Western Montana by combining compassionate patient service with accessible, world-class healthcare, since 1873. The Foundation invests passion and resources in the region by supporting advanced medical equipment, cutting-edge research, financial assistance for rural health facilities, help with individual medical bills, and preventive screening as an essential component of superior medical care. As a non-profit organization, the Foundation provides these services to all people, regardless of their ability to pay.

Ravalli County Museum

205 Bedford St
Hamilton, 59840
T: 406-363-3338
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Tamar Stanley, Executive Director
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The Museum was once the Ravalli County Courthouse, built in 1900 and designed by A.J. Gibson. It was significant symbolically and historically as the hub of social and political activity for the Bitter Root Valley. The Ravalli County Museum continues to provide a cultural venue to enrich the experiences of our community. We offer programming and educational opportunities for the public to enjoy, as well as housing many unique collections, artifacts and archival resources.

For more information, visit www.brvhsmuseum.org or call at 406.363.3338 Find us on Facebook at Ravalli County Museum or on Twitter at @ravallimuseum

Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation

PO Box 8249
Missoula, 59807
T: 406-523-3479
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Michelle Tucker, Major Gifts Specialist
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Tax ID: 81-0421425

Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is an international conservation organization whose mission is to ensure the future of elk, other wildlife and their habitat by protecting land, enhancing habitat, promoting elk restoration, and to educate about conservation, hunting and wildlife management.

Run Wild Missoula

PO Box 1573
Missoula, 59806
T: 406-544-7073
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Tony Banovich, Executive Director
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Tax ID: 20-5794114

Run Wild Missoula promotes and supports running and walking as sports for people of all ages and abilities. With over 1,500 running and walking members, Run Wild Missoula provides support and motivation through group runs, track workouts, seminars and more. Run Wild Missoula also conducts training programs and organizes over a dozen races each year, including the Missoula Marathon & Half Marathon, its signature race in July which attracts 5,000 participants from all 50 states.

Salish Kootenai College Foundation

PO Box 70
Pablo, 59855
T: 406-275-4983
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James Steele, Jr., Development Director
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Salish Kootenai College Foundation was established in 1988 for the express purpose of supporting the Salish Kootenai College and managing endowments that helps guarantee the future of the College. The Foundation awards approximately $265,000 each year for student scholarships.

The Mission of the Salish Kootenai College Foundation is to ensure that Salish Kootenai College has the ability to provide quality post-secondary education opportunities for Native Americans locally and throughout the United States.

Salish Kootenai College is a tribally controlled college chartered in 1977 by the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes. The College is located in Pablo, Montana, in the heart of the Flathead Indian Reservation in the scenic Mission Valley of northwestern Montana.

Student Assistance Foundation (SAF)

303 Irene St
Helena, 59601
T: 406-495-7800
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Kelly Cresswell, Vice President Foundation Activities
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Tax ID: 81-0527529

Student Assistance Foundation is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) organization with the mission to provide students and families with the knowledge and tools to pursue and fund their postsecondary education. SAF uses proceeds from its business activities to offer a range of programs that include grants, scholarships, community outreach, counseling and training on education finance planning.

Teen Challenge Montana

3815 S 7th St W
Missoula, 59804
T: 406-543-1912
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Chris Hodges, CEO & President
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Teen Challenge Montana Outreach may be your chance to find New Life! Many women who were angry, hurt, without hope whose destiny was prison or death have entered the Montana Outreach program. Within weeks they are beginning to hope again as they begin to see that God can help them do what they could not do alone.

Teen Challenge Montana may be just the place for you or your loved one find the love and care necessary to help walk through the pain, anger and hurt that may have led to substance abuse. Begin your path of restoration in a loving environment in this faith-based 12-18 month program.

The Flagship Program

1325 Wyoming St
Missoula, 59801
T: 406-532-9825
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Nicole Mitchell, Program Manager
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Tax ID: 81-0307814

Flagship Program is a community-school partnership whose mission is to bring community assets to our schools. It enhances the academic and social achievement of our children, by providing non-school-hour skill-building activities.

The Poverello Center, Inc.

1110 W Broadway St
Missoula, 59802
T: 406-728-1809
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Jesse Jaeger, Director of Development & Advocacy
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Tax ID: 23-7439391

In collaboration with the people of Missoula and surrounding areas, and local, state and national organizations, the Poverello Center, Inc. reaches out in faith to provide food, shelter, help and hope to the community’s homeless and hungry. This mission is accomplished through compassionate, respectful and competent services in an environment that enhances human worth.

The Public Land / Water Access Association (“PLWA”)

PO Box 80987
Billings, 59108
T: 406-670-4623
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Bernard Lea, Board President
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Tax ID: 81-0429139

The mission of the Public Land / Water Access Association is the restoration, maintenance, and perpetuation of public access to the boundaries of all public lands and waters in Montana.

They do this by:
Educating and informing the public on their ownership and access rights. Monitoring public access routes, identifying access problems, and initiating legal action when appropriate. Monitoring public land sales and exchanges to insure that no transfers are made without full consideration of conservation and
recreational values.

Initiating and supporting programs and policies to expand public land and water access. Pursuing every legal and ethical avenue to protect and maintain public access.

The University of Montana Foundation

950 Arthur Ave
Missoula, 59812
T: 406-243-2593
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Cindy Williams, CEO
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Tax ID: 81-0362989

Established in 1951, The University of Montana Foundation serves as the official development office of The University of Montana. The University of Montana pursues its mission of academic excellence, in part, by providing unique educational experiences through the integration of the liberal arts, graduate study, and professional training with international and interdisciplinary emphases. The UM Foundation works with the University community to ascertain financial needs of the University, to raise private funds to meet the University’s needs, and to provide sound stewardship of private assets.

The Vital Ground Foundation

20 Fort Missoula Road
Missoula, 59804
T: 406-549-8650
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Ryan Lutey, JD, Executive Director
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Tax ID: 87-0483446

Operating as a land trust, the mission of The Vital Ground Foundation is to protect and restore North America’s grizzly bear populations by conserving wildlife habitat.

Vital Ground believes the grizzly bear, as an umbrella species, is one of nature’s barometers of a healthy and complete ecosystem. Because the grizzly’s home range covers several hundred square miles—from alpine meadows to valley bottoms—protecting grizzly habitat benefits entire plant and animal communities in the wildest, most scenic places left on the continent.

By acquiring fee title to and facilitating conservation easements on key parcels of land, Vital Ground has helped protect and enhance nearly 600,000 acres of crucial wildlife habitat in Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Alaska, and British Columbia.

The Watershed Education Network

802 E Front St
Missoula, 59802
T: 406-541-9287
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Debbie Fassnacht, Executive Director
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Watershed Education Network is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering knowledge, appreciation, and awareness of watershed health through science and outreach. We’re growing the next generation of watershed stewards.

Tough Enough to Wear Pink of Montana

PO Box 18085
Missoula, 59808
T: 406-542-9983
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Dr. John Harland, Board President
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Tough Enough To Wear Pink of Montana is a 501(c)(3) charity which raises money for the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer. All the proceeds from many donations and fund raising events stay in Montana to be given as grants to patients who struggle financially with breast cancer diagnosis or treatments or to pay for mammograms for residents of Montana.

Valley Christian School

2526 Sunset Lane
Missoula, 59804
T: 406-549-0482
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Dave Entwistle, Head of School
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The mission of Valley Christian School is to glorify Jesus Christ by revealing truth, imparting knowledge, stimulating spiritual growth and developing Christian character in young men and women.

We partner with parents to equip students to develop their individual gifts academically, spiritually,physically, and socially in a manner that brings honor and glory to God.

We seek to achieve this purpose by providing a loving, disciplined learning environment with Christian teachers committed to excellence and a Christ-centered curriculum that prepares students for God-given responsibilities in the family, church, community and nation.

Our education has the liberty to address the whole child—social, intellectual, emotional, physical, AND spiritual—reaching the greatest possibility of excellence.

All truth is God’s truth, and God’s Word sheds light on our path. At Valley Christian School, our education is focused on the certainties found in God’s Word.

*Valley Christian High School is accredited with the Montana Office of Public Instruction.

*Valley Christian School is a member of ACSI
(Association of Christian Schools International).

Watson Children’s Shelter

4978 Buckhouse Ln.
Missoula, 59804
T: 406-549-0058
F: 406-549-1072

Mike Boehm, Executive Director
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Tax ID: 81-0369020

Watson Children’s Shelter provides a safe emergency shelter for children who have experienced abuse, neglect, abandonment or family crisis.

YMCA

3000 South Russell
Missoula, 59801
T: 406-721-9622
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Heather Foster, CEO
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Tax ID: 81-0300829

The Missoula Family YMCA is dedicated to building a healthy spirit, mind and body for each person it serves. Through programs based on Christian principles, the Y helps strengthen families and build a better community.

Youth Homes

550 N. California
Missoula, 59807
T: 406-721-2704
F: 406-721-0034

Elmer C. “Skip” Rosenthal, Executive Director
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Tax ID: 81-0331313

Founded in 1971, Youth Homes cares for children and adolescents struggling with issues of family conflict, abuse, neglect, trauma, emotional disturbance and substance abuse. These services are provided in our emergency shelters, community-based therapeutic group homes and by trained foster/adoptive families.

YWCA

1130 W. Broadway
Missoula, 59802
T: 406-543-6691
F: 406-543-6777

Cindy Weese, Executive Director
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Tax ID: 81-0245851

The YWCA is a membership movement nourished by its roots in the Christian faith and sustained by the richness of many beliefs and values. Strengthened by diversity, the Association draws together members who strive to create opportunities for women’s growth, leadership, and power, in order to attain a common vision: peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all people. The Association will thrust its collective power toward the elimination of racism wherever it exists and by any means necessary.

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