All About montana's Future
The Montana Community Foundation is a philanthropic support organization offering donor services, endowment building opportunities and philanthropic advocacy. Through the power of permanently endowed funds, the Foundation helps donors achieve their philanthropic goals and enables nonprofit organizations to establish stable income sources. In the broadest sense, our mission is to cultivate a culture of giving so Montana communities can fourish.
Make Montana the place we love to call home
Through revitalized communities. Through education. Through cultural tolerance. Through enhanced economic opportunities for women. Work with us to achieve your charitable goals and together, we will make Montana the place we love to call home.
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Social Justice. Revitalizing communities. Women and
girls. Donate to The Montana
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Big Sky LIFT
Big Sky LIFT (Lifting Individuals and families with Financial Troubles), provides grants to families and individuals who are struggling financially. Currently, the program is offering grants to individuals affected by the bankruptcy of Spanish Peaks in Big Sky, MT. Click here to learn more.
Performance Update
We're holding a webinar on investment performance, investment strategy and endowment management on February 28. We encourage you to participate to learn more about your endowment and how it's managed. Register here.
Scholarship Applications
Applications for the 2012-13 academic year are available online here.
Transfer of Wealth
In 2006 the Foundation commissioned a study to estimate the wealth in Montana that will transfer from one generation to the next over the next 50 years. The results of that study are now available online. Click here to see what we learned about the wealth in your community.
community foundations in the news
Read about Hill County Community Foundation in the Havre Daily News.
Greater Polson Community Foundation received a $100,000 community planning grant from the Orton Family Foundation. Read about it in the Missoulian.
Greater Glendive Community Foundation was featured in the Glendive Ranger Review.
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