Mineral County Community Foundation

	Contact Information
	Mineral County Community Foundation   PO Box 93       Superior, MT 59872 Jim Goss Phone: (406) 822-5000 Email: jgossorcreich@blackfoot.net Download a grant application (.doc)

LEARN ABOUT US

Mission
Promoting ecologically and economically sustainable development of human and natural resources to improve the social and economic wellness of the communities of Mineral County.

History
The Mineral County Community Foundation was established in 1994.  In response to the closing of a major employer, MCCF was formed to assist the County economically and socially.  MCCF’s efforts resulted in a $95,000 permanent endowment.  Earnings from this endowment have been used to fund youth programs, a community garden, and other projects that benefit the communities of Mineral County.

GOOD WORKS

We recently initiated a grant making program, with awards ranging from $100-$500 to nine deserving organizations. The Foundation gives approximately $4,000 each year in grants. We publicize in the Fall, with award announcements in December.  Maximum grant size is $500.

HOW TO GIVE

Send your contributions to:

• Mineral County Community Foundation
  Attn:  Jim Goss
  PO Box 93      
  Superior, MT 59872.    

or send contributions directly to the Montana Community Foundation:

• Montana Community Foundation
  FBO Mineral County Community Foundation
  PO Box 1145
  Helena, MT 59624-1145

HOW TO RECEIVE

We publicize in the Fall.  Applications must be postmarked by November 30th, with award announcements in early January.  Maximum grant size is $500. For more information, contact Jim Goss at (406) 822-5000 or jgossorcreich@blackfoot.net.  You may also print the grant application from this website.

Special Events

We sponsor the annual Old Schoolhouse Rock Classic Car Show on the first full weekend of June.  Vendors for the car show can inquire by phone at (406) 822-5000 or email jgossorcreich@blackfoot.net.  Car show participants can pre-register for a reduced fee.  Proceeds in excess of expenses help fund our grantmaking program.

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