Legacy Montana Members 2010/11
Click on an organization name below for contact information

Aging and Disability Services

Missoula Aging Services
Missoula Manor Homes
Montana Audio Information Network
Opportunity Resources, Inc

Animal Welfare

Humane Society of Western Montana
Willing Servants Horse Rescue

Arts and Education

Daly Mansion
Friends of the Historical Museum
at Fort Missoula

Jeannette Rankin Peace Center
Loyola Sacred Heart Foundation
Missoula Art Museum
Missoula Children’s Theatre
Missoula Cultural Council
Missoula Public Library Foundation
Montana Natural History Center
Montana PBS
Montana Public Radio
Salish Kootenai College
The University of Montana Foundation
Valley Christian School
World Affairs Council of Montana

Children and Youth

The Flagship Program
Friends to Youth, Inc
Missoula Area Youth Hockey Association
Missoula Family YMCA
Missoula Mavericks Baseball Program
Tamarack Grief Resource Center
Watson Children’s Shelter
Youth Homes

Community Needs

Habitat for Humanity of Missoula
Missoula Community Foundation
Stevensville Community Foundation
YWCA Missoula

Environment

Clark Fork Coalition
Ecology Project International
Five Valleys Land Trust
Montana Trout Unlimited
Public Land/Water Access Association
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
Watershed Education Network
Wilderness Watch
Wildlands CPR

Health and Human Services

Camp Mak-A-Dream
Community Medical Center Foundation
Hospice Care Foundation
Missoula 3:16 Rescue Mission
Partners in Home Care, Inc.
Partnership Health Center
Ronald McDonald House, Missoula
St. Patrick Hospital and Health Foundation
Teen Challenge Montana

 

Camp Mak-A-Dream
P. O. Box 1450
Missoula, MT 59806
(406) 549-5987
Fax (406) 549-5933
Contact person:  Stuart Kaplan
email: stu@campdream.org
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.
www.campdream.org
Clark Fork Coalition
PO Box 7593, Missoula, MT 59807 140 S. 4th St. West, Missoula, MT 59801
406/542-0539 ext. 205
Contact Person:
Jill Beauchesne, Associate Director, Development
jill@clarkfork.org
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. www.clarkfork.org
Community Medical Center Foundation
2827 Fort Missoula Road
Missoula, MT 59804
(406) 327-4141
Contact: Jean Jenkins
jjenkins@communitymed.org
or
Dorcie Dvarishkis, Planned Giving and Major Gifts ddvarishkis@communitymed.org
 
Tax ID# 36-3627205

Established in 1988, Community Medical Center Foundation encourages philanthropic support of Missoula’s community-owned medical center.  With the support of our donors and volunteers, we invest in Community Medical Center’s medical programs and promote healthcare education.   www.communitymed.org/foundation

Daly Mansion Preservation Trust
P.O. Box 223
Hamilton, MT  59840
Phone: 406-363-6004 x2
Fax:  406-375-0048
Contact person:
Kim Morris, Director
dalydevdirector@dalymansion.org
Tax ID# 26-4073119

 

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.
www.dalymansion.org

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Ecology Project International
P.O. Box 9192
Missoula, MT 59807
406.721.8784
Fax: 406.721.7060
Erin Nuzzo. Development Coordinator
erin@ecologyproject.org
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.
www.ecologyproject.org

Five Valleys Land Trust
PO Box 8953
Missoula, MT 59807
or
117 W. Broadway
Missoula, MT 59802
(406) 549-0755
Contact person:
Grant Kier, Executive Director
office@fvlt.org
Tax ID# 23-7182055

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.
http://www.fvlt.org/

Flagship Program
1325 Wyoming
Missoula, MT  59801
(406) 532-9827
Contact person: Rosie Buzzas
rbuzzas@wmmhc.org
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.
www.flagshipprogram.org
Friends of the Historical Museum at Fort Missoula
Building #322, Fort Missoula
Missoula, MT 59804-7207
(406) 728-3476
Fax (406) 543-6277
Contact person: Dr. Robert M. Brown ftmslamuseum@montana.com
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.
www.fortmissoulamuseum.org

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Friends to Youth
1515 E. Broadway
Missoula, MT 59802
(406) 728-2662
Fax (406) 728-2879
Contact person: Joe Loos, LCSW, Executive Director
joe@friendstoyouth.org
Tax ID# 81-0370216
Friends To Youth Through Family Based and Outpatient counseling, Friends To Youth helps youth discover their strengths, confront barriers, and build healthy relationships within their families and communities.
www.friendstoyouth.org
Habitat for Humanity of Missoula
P.O. Box 7181
Missoula, MT 59807
(406) 549-8210
Contact person:
Frankie McBurney Olson, Executive Director
frankiemo@habitatmsla.org
Tax ID# 81-0467791
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.
www.habitatmsla.org
 

Hospice Care Foundation
PO Box 16297
Missosula, MT 59808
Contact person: Kevi Berger
406-541-2255
406-728-8585 (fax)
Tax ID# 81-0539006

The Hospice Care Foundation began over 26 years ago as an effort to support hospice care in Missoula. They have worked hard to raise funds in support of hospice care for the community, with the eventual dream of establishing a hospice residence. The Foundation has provided financial assistance to both hospice programs (Partners and Hospice of Missoula) thereby helping patients who had no financial resources to pay for hospice care.  The mission of the Foundation is to raise funds to build and sustain a community based hospice house in Missoula. www.missoulahospice.org

 
Humane Society of Western Montana
P.O. Box 1059
5930 Hwy 93 south
Missoula, MT  59806
406-549-3934
Contact: Peter Bensen, Executive Director
or
Kate Geranios
email: director@myhswm.org
development@myhswm.org
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. www.myhswm.org
Jeannette Rankin Peace Center
519 S. Higgins Ave.
Missoula, MT 59801
406.543.3955
peace@jrpc.org

The Jeannette Rankin Peace Center exists to connect and empower people to build a socially just, non-violent and sustainable community and world. We are committed to a process of reflection, dialogue and action, both in times of crisis and in the ongoing work of peacemaking. We believe that informed, engaged citizens are the foundation of both democracy and peace, and aim our efforts at supporting both. www.jrpc.org

Loyola Sacred Heart Foundation
300 Edith St
Missoula, MT 59801
406.728.2367
info@missoulacatholicschools.org

Catholic education in Missoula is a legacy of 136 years.  Along the way forward thinking supporters of Catholic education recognized the need to help families afford tuition. Loyola Sacred Heart Foundation was born in 1960 as a vehicle to provide annual tuition assistance
and build an endowment toward ultimately fulfilling the mission of ensuring a Catholic education for those
families desiring this type of excellence in education.

LSHF 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.  LSHF is professional managed by a small efficient staff including an Executive Director and Controller.  LSHF is a non-profit entity under the IRS tax code section 501(c) and is independent of Missoula Catholic Schools and the Diocese of Helena.

As of 6/30/08 the LSHF endowment exceeds $4 million.  During the 2007 / 2008 school year LSHF contributed $675,000 in tuition assistance, equipment funding and co-curricular activity support to Missoula Catholic Schools.
foundation.missoulacatholicschools.org

PO Box 16833
Missoula, MT 59808
Contact:
Pam Herbst, Executive Director
missoula316@aol.com
Bill Payne, Development Director
billp@bgu.edu
Tax ID# 81-0531532
The Missoula 3:16 Rescue Mission provides a safe, clean and warm place for the hurting and homeless, and helps them develop a personal relationship with God. Breakfast and lunch are served daily, and food baskets are available. A Christ-centered Recovery Program for men is also available. 
www.missoula316.org
Missoula Aging Services
337 Stephens Ave.
Missoula, MT 59801
(406) 728-7682
FAX (406) 728-7687
Contact person: Keri McWilliams
kmcwilliams@missoulaagingservices.org
Tax ID# 80-0379543
Missoula Aging Services connects seniors, their families and caregivers with information and services including transportation, Meals on Wheels, Foster Grandparents, Senior Companions. Many of our services are provided by volunteers.
www.missoulaagingservices.org

Missoula Area Youth Hockey Association
Glacier Ice Rink
Western Montana Fairgrounds
1101 South Ave. West
Missoula, MT 59801
406-880-9007
Contact Person: Gary Jahrig, Youth Hockey Director
gary@glaciericerink.com
Tax ID# 81-0512974

The Missoula Area Youth Hockey Association at Glacier Ice Rink provides affordable recreational opportunities for learning and playing the game of hockey, figure skating, and other public ice-skating activities for children and adults in our community. In the spirit of teamwork, safety, and sportsmanship, we provide high quality programs in a developing facility to teach and support ice sports and activities for people of all ages. Over the last few years, we have had over 100,000 visitors to the rink, allowing us to become regionally known as one of the premier skating facilities in Montana. Yet, we remain true to our mission and history by remaining a volunteer organization that emphasizes skating programs for the entire family. Through our rink-related volunteer efforts, and programs emphasizing fair play, integrity, respect and good health, we help to teach our young players the necessary components for a healthy and positive lifestyle. We continue to raise funds to provide youth scholarships and low-cost equipment rental to families in need, develop and implement age-appropriate skating programs, and improve the rink facility for the enjoyment and benefit of the entire community. www.glaciericerink.com/cat/2

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Missoula Children's Theatre
200 North Adams St.
Missoula, MT 59802
406.728.1911
Tax ID# 81-033212
From the Missoula Children's Theatre International Tour project to local activities for kids and adults in Missoula, MCT programs are all designed to develop the personal and professional skills and goals of the participants. The excellence of our productions along with our unique and acclaimed teaching methods result in the successful fulfillment of our mission: The development of life skills in children through participation in the performing arts.
From Broadway musicals and poignant comedies in our beautiful home theatre, to original children’s productions on gym floors and auditoriums around the world, MCT performances have delighted and amazed audiences for nearly four decades. But MCT is really in the business of using an entertainment format to foster enrichment and education in children—of all ages. www.mctinc.org
Missoula Community Foundation
PO Box 1968
Missoula, MT 59807
(406) 240-8798
Contact person: Dale Woolhiser
dwoolhiser@mac.com 
Tax ID# 81-0539830
The Missoula Community Foundation is building a permanent endowment to award grants annually to small projects that will make a  difference to the people of Missoula.
www.missoulacommunityfoundation.org

Missoula Cultural Council
1121 East Broadway
Missoula, MT 59802
(406) 532-3240
Contact person: Tom Bensen
mcc@missoulacultural.org
Tax ID# 81-0391373


Missoula Cultural Council connects art, culture and community through education, advocacy and celebration. 
www.missoulacultural.org

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Missoula Manor Homes
909 West Central Avenue
Missoula, MT 59801
(406) 728-3210
Contact person: Joyce Anderson
missoulamanor@in-tch.com
Tax ID# 81-0332551
Since 1972, Missoula Manor Homes has been providing affordable housing and services to low and moderate-income elderly.  The Missoula Manor Homes Assistance Endowment ensures that the elderly of the future will have access to affordable and needed services and housing.
www.missoulamanor.com
Missoula Mavericks Baseball Program
P.O. Box 7622
Missoula, MT 59806
(406)529-5902
Tax ID #: 81-0494272
The Missoula Mavericks Baseball Program ia 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 idividuals as well as its sponsor, the American Legion "Hellgate Post #27."
www.missoulamavericks.net

Missoula Public Library Foundation
Missoula Public Library Foundation
Missoula, MT 59801
406-549-0774
Contact person: C. E. (Abe) Abramson
MontanaAbe@hotmail.com

The Missoula Public Library Foundation 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. www.missoulapubliclibrary.org

Montana Audio Information Network
P.O. Box 4126
Missoula, MT. 59806
(406) 721-1998
Broadcast studio located at 337 Stephens Avenue, Missoula
Tax ID# 81-0380195

Montana Audio Information Network (M.A.I.N.) provides newspapers in audio format to blind and low-vision Montanans. Call for more information or to volunteer. www.montanaaudio.org

Montana Natural History Center
120 Hickory St.
Missoula, MT 59801
Contact Person: Arnie Olsen
406-327-0405
Tax ID# 81-0472379

The mission of the Montana Natural History Center is to promote and cultivate the understanding, appreciation and stewardship of nature through education with a focus in west central Montana. Founded in 1991, the organization seeks to re-connect kids and adults with nature and to provide a cure for what some have called, “Nature Deficit Disorder”. Today’s children will be tomorrow’s environmental and conservation decision makers and it is essential for our future quality of life that they are equipped with the scientific knowledge and skills to face what are certain to be difficult future challenges. MNHC’s keystone programs include the “Visiting Naturalist in the Schools” program for 4th and 5th grades, Summer Science discovery Camps for K-8, Learning Trunks for K-12, the full color “Montana Naturalist Magazine”, weekend kids and family outings and a Master Naturalist Course with certification for adults. To learn more about educational and giving opportunities please visit www..MontanaNaturalist.org

Montana Public Radio
The University of Montana
Broadcast Media Center
Missoula MT 59812
(406) 243-4215
(800) 325-1565
Contact: Linda Talbott
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.
www.mtpr.org
Montana PBS
KUFM_TV, The University of Montana
KUSM-TV, Montana State University
(406) 994-6221
(800) 426-8243
Contact: Lisa Titus
Tax ID# 81-0362989
Montana PBS "shares diverse stories; connects our citizens; discovers common ground; and celebrates the independent spirit and beauty of Montana."
www.montanapbs.org
Montana Trout Unlimited
PO Box 7186
Missoula, MT 59807
Phone: 406-543-0054
Fax: 406-543-6080

Montana Trout Unlimited, or the Montana Council of Trout Unlimited, represents the 3,000 members and 13 chapters of TU in Montana. Its mission mirrors that of the national organization. A State Council consisting of representatives from each chapter and six at-large representatives governs Montana TU. Montana TU staff is comprised of three full-time employees in Missoula and one full-time employee in Helena. The State Council meets quarterly at different locations around the state. www.montanatu.org

Opportunity Resources, Inc.
2821 South Russell
Missoula, MT 59801
(406) 721-2930
Contact person: Tim Furey, Director of Development
timf@orimt.org
Tax ID# 81-0247708
Opportunity Resources’s (ORI) mission is:
Supporting persons with disabilities in enhancing their quality of life. ORI provides employment, training, residential support, transportation and recreation services for 375 individuals with disabilities on a daily basis. ORI was established in 1954.
www.orimt.org
Partners in Home Care, Inc.
2787 Palmer St. Suite B
Missoula, MT 59808
(406) 327-3709
FAX (406)327-3684
Contact person: Kathe Swanson
swansonk@partnersinhomecare.org
or
Jeri Delys
327-3732
delysj@partnersinhomecare.org
Tax ID# 81-04255934
Partners in Home Care, "briniging 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 non profit home health service is sponsored by Community Medical Center and St. Patrick Hospital.
www.partnersinhomecare.org

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Partnership Health Center
323 West Alder
Missoula 59802
(406) 258-4489
FAX (406) 258-4180
Contact person: Kim Mansch, Executive Director
manschk@phc.missoula.mt.us
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.
www.phc.missoula.mt.us

The Public Land / Water Access Association  (“PLWA”)
P.O.  Box 80987
Billings, MT 59108
Email : membership@plaai.org  .

Contacts:
John Gibson, Pres.
406-656-0384
jcgibson@imt.net

Bernie Lea , Treasurer
406- 652-6921
bwlea90@imt.net
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.
www.plwa.org

Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
P.O. Box 8249
Missoula, MT  59807
(800) 225-5355
(406) 523-3479
Contact person: Michelle Tucker

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.
www.elkfoundation.org
Ronald McDonald House, Missoula
PO Box 1119
Missoula, MT  59806
(406) 541-7646
FAX (406) 541-7642
Contact person:
Barbara Wickel, Executive Director
barbara@rmhmissoula.org
Tax ID# 81-0400667
Open since April 2006, the Ronald McDonald House, Missoula takes care of families while they are seeking medical care for their children in Missoula.  RMHM provides a quiet safe place for our guests to live while their children are getting well.  Locally funded, the Ronald House is a wonderful example of community members seeing a need and working to solve it.
www.rmhmissoula.org

Salish Kootenai College
PO Box 70,
Pablo, MT 59855
Contact Person: Lois Slater
275-4820
lois_slater@skc.edu 

 

St. Patrick Hospital and Health Foundation
P. O. Box 4587
Missoula, MT 59806
(406) 329-5640
FAX (406) 329-5693
Contact person: Linda Coulston lcoulston@saintpatrick.org
Tax ID# 23-7056976
St. Patrick Hospital & Health Foundation raises funds to support the charitable, educational, and scientific purposes of St. Patrick Hospital and Health Sciences Center. St. Patrick House is a project of the Foundation.
www.stpatsfoundation.org
P.O. Box 413
Stevensville, Montana
406-523-1410
Contact Person: Tom Coston
tcoston@mtrail.com
or
agent4u@montana.com
Tax ID# 81-0490459
The Stevensville Community Foundation is a nonprofit corporation organized for the purpose of enhancing the quality of life for the greater Stevensville area. We gather financial resources from the community and then distribute those resources, through a grant process, to where they will do the most good.

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Teen Challenge Montana
3815 S 7th Street West
Missoula, MT
(406) 543-1912

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. www.teenchallengepnw.com/montana_womens/

Tamarack Grief Resource Center
516 S. Orange Street
Missoula, MT 59801
406.541.8472 info@tamarackgriefresourcecenter.org

Tamarack Grief Resource Center has a wide array of support, educational, and camp-based programs to review as you consider what might be best for you, your family, your loved ones, your colleagues, and your community. During times of loss, individuals can benefit from connections with understanding others as they reconstruct their lives. www.tamarackgriefresourcecenter.org

The University of Montana Foundation
600 Connell Ave
Missoula, MT 59807-7159
(406) 243-2593 or (800) 443-2593
Contact person:
Theresa Boyer
theresa.boyer@mso.umt.edu
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 pusses 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.  To learn more about including the University in your estate plans, please visit us at www.umt.edu/umf/plannedgiving.

Valley Christian School
2526 Sunset Lane
Missoula, MT 59804
Phone:  (406) 549-0482
Contact Person: Lanette Bohlken
email:  info@valleychristian.org
website:  www.valleychristian.org
tax id  #:  81-0381097  

Valley Christian School is an interdenominational, biblically based learning community that partners with parents to develop a Christian worldview, promote academic excellence, and prepare students (preschool-12th grade) for a lifetime of authentic, faithfulness to Christ.  Established in 1979.  www.valleychristian.org

The Watershed Education Network (WEN)
The Swift Building, 315 So.4th East, Suite 203
Missoula, MT. 59801
(406) 541-9287
Contact person: Deb Bergman Fassnacht
Email: deb@montanawatershed.org
Tax ID# 81-0525373

The Watershed Education Network (WEN) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering knowledge, appreciation and awareness of watershed health through science and outreach. Through  our direct experiences at the river and innovative curriculum, we are growing the next generation of watershed stewards. WEN's programs include School Stream Monitoring, Milltown Dam Journeys, Groundwater/aquifer education, High School Flagship, and our summer Liam Wood Fly Fishers and River Guardians Program. Visit us on-line: www.montanawatershed.org

Watson Children's Shelter
2901 Fort Missoula Rd.
Missoula, MT 59804
(406) 549-0058
FAX (406) 549-1072
Contact:
Fran M. Albrecht M.Ed., Executive Director
fran@montana.com
or
Brooklyn Vosen, Development Coordinator
brooklyn@montana.com
Tax ID# 81-0369020

Watson Children’s Shelter provides emergency shelter for children who are victims of abuse, neglect, abandonment or family crisis.
www.watsonchildrensshelter.org or
www.oneisntenough.com
Wilderness Watch
208 East Main Street
Missoula, MT 59802-4427
(406) 542-2048
Tax ID# 81-0457646

WILDERNESS WATCH is America's leading conservation organization dedicated solely to protecting the lands and waters in the 110 million-acre National Wilderness Preservation System. We strive for proper stewardship of these remarkable Wilderness reserves through citizen oversight, education, and continual monitoring of federal management activities. www.wildernesswatch.org

Wildlands CPR
P.O. Box 7516
Missoula, MT 59807
Contact Person: Tom Peterson, Development Director
(406) 543-9551
www.wildlandscpr.org
Tax ID# 81-0512261

Wildlands CPR revives and protects wild places by promoting watershed restoration through road removal, preventing new wildland road construction and stopping off-road vehicle abuse. 

Wildlands CPR has been working with citizens, grassroots groups, tribes, and land managers to protect and revive natural areas since 1994. Our Montana Off-Road Vehicle Coordinator works to both reclaim wild areas from past harm and prevent future abuse, concentrating on the Bitterroot and Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forests. Wildlands CPR is also an active member in Restore Montana, a coalition created to promote and strengthen the restoration economy within the state.

Our members include hunters, hikers, cross-country skiers, photographers, business owners, anglers, scientists, students, teachers, parents and many others.
www.wildlandscpr.org

Willing Servants Horse Rescue
363-2898*

Willing Servants Horse Rescue
World Affairs Council of Montana
201 West Main Street, Suite 101
Missoula, Montana 59802
406-728-3328

The World Affairs Council of Montana, founded in 2000, enables Montanans to appreciate the relationship of foreign policy and international issues to their lives in the Rockies. The Council offers opportunities to better understand world events through people-to-people diplomacy, distinguished speakers, overseas visits, and educational outreach programs. As globalization reaches into all corners of the Big Sky, the Council seeks to help educate citizens about their increased political, economic, and cultural integration into the world community. We invite you to join us, and we appreciate your support and interest.  www.montanaworldaffairs.org

YMCA
3000 South Russell
Missoula, MT 59801
(406) 721-9622
Contact person: Jason Shearer
ymca@ymcamissoula.org
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
www.ymcamissoula.org

YWCA
1130 W. Broadway
Missoula, MT 59802
(406) 543-6691
FAX (406) 543-6777
Contact person: Cindy Weese
cweese@ywcaofmissoula.org
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.
Youth Homes
P. O. Box 7616/550 N. California
Missoula, MT 59807-7616
(406) 721-2704
FAX (406) 721-0034
Contact person: Geoff Birnbaum
birnbaum@youthhomes.com
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.
www.youthhomes.com

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