Charity

Montana is filled with groups and non-profits that help folks out across the state, so when it comes to the most charitable state, where does Montana rank?

Montana is one of the most charitable states in the U.S. We have over 7000 nonprofits that help Montanans every day. Which Montana nonprofit is your favorite?

Most of us make New Year Resolutions but few keep them longer than a few days or weeks. Will this be your year to keep yours?

Right now, Montana offers 266 specialized plates. Proceeds from the sale of specialized plates go to charity.

Non-profits need expertise they can’t always afford. You may have employees that can help set up computer systems or upgrade a non-profit’s billing procedures.

Our time on this earth is very limited. Why do we give up the most valuable asset we have — our time — for others?

Through the generosity of the Gavin family in Missoula, three charitable organizations will benefit from nearly $3 million in endowments, the Humane Society of Western Montana, Providence Montana Health Foundation and Foundation for Community Health.

Mission Impossible. Write a note and it will self-destruct immediately after it’s read and you get a notice of that fact.

“Unless you are physically or mentally unable to work — being poor in the United States of America is a choice.”

Grab your kayak, canoe or any other human-powered craft and get ready to hit Flathead Lake on August 10th for the Second Annual Epic Shore to Shore Race!  "The Epic" features a 26-mile race for teams or solo paddlers, a 10 mile solo, 5 mile solo, and a fast paced 4X2 relay for teams...