COMMUNITIES

Funds used to start & operate income-producing projects connected with 4-H clubs, FFA, a Tribal youth group, or similar agricultural youth organization. Max is $5,000

$250 to $1,000

$5,000 to $50,000 grants for nonprofits for education, education technology, food, housing, primarily education

Nonprofits for education, health, human services for general operations, capital campaign, projects, programs, capacity building, technical assistance, emergency funding

Grants over $50,000 that focus on arts, culture, humanities, education, environment, animals, health, human service, international and foreign affairs, public, social benefit, religion, mutual/membership benefit for capital campaigns, projects, programs, capacity building, technical assistance

$5,000 to $50,000 for arts, culture, humanities, education, health, public, social benefit. Emphasis on communication including radio, TV, film, websites, podcasts. Montana

Grants for general operations, projects and programs, capacity-building or technical assistance. Montana

Wholesale and retail made in Montana products

Grants for urban, backcountry, and basic front trails for new trails or maintenance. Also for educational and safety projects

Grants range from $300 to $20,000 for private, for profit, government and tribal entities

Rural areas or towns with populations of 50,000 or less for training, technical assistance for business, project planning, market research, feasibility studies, product/service improvement, acqusition or development of land, easements, rights of way, construction, conversion, renovation, buildings, plants, machinery, equipment, access streets, roads, parking areas, utilties, pollution, start-up and working capital, distance learning, rural transportation, community economic development

Community facilities including healthcare, town halls, courthouses, airport hangars, streets, childcare centers, fairgrounds, transitional housing, safety services (police, fire), education, libraries, museums, private schools, telemedicine, distance learning

Small business skills-based training. Funds available on first come, first serve basis

Support includes jobs, education, entrepreneurship; families and the vulnerable, Christian outreach,

This foundation supports nonprofits in north central Montana including community development; education; Lutheran church and social services for children and seniors. Supporting general operations, projects and scholarships.

Disaster assistance for 2021 livestock forage losses

Property acquisition, development, financing for public and non profit buildings, treatment centers, emergency & transitional housing, assisted living, human services, public safety, childcare, education, cultural

Homeowner Assistance Fund (HAF) for low to moderate households

For renewable energy systems, energy efficiency improvements or equipment and new system loans for agricultural productions & processing. Such as biomass, wind, HVAC, insulation, lighting, cooling, doors & windows, solar.

Designed to address economic development resilience by assisting with funding match for public planning activities within the North Central Montana Economic Development District (NCMEDD)

General operations, Capital Campaigns, Projects, Programs, Capacity-Building, Technical Assistance

$1,000 to $15,000 for education, environmental, animals, Nonprofits, Montana

$6,000 to $10,000 grants for Montana nonprofits for equipment and small building. Education, health, human services, public, social benefit, arts, culture, humanities, environemental

$250 to $10,000 grants for charitable, educational, religious related to peach and justice, hunger, environment to government entities, agencies, nonprofits, public charities

$5,000 to $35,000 grants that support arts, culture, humanities, environment, animals, public and social benefit. Montana

Grants for general operations, capital funds, project and programs, capacity building, technical assistance, emergency funding. Montana

Openly to northern & eastern areas $1,000 to $10,000 grants for capital campaigns, emergency funding, projects and programs. Montana

Funds to help Montana women business owners for anything that will enhance economic independence for women.

For businesses training of new and existing full-time workers. $3,000 per job for cost associated with education or skills-based training.

Rural areas in need of broadband service

Rural areas and towns with populations of 10,000 or less for drinking water, sewers, solid waste, storm water

Private or public entities to preserve historic sites, societies, or museums.

Farmers, ranchers, producers, professional development, research. See guidelines for specific November deadlines.

This Foundation supports development of future agricultural leaders including adult education; agricultural safety; rural youth leadership and university requests.

Grants support nonprofit organizations and programs that promote health, wellness, and human services in the communities the company serves.

Mental health resources for farmers and ranchers

Small business and childcare facilities

New construction for domestic, retired & disabled farm laborers

Assist communities & regions impacted by COVID