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| 51 | MONTANA CATTLEWOMEN INC SUPPORT THE LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY AND ITS ENVIRONMENT THROUGH COMMUNICATION, EDUCATION, AND LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITIES. | HELENA, MT | |
| 52 | Plenty Doors Community Development Improve our communities through economic development, individual and community capacity building, business development, promotion and preservation of culture, environment and food sovereignty. | Crow Agency, MT | |
| 53 | SNOWBERRY FOUNDATION SNOWBERRY FOUNDATION SUPPORTS AND ADMINISTERS WILDLIFE CONSERVATION PROGRAMS. THESE PROGRAMS SHALL CENTER ON EDUCATING INDIVIDUALS ABOUT THE ROLE THAT RANCHERS, FARMERS, HUNTERS, FISHERS, HABITAT PROTECTION AND ETHICAL HARVESTING HAVE WITHIN THE CONSERVATION AND PRESERVATION OF THE EXISTING NATURAL LANDSCAPE. THE PROGRAMS SHALL HAVE AN EMPHASIS ON THE COMMUNITY OF LINCOLN, MONTANA, AND LEWIS and CLARK COUNTY IN THE STATE OF MONTANA.SNOWBERRY FOUNDATION WAS ESTABLISHED AT THE END OF 2017 AND GIFTED 158.66 ACRES OF RURAL LAND FOR USE IN ACCOMPLISHING ITS EXEMPT PURPOSES. SINCE 2018, THE FAIR VALUE OF THIS LAND WAS CONSIDERED STABLE AND UNCHANGED AT $635,000. A FORMAL APPRAISAL OF ADJACENT LAND IN 2021 INDICATES A LAND VALUE INCREASE. WE HAVE USED THE PER-ACRE APPRAISAL OF $5,300 TO ESTIMATE A REASONABLE FAIR VALUE OF SNOWBERRY LAND AT $841,000.2021 Exempt Purpose Activities (no expenses incurred):On May 7, 2021, Rebecca Skeldon and Liz Burke with the Forest Service, and Matt Ferrell with t | LINCOLN, MT | |
| 54 | Save our Gallatin Front Inc Develop reasonable alternatives for the harvesting of timber from the Gallatin Front Range and then work to educate the public and the Department of Natural Resources and Conservation (DNRC) on the benefit of these so that we can implement practices that better manage this critical viewshed. | Bozeman, MT | |
| 55 | THE CRAZY PEAK FOUNDATION INC TO SUPPORT RESEARCH AND ACTIVITIES THAT FOCUS ON ADDRESSING THREE INTERLOCKING AREAS OF CONCERN: 1) ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION; 2) EDUCATION; 3) SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | BOZEMAN, MT | |
| 56 | THE COMMON GROUND PROJECT Our mission is to experience the power of wild landscapes to foster learning, promote community, and encourage healing for people and the environment, worldwide. | EMIGRANT, MT | |
| 57 | Piikani Lodge Health Institute Our Mission is to enhance health, environment, economic, and cultural reclamation processes within Native America. | Browning, MT | |
| 58 | SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL WILDLIFE CONSERVATION | BELGRADE, MT | |
| 59 | RECYCLING WORKS INC At Recycling Works we strive to reduce waste and manage materials to help achieve a circular economy reduce greenhouse gas emissions and create cleaner and more resilient communities while also supporting local schools and social programs with donations from our proceeds. | MISSOULA, MT | |
| 60 | LINNEA FOUNDATION The purpose of the The Linnea Foundation is to honor the life of Linnea Rose Mills through charitable activities that support social and environmental causes. | MISSOULA, MT | |
| 61 | REBELS BOOSTER CLUB The Rebels Booster Club (RBC) mission is to foster an environment that inspires student athletes, coaches, parents, and members of both communities. The purpose of RBC is to provide financial support for Rebels Athletics through fund raising. | CUSTER, MT | |
| 62 | VALLEY NEIGHBORS OF THE FLATHEAD We promote a welcoming environment with our support of like-minded organizations. We facilitate community discussions and educational opportunities on the topics of immigration and refugee support. We would like to help resettle immigrants, etc. | KALISPELL, MT | |
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