Foundations that have given Financial Assistance grants in Montana

OUR OUTCOMES IN 2020 CLEARLY ILLUSTRATE THAT THE FOUNDATION PROVIDES BOTH LONG TERM PROGRAMMING AND RESPONDS TO EMERGENT "GAP" OPPORTUNITIES SIMULTANEOUSLY. REQUESTS FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD FINANCIAL SUPPORT DOUBLED, 38 FAMILIES APPLIED FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING, AND THE HISTORIC ROOSEVELT CENTER REACHED 100% OF AVAILABLE TENANT SPACES OCCUPIED. WE GRANTED A TOTAL OF $691,278.76 TO COMMUNITY PROJECTS. OUR MOST SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES INCLUDE GRANTS TO 61 CHARITIES THROUGH THE FUN RUN FOR CHARITIES, RAISING $3.2 MILLION FOR THESE CHARITIES IN 17 YEARS. THREE FAMILIES WERE APPROVED FOR AND BROKE GROUND ON THEIR SELF- BUILT AFFORDABLE HOMES THROUGH OUR PARTNERSHIPS WITH HELENA HABITAT FOR HUMANITY AND MONTANA LAND TRUST, WE PREPARED TO LAUNCH THE FIRST COUNTY WIDE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM, AND PROGRESSED IN THE REPURPOSING THE OLD ROOSEVELT SCHOOL INTO AN ARTS, CULTURE, EDUCATIONAL AND CONFERENCE CENTER. IN 2020, 357 VOLUNTEERS PROVIDED 7,529 HOURS TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY INITIATIVES, SAVING THE FOUN

PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO STUDENTS TO ATTEND INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR CATHOLIC EDUCATION PROVIDED TO STUDENTS ATTENDING SCHOOLS LOCATED IN MISSOULA COUNTY, MONTANA.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO MONTANA VETERANS HOME TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF VETERANS.

Our Primary exempt purpose is to rescue and restore or assist others through teaching and training to rescue and restore women who were or are currently trafficked into the sex trade as well as raise awareness for those at risk. We provide financial assistance to these women and partnering organizations. We provide life skills trainings for missionaries. Our teaching and trainings are founded in the moral principles found in the Bible. Our organization also works with orphanages. We set up micro-businesses to help them become financially self-sustained.