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1		BUTTE, MT
2		LIVINGSTON, MT
3		GREAT FALLS, MT
4		Gallatin Gateway, MT
5		BILLINGS, MT
6		HELENA, MT
7		TROY, MT
8		DARBY, MT
9		BILLINGS, MT
10		HAVRE, MT
11		BIG SANDY, MT
12		SHERIDAN, MT
13		GREAT FALLS, MT
14		WHITEFISH, MT
15		Superior, MT
16		CONNER, MT
17		THREE FORKS, MT
18		Browning, MT
19		DEER LODGE, MT

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THE ORGANIZATION RAISES MONEY THROUGH SALES AT A THRIFT SHOP. FUNDS ARE DISTRIBUTED EACH YEAR TO INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS IN THE . THE SERVES THE ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED RURAL AREA OF PARK COUNTY, MONTANA. GOALS OF THE ORGANIZATION INCLUDE MAKING CLOTHING AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS AVAILABLE TO INDIVIDUALS AT A GREATLY REDUCED PRICE AND KEEPING TONS OF REUSEABLE GOODS OUT OF THE LANDFILL. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO ATTEMPTS TO RECYCLE OR REPURPOSE ITEMS THAT ARE UNSALEABLE.

WE ARE COMMITTED TO THE MEN AND WOMEN IN UNIFORM WHO WORK TIRELESSLY 365 DAYS A YEAR TO PROTECT OUR CITIZENS AND MAKE OUR THE SAFEST IN THE STATE.

The primary purpose of the is to support the students and staff of . The does this by paying for field trips (swimming lessons, DC trip, Ropes Course etc.), buying supplies or items needed by the staff, new bleachers for the gym etc.

TO ENHANCE THE PROFESSION OF POLICING FOR EVERY OFFICER WHILE EDUCATING AND PROMOTING THE PROFESSION.

COLLECT PRESERVE ITEMS HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE TO THE STATE .

PROVIDES PRIMARY SERVICES TO MONTANA AND THE SURROUNDING AREA, WHICH IS STAFFED IN A LARGE PART BY VOLUNTEERS.

PROVIDE THE AND SOUTH RAVALLI COUNTY WITH A VOLUNTEER DEPARTMENT

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TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO OFFICERS, GENERAL ASSISTANCE TO COMMUNITY MEMBERS WHO HAVE MEDICAL NEEDS, AND ASSISTANCE TO VARIOUS YOUTH AND OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS IN THE COMMUNITY.

TO PROVIDE PROTECTION, AMBULANCE SERVICES, AND MUTUAL AID TO RURAL COMMUNITIES LOCATED IN NORTH CENTRAL MONTANA. THE VFD IS THE FIRST RESPONDER FOR THESE OPERATIONS, SERVING APPROXIMATELY 2,000 RESIDENTS IN 1,400 SQUARE MILE AREA.

PROVIDE EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES IN A RURAL AREA INCLUDING FROM SCENE TO HOSPITAL, FROM HOSPITAL TO HOSPITAL, AND LIFE FLIGHT ASSISTANCE.

TO SECURE A CLOSER RELATIONSHIP AMONG FEDERAL, STATE, AND MUNICIPAL LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS WITHIN THE STATE RESULTING IN A MORE SAFE AND SECURE STYLE LIFE AND GREATER PROTECTION TO THE LIFE AND PROPERTY THE PEOPLE THE STATE .

THE PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE OF THE ASSOCIATION IS TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR COMMUNITY TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS, MAINTENANCE SERVICES OF THE RESORT COMMON AREAS, UPKEEP OF INFORMATIONAL AND DIRECTIONAL SIGNS WITHIN THE RESORT AREA AND FUND VILLAGE IMPROVEMENTS.

We are a non-profit thrift store which serves Mineral County, MT. Our entire staff is volunteer. Monies earned through the sale of items are turned into financial donations for our local food bank, three high schools for scholarships, and to the homeless, fire disasters. We also contribute to people needing help with medical transportation and other medical emergencies.

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The exists to show our love and support of Law Enforcement Agencies in Montana. The will promote and develop communication and understanding between the community and Law Enforcement and educate the public and state and local leaders about ways in which they can support Law Enforcement. The will also provide grants to local law enforcement agencies to provide for programs or special equipment that may not be available through the standard governmental funding process.

is an Indigenous founded and led 501(c)(3) non-profit organization focusing on translational strengths such as improved community economics, adaptation to a changing climate, promotion and disease reduction, through bench science and the reclamation and integration of traditional cultural lifeways, while expanding our connection to the land and its biosystems.

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