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1		MISSOULA, MT
2		WHITEFISH, MT
3		Helena, MT
4		MISSOULA, MT
5		Ennis, MT
6		MISSOULA, MT
7		BOZEMAN, MT
8		WHITEFISH, MT
9		Whitefish, MT
10		Bozeman, MT
11		HELENA, MT
12		WHITEFISH, MT
13		HELENA, MT
14		BOZEMAN, MT
15		MISSOULA, MT
16		KALISPELL, MT
17		WHITEFISH, MT
18		WHITEFISH, MT
19		LIVINGSTON, MT
20		HELENA, MT
21		WHITEFISH, MT
22		BILLINGS, MT
23		BOZEMAN, MT
24		Kalispel, MT
25		LINCOLN, MT
26		WHITEFISH, MT
27		WHITEFISH, MT
28		WHITEFISH, MT

WORK FOR PRESERVATION OF WILD ANIMALS, PROMOTE HUNTING EXPLORATION RECORD RESULTS FOR STUDY

PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE - COMMUNITY BASED CREATED TO PROVIDE SUPPLEMENT FUNDING TO ENHANCE OPPORTUNITIES, PROGRAMS AND STANDARDS WITHIN THE MONTANA .

Our mission is "keeping pets and their people together!" We assist low-income pet owners with pet food, supplies, and emergency veterinary care. We help seniors, veterans, special needs, and those with service animals who are experiencing temporary hardships. We are 100% volunteer and dedicated to animal welfare.

TO SUPPORT NATIONAL PUBLICATIONS AND CAUSES IN SUPPORT OF CONSERVING FISHERIES AND THEIR HABITATS

Civic and social services; maintaining a city park and kids fishing pond.

TO ENSURE THE FUTURE OF , OTHER WILDLIFE, THEIR HABITAT AND OUR HUNTING HERITAGE.

WSF ENHANCES POPULATIONS, PROMOTES SCIENTIFIC WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT, AND EDUCATES THE PUBLIC AND YOUTH ON SUSTAINABLE USE AND THE CONSERVATION BENEFITS OF HUNTING WHILE PROMOTING THE INTERESTS OF THE HUNTER.

TO BENEFIT THE COMMUNITY OF WHITEFISH

Provide food to 170 Whitefish and Olney-Bissell K-8 students that are in the free lunch . Food is for the weekends and holidays during the school year. Also provide the North Valley Food Bank with 40 bags each week to go out with the Food Banks donation packages.

Funding organizations and projects focused on conservation and education.

UNITING AND MOBILIZING COMMUNITIES TO KEEP WILD. WE ENVISION A WHERE PEOPLE AND WILDLIFE FLOURISH BECAUSE PUBLIC LANDS AND WATERS ARE WILD AND CONNECTED.

IMPROVES THE LIVES WOMEN AND GIRLS THROUGH PROGRAMS LEADING TO SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT THROUGH ADVOCATING FOR EQUALITY, CREATING SAFE AND HEALTHY ENVIRONMENTS, INCREASING ACCESS TO EDUCATION, AND DEVELOPING LEADERSHIP AND PRACTICAL SKILLS FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE.

MISSION OF (MLR) IS TO PARTNER WITH LANDOWNERS TO PROVIDE PERMANENT PROTECTION FOR PRIVATE LANDS THAT ARE SIGNIFICANT FOR AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION, FISH AND WILDLIFE HABITAT, AND OPEN SPACE.

WORKS WITH ALL PEOPLE, BRINGING TOGETHER DIVERSE INTERESTS, TO DEVELOP INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO PROTECT THE LANDS, WATERS, AND WILDLIFE OF THE ECOSYSTEM, NOW AND FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS.

TO ENSURE THE FUTURE OF , OTHER WILDLIFE, THEIR HABITAT AND OUR HUNTING HERITAGE.

CARRYOUT THE COOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT BETWEEN CLUBS OF GREATER KALISPELL AREA AND THE MONTANA STATE FISH WILDLIFE AND PARKS DEPARTMENT. THE OPERATES BETWEEN MAY AND SEPTEMBER TO PROVIDE FACILITIES AND ENABLE ORIENTED ACTIVITIES AS WELL PROVIDE A RENTABLE VENUE THAT IS OPEN TO ALL FOR FAMILY REUNIONS, WEDDINGS, AND SIMILAR.

POOL CENTER

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT AND TO ENCOURAGE COMMUNITY INTEREST IN ATHLETIC PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES.

EDUCATION OF YOUTH ON FISHING, INCLUDING FISHERIES AND WATER QUALITY, QUALITY MANAGEMENT, CONSERVATION OF WATER, AND RESEARCH FOR WATER QUALITY IMPROVEMENT. GENERAL FISHING EDUCATION, INCLUDING CASTING AND TYING INSTRUCTION, IS MADE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC THROUGH EVENTS AND SPECIAL ACTIVITIES.

TO COLLECTIVELY SERVE AS A CATALYST FOR ENGAGEMENT AND BONDING OF PEOPLE TO OUR WILDLIFE AND PUBLIC LANDS IN MONTANA THROUGH A SENSE OF PLACE, EDUCATION, ACCESS, RESEARCH AND STEWARDSHIP.

THE IS DEDICATED TO ENRICH THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN BY FOSTERING PHILANTHROPY, BUILDING ENDOWMENTS, AND HELPING DONORS AND NONPROFITS BENEFIT OUR .

HUMANE CONTROL OF WILDLIFE POPULATIONS BY MEANS OF FERTILITY CONTROL

THE MISSION OF THE CENTER (YERC) IS TO EMPOWER COMMUNITIES AND INDIVIDUALS WITH DATA-DRIVEN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY TO ACTIVATE LAND, WATER, AND WILDLIFE STEWARDSHIP ACROSS THE GREATER ECOSYSTEM AND BEYOND. YERC ENVISIONS A WORLD WHERE OUR COMMUNITIES ARE EMPOWERED TO THINK LIKE AN ECOSYSTEM, WHERE THE HEALTH OF OUR NATURAL WORLD CAN BE DIAGNOSED WITH ROBUST AND ACCESSIBLE SCIENTIFIC DATA, MONITORED THROUGH INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGICAL SOLUTIONS, AND ADDRESSED THROUGH AN INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY OF STAKEHOLDERS WITH AN INFORMED AWARENESS AND THE ABILITY TO ADAPT TO RAPID ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE.

To promote the sustained growth of the industry.

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. 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 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

TO PROMOTE HEALTHY LIFESTYLES AND PHYSICAL FITNESS BY OPERATING, IMPROVING AND MAINTAINING AN ICE RINK FACILITY FOR YOUTH ACTIVITIES AND PUBLIC BENEFIT FOR THE CITY OF , MONTANA. THE ICE RINK FACILITY IS OWNED BY THE CITY OF , MONTANA, AND IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.

TO PROVIDE LOANS AND SAVINGS TO MEMBERS

TO ORGANIZE AND HOST A RACING EVENT WHERE A SKIER IS PULLED BEHIND A HORSE AND RIDER ON A COURSE.

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