The Foundation for Montana History is an independent, non-profit corporation preserving the rich legacy of Montana’s past-one story, one community, one project at a time. We grant funds, mobilize the generosity of donors and collaborate with individuals and organizations to explore and honor Montana's history.

BIG SKY Treatment, formerly The Raleigh House - Montana, offers an outpatient treatment program in Kalispell, MT for individuals facing drug & alcohol addiction, mental health challenges & co-occurring disorders. Our accredited facility embraces evidence-based, trauma-informed care, including Experiential Therapy, such as equine & art therapy. Designed for both adults & adolescents, a team of dually licensed professionals supports our personalized approach & we accept many insurances.

Our purpose for conducting a chemical dependency evaluation/assessment is to determine the severity of our client's addictions based on ASAM criteria for the appropriate level of care. The results could range anywhere from no addiction to an inpatient treatment referral. These recommendations allow our clients to receive the appropriate care needed for a healthy recovery.

The Montana Chamber of Commerce is the advocate of business in Montana and the driving force in promoting a favorable business climate.

We have a team of addiction experts dedicated to your well-being at our addiction treatment center in Montana. Those who suffer from addiction, substance abuse, or mental illness are not alone. Healing is possible for individuals and families alike. We offer comprehensive addiction recovery programs for alcohol and drugs as well as mental health services with a family-centered approach here at Northwind Wellness. It is our goal to promote a healthy lifestyle for you and your family. Many individuals and families have found strength, healing, and tranquility by using proven treatments and therapies designed to support long-term sobriety.

As one of the only three fundraising professionals that are grant professionally certified through the National Grant Professionals Association (in Montana) and over six years of experience in project development and administration, I bring a wealth of knowledge to your project. I understand the importance of funder relationships and excel at creating this relationship for your organization. I founded The Dotted i to assist organizations in achieving their financial needs through grants and fundraising. I can assist organizations that are located anywhere in the United States.

Bicycle Health is a Suboxone Clinic for Opioid Addiction Treatment. We utilize FDA approved Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT). This includes anti craving medications (like Suboxone, Buprenorphine), group support and therapy. MAT has the lowest relapse rates and can be carried out from the comfort of your home. Your first appointment will be in person. All follow ups are online. You can reach your doctor via chats, phone or video calls.

We provide financial literacy education and community-building services designed to strengthen families from all backgrounds. Our work focuses on economic empowerment, generational growth, and practical tools that help individuals and communities build stability and long-term success.

Clean Air, Clean Water, Healthy Communities. The Well Done Foundation is dedicated to plugging orphaned oil and gas wells, reducing methane emissions, and safeguarding our natural resources. We are a non-profit organization who works with communities, schools and companies to help identify abandoned and orphaned oil and gas wells who emit large amount of methane and CO2 and then plugging them. We invite you to become a member by visiting: https://welldonefoundation.org/make-a-donation/

Love & SONshine provides homeless pregnant or parenting young women with safe, loving housing and Christ-centered life-changing programs and educational opportunities to help them become self-sufficient.

Rolland “Sam” Kolve was 15 years old when he was playing football. He was tackled and fell to the ground. His spine began to ache and continued to get worse. He slowly began to lose his ability to walk. After several doctor visits, a CAT scan revealed that he had cancer on his spine. The hospital confirmed this and he was immediately flown from Great Falls to Denver Children’s Hospital to begin treatment. Sam was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer known as Alveolar Rhabdomyosarcoma and only a 15% chance of survival. After two years of chemotherapy, radiation, and tests, Sam lost his valiant fight. To keep Sam’s memory alive, his parents, who now live in Lincoln, Montana, organized the Sam’s Hope Foundation and began raising money to help other families who have children fighting cancer in the hopes that someday there will be no more children who have to face cancer and that a cure can be found. The Sam’s Hope Foundation provides financial assistance to families who have a child with cancer by helping the family with any cancer related expense they may be facing during their fight to win. The Sam’s Hope Foundation was established in 2012 in memory of Rolland “Sam” Kolve. The funds raised go to help families that are currently battling childhood cancer and childhood illness with any expenses that may incur, also those in need residing in the Lincoln Community. We also give a yearly scholarship to a graduating member of the senior class in Great Falls, MT and Lincoln, MT. We have also established the Sam’s Hope Foundation Award which is given yearly to a 6th, 7th, and 8th grader who has improved scholastically and helped with community events.