Kalico Art Center

I started Gunner's Light Foundation after Gunner passed away unexpectedly on September 16, 2019. He was 7 1/2 months and It's been one of the hardest things I have ever had to deal with. Gunner was a very special little boy, he had this light about him that could wipe aways anyones unhappiness. H...

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Flathead County in Kalispell, MT is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing mentorship and support to children facing adversity in their lives. Through their mentoring programs, they aim to protect against the harmful effects of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and help young people with childhood trauma. With a focus on consistency and normalcy, they strive to ignite the potential of their Littles and guide them towards a successful future. Recognizing the urgent need for their work, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Flathead County serves a community where a significant number of children come from low-income households, single-parent households, and face various challenges. By offering mentorship and support, they aim to combat social isolation, provide guidance, and improve the mental health and well-being of their Littles, ultimately making a lasting positive impact on their lives.Generated from the website

Community Action Partnership of Northwest Montana (CAPNM) has been dedicated to helping individuals and families in Flathead, Lake, Lincoln, and Sanders Counties since 1976. Through collaboration with local partners, CAPNM provides social services, advocacy, and access to community resources to alleviate poverty, improve lives, and strengthen communities. Their programs focus on addressing various aspects of a client's life, including housing, budgeting, medical assistance, job training, and education, with the ultimate goal of promoting long-term self-sufficiency. CAPNM relies on generous donations to support their mission, with 100% of all donations staying within their service area. Their fundraising efforts and community events aim to create awareness and raise funds to directly benefit vulnerable populations such as veterans, children, the elderly, and the homeless. While operating with a variety of funding sources, CAPNM recognizes the need for additional support to fully sustain their programs and services.Generated from the website