non profit

Many Montanans are known for the generosity, but when it comes to the most charitable states, how does Montana rank compared to the rest of the country?

For people who are new to the Bozeman area, you've no doubt noticed the not always pleasant welcome from old school residents. You have to understand the wild growth and associated problems that have accompanied said growth. Bozeman locals can be a little salty, especially when behind the safety of a keyboard.

One of Montana's favorite non-profits adds a new program that will not only be an adventure but will bring a set of skills and healing to those participating.

May 5th and 6th will share 24 of the most important hours of the entire year for non-profit organizations in Gallatin County. Give Big is 24 hours long, celebrating GIVING, and now is the time to register.

To help Thrive's dream become reality, you can donate during Give Big on May 6 and 7.

The Bozeman Bike Kitchen, a local non-profit is fixing up kids bikes and giving them away for free.

Last Thursday and Friday for 24 hours the Gallatin Valley was raising money for nearly 200 non-profits.

Skiers and riders eager to hit the slopes will be happy to hear that Bridger Bowl is officially open.

Don't miss the 3rd Annual Thrive Community Block Party on Thursday, September 13.

Every year, for one day, the Gallatin Valley community comes together to provide minor repairs for the elderly, disabled, or low-income homeowners in Bozeman and Belgrade.

Let's have some fun and run a 5k this Saturday morning to benefit our area schools! It's the Santa Run For Education and and it's NOT TOO LATE to sign up. We've got all the race details here along with the link to sign up.

Free cocktails. Free muffins. Free gift cards. Free beer. Free chips and salsa. Free cupcakes. A free flask? Yes, all for your donation on Give Big Gallatin Valley Day 2016.