Between 2:00-3:00 PM today, we have a generous Matching Gift from Leadership Montana trainer and fellow alumna Carmen McSpadden as well as an opportunity to win a prize of $1,000 from Give Big. An anonymous donor and fellow alumni will also be matching donations given toMissoula Gives, Greater Helena Gives,and Yellowstone Valley Gives. Please consider making a gift today to help us reach the match and our goal. Double your impact on this day of giving!
Today across Montana people are giving to nonprofits, like Leadership Montana, that are making a difference in our communities. Nonprofits that are essential to providing much-needed resources to our friends, neighbors, families, coworkers, and ourselves throughout the state during a time that has caused uncertainty need our help.
Now more than ever Leadership Montana needs your help. If you are able, kindly consider donating to support Leadership Montana and the programs that we provide throughout the year as well as the new programs that have developed and adapted to keep us connected over the last couple of months.
Thank you for recognizing the importance of Leadership Montana and appreciate your generous and continuous support.
Thanks to our Giving Day partners, each donation will be entered to win a Giving Day package including a pair of Oboz Footwear, a Mystery Ranch backpack, and a local growler with a refill.
Everyone who donates $100 or more will be entered to win a private dinner for ten in Headframe Spirits' barrel warehouse. Owners John and Courtney McKee as well as Distiller, Reade Huddleston, will be there to provide your party a catered dinner, cocktails, wine and exclusive whiskey tasting straight from the barrels! Each guest will also take home a bottle of their own.
Leadership Montana is a non-profit collaboration of leaders from business, labor, healthcare, higher education, non-profits and government coming together to form a strong partnership for the betterment of Montana.
Leadership Montana exists to develop leaders committed to building a better Montana through knowledge, collaboration and civility.
