• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

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Montana Section American Water Resources Association

Welcome to the Montana Section of the AWRA Bringing Water Professionals Together The Montana Section of the AWRA was founded in 1984 and currently consists of over 750 professionals and students that share the common goal of promoting water resources research planning development and education in Montana.

Greater Wyoming Valley Area YMCA

For Youth DevelopmentFor Healthy LivingFor Social Responibility Home MEMBERSHIP Options for youth teens adults and families PROGRAMS View register for all programs at the Y GROUP EXERCISE Stay active by finding the perfect class for you DONATE Have a direct impact in your community Everyone Belongs at the Y.

• Search and Rescue Services

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Western Montana Search Dogs Inc

Western Montana Search Dogs, (WMSD) is a volunteer nonprofit organization based in Gallatin County, MT.

• International Relief

• 220.

Bulgarian Child Inc

THE ORGANIZATION'S PRIMARY PURPOSE IS TO ASSIST, IN ANY WAY POSSIBLE, THE DEVELOPMENT OF BULGARIAN CHILDREN.

• Museums & Museum Activities

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Montana Beyond the Classroom

We are dedicated to providing children with fun, hands-on and stimulating environments to inspire, explore and discover.

Boys & Girls Club of Billings & Yellowstone County

Serving kids in Billings and Yellowstone County since 1971, we are proud to offer a program where kids find a safe place, caring adults & opportunities to BE GREAT.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

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Montana Coal Council

The Montana Coal Council is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the use of coal in a responsible and sustainable manner.

THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA WESTERN FOUNDATION

University of Montana Western - The only U.

• Human Service Organizations

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MONTANA WOUNDED WARRIORS

Montana Wounded Warriors Montana Wounded Warriors Montana Hunting and Fishing Trips for Wounded Veterans in Montana Warriors Helping Each Other Heal The veterans have told us that the most important aspect of these trips other than the outdoor opportunity itself is the chance to get together with other wounded veterans and talk about what they went through in the field of combat how they are coping with their wounds and how they are attempting to transition back into civilian lifein other words its part of their healing process.