General

Thank you to all who made our first United Night of Giving a huge success: our sponsors for investing in our community, special thanks to our Gold sponsors Mountain Hot Tub, Professional Financial Management, our guests for sharing the evening with us to strengthen our community, our auction donors for giving back to make a difference for others, our entertainment, Stephen Fishwick, who gave an unforgettable performance, our volunteers and board members for pulling it all together, our incredible staff for putting so much work into making the n

Greater Gallatin United Way Announces a New CEO

The Gallatin Valley YMCA started offering free child care for front-line workers in March. There are now 11 children on the waitlist for that service.

The Commons is donating its space for the program for K-8 kids, but it’s still an expensive endeavor for the nonprofit, YMCA CEO Andrea Stevenson said. And now businesses are reopening and more people are going back to work, but schools are staying closed.

Bozeman Daily Chronicle, Feruary 28, 2013

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December 1, 2014

Fundraising can be a trying business. It’s enough of a challenge to work in sales, offering a product or service in exchange for cash. But asking for money on nothing more than the promise of feeling that one has done something good can’t be easy.