NBC MONTANA | MAKING A DIFFERENCE

Greater Gallatin United Way is taking action shining a light on critical community needs. Greater Gallatin United Way’s president and CEO Kimberly Hall shared the non-profit takes a holistic approach to helping others.

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COMMUNITY SUMMER CAMPS

  BIG SKY kidsLINK Summer

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FIRST SECURITY BANK AND GGUW

In our collaboration with First Security Bank at Greater Gallatin United Way (GGUW), we are privileged to share an extraordinary partnership beyond conventional corporate social responsibility.

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JOIN US FOR AN UNFORGETTABLE NIGHT

Unlocking Success: Join Us for

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THE VITAL ROLE OF KIDSLINK SUMMER CAMPS

kidsLINK Summer Camps, an initiative by Greater Gallatin United Way (GGUW), is designed to bridge the gap between fun-filled summers and the realities of working parents.

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PARTNER SPOTLIGHT | BOZEMAN READS

Greater Gallatin United Way (GGUW) proudly collaborates with Bozeman Reads, an initiative launched in 2021 by The Bozeman School District and the Bozeman Schools Foundation.

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KIDSLINK SUMMER CAMP | MINDFULNESS

Every week of the Greater Gallatin United Way kidsLINK summer camp was themed around kid-friendly topics, using Legos, robotics, STEM activities, crafts, music, math, language, and even mindfulness.  

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COMMUNITY PARTNER SPOTLIGHT | HAVEN

Haven stands as a pillar of support for survivors in our community, offering lifesaving intervention services and actively engaging in prevention education efforts.

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SHOP AND GIVE BACK: A DOUBLE DOSE OF GOODNESS

In a world where every purchase can make a difference, combining the joy of shopping with the warmth of giving back is a trend we can all get behind. Whether you’re a coffee enthusiast or an art lover, two fantastic opportunities are coming your way to shop and contribute to meaningful causes.

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MONTANA 211: CONNECTING COMMUNITIES ON 211 DAY

This year, the significance of 2-1-1 Day is amplified by the rising cost of living and increased mental health concerns in Montana.

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