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We believe that through collaboration and collective effort, we can make a real difference. With each project and initiative, we strive to make a lasting impact and promote social good in our community.

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How We Help?

Montana Concerned Citizen Foundation Fund

As concerned citizens in the area focused on the flooding in 2022, we realized that our mission was to fill in the gaps left by other government agencies (such as FEMA), local foundations, and charities, whose mission was either limited or more focused on job generation for their organizations versus funneling funds directly to members of communities throughout Montana.

Community

Montana Concerned Citizen Foundation Fund (MCCF) was created in response to the flooding that devastated the Beartooth Mountain area of Montana. However, MCCFF didn’t want to geographically limit itself to helping just one community in Montana or to focus solely on disaster relief.

Education

Our mission is to inspire students to find their unique voice and to help them develop the skills and awareness they need to be engaged citizens for a lifetime. MCCFF is developing issue-centric, nonpartisan curriculum that gives students a deeper understanding of history, government institutions, current issues, and the role of citizens.

Disasters

MCCFF steps up to the plate to assist with construction estimates, meeting differences in insurance coverage and payoffs to pave the way for permitting and construction to bring back the stability individuals and families in Montana need after disaster strikes.

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Click Here to Make a Donation. Our goal is to inspire every person to find their voice and to help young people develop critical skills for tackling the challenges and opportunities facing Montana.

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MCCFF’s curriculum is built on the idea that young people from all backgrounds need a comprehensive understanding of how our government operates and their responsibilities as citizens. The concept was simple: give students the opportunity to directly engage with the people and institutions of our government and they will develop the skills and attitudes they need for a lifetime of active citizenship.