We step in where others leave off, taking on the tough, dirty work of recovery, including clearing debris, mucking out basements, supporting cleanup efforts, and helping families move toward rebuilding.
We support community resilience, civic education, and independent local media that inform and empower citizens. These efforts help Montanans better understand important issues affecting the state’s future, including energy development, data centers, infrastructure, and environmental impacts.
Disaster relief remains at the heart of our work. From Montana communities to families across America facing floods, wildfires, and other disasters, we partner with local community groups, churches, and trusted organizations to provide direct, hands-on aid where it is needed most.
As our nation celebrates the 250th Anniversary of the United States of America, we are reminded that what has always made this country strong is the power of people coming together. Unity of community, shared purpose, and collective commitment built this nation — and it is what sustains strong communities today.
That same spirit of unity and forward-looking resolve inspires the work of MCCFF. While the 250th anniversary of America is not about MCCFF’s own anniversary, it perfectly aligns with our mission. MCCFF continues fundraising to prepare for the vital events and community needs ahead.
Our nation’s “anniversary” — in the truest sense — is not merely a reflection on what we have already accomplished. It is a recommitment to the important work still to be done: supporting our community, building resilience, and creating lasting impact for the future.
Just as America’s 250th anniversary calls us to honor our shared history while boldly facing tomorrow, MCCFF invites you to stand with us. Your support today helps ensure we are ready for the opportunities and challenges of the next 250 years — together, united, and stronger than ever.
Every day we can do something to prepare for tomorrow — and help our communities stay strong and resilient for another 250 years. As we celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary, the Montana Concerned Citizens Foundation Fund is launching the 250th Community Challenge with a bold goal: raise $250,000 to expand disaster relief and recovery efforts across our state.
Your gift directly helps Montana families recover faster and rebuild stronger after disasters.
250th Challenge delivers value while demonstrating your commitment.
Approximately, 90 cents of every dollar goes directly toward disaster relief, community support, education, and resilience efforts.
Our work is powered by dedicated volunteers who give their time, skills, and energy to help others.
We support civic education programs that help students understand government, citizenship, and responsible community leadership.
From Montana to other communities in need, we continue helping families recover after devastating disasters.
We respond quickly to help families and communities recover from floods, wildfires, and other disasters by assisting with debris removal, cleanup, and other practical needs that larger agencies often leave behind.
Disaster recovery does not end when the headlines fade. Our disaster relief work is fast, practical, and direct.
Strong communities are built before, during, and after disaster. Our goal is simple: help communities become stronger, more prepared, and more resilient.
A strong community needs informed citizens. We support civic education programs that help students understand government, citizenship, responsibility, and the role they can play in shaping the future.
As the country marks 250 years, Montana Concerned Citizens Foundation Fund is honoring this moment the best way we know how: by serving families, supporting communities, and helping the next generation understand responsible citizenship.
Montana Concerned Citizens Foundation Fund is all-volunteer. We have no paid staff, no fancy offices, and minimal overhead. Just dedicated Montanans giving their time, skills, and experience to help families recover and communities grow stronger.
We believe donors deserve to know where their money goes. That is why approx 90% of every dollar goes towards our mission not overhead or salaries.
When families face disaster, recovery takes more than hope. It takes neighbors, volunteers, and people willing to stand beside them when the work gets hard.
Thank you for standing with us and helping Montana families rebuild stronger.
