100 Strong Gallatin Valley Grant
Funding Amount
Varies
Deadline
Rolling / Open
Grant Type
Foundation
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Required status
- 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status
Other requirements
- Applications for grants are open to any Gallatin Valley area organization whose primary mission is to directly support and improve the lives of women and children.
Overview
About 100 Strong
100 Strong Gallatin Valley was established to harness the creative and charitable energy of local women of all ages as we strive to improve the quality of life for women and children.
100 Strong Gallatin Valley will award quarterly grants for capital and life-changing projects to local, charitable 501c3 organizations that directly support and improve the lives of women and children in our community.
Members of 100 Strong Gallatin Valley pledge to make a tax-deductible donation of $100 per quarter, for a total of $400 per year, which will be held by One Valley Community Foundation. Each quarter, members will vote for a local organization to receive a gift generated from these funds.
Applications must include a detailed description of the project, a project budget, and a timeline for completion that shows a completion date of within one year from the disbursement of the grant. Organizations who do not receive a grant may reapply for the next quarter.
Gift recipients agree to display a plaque provided by 100 Strong Gallatin Valley recognizing the organization as the project benefactor.
Eligibility
Applications for grants are open to any Gallatin Valley area organization whose primary mission is to directly support and improve the lives of women and children. The organization must be a 501c3 and funds must be used for the specific, approved capital project.
What One Valley Community Foundation actually gave
Source: IRS Form 990, 2025
- Grants in 2025
- 54
- Total given
- $2.33M
- Median grant
- $14K
- Range
- $5,080–$723K
- By dollars: Montana 98%, Illinois <1%, District of Columbia <1%. Top recipient cities: Bozeman, MT; Big Sky, MT; Washington, DC.
- 77% of grants with a stated purpose were for general or operating support.
Example grants
Gallatin Valley Land Trust · Bozeman, MT
Bikefill and unrestricted
$723K
Bridgercare · Bozeman, MT
Unrestricted donation
$261K
HRDC · Bozeman, MT
Unrestricted / lighthouse ranch
$240K
Suffer Out Loud · Bozeman, MT
New hire support/ unrestricted
$112K
Prairie Song Rescue · Wilsall, MT
Unrestricted donation
$75K
Focus Areas & Funding Uses
Fields of Work
- Nonprofits
- Women
- Capital
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