Campus Partners
We strive to create a place of connection, belonging, a place of healing and celebration, and a place of personal and social transformation. As such, we are a church of rich partnership!
Take a look at who we have, right here, on our campus!
406 Pride
406 Pride opened a LGBTQ+ Resource Center on March 23, 2019. The Resource Center is an open, affirming environment for peoples of all sexual orientations and gender identity expressions. We work with the diverse populations of Montana to build unity, acceptance, and fellowship and to ensure that LGBTQ+ people are embraced as full members of society at home, at work, and throughout our community.
We are proud to be a volunteer-based, community funded organization! Please see our Donations Page or our Facebook for ways to help.
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Our Mission
Through education and outreach, 406 Pride works with the diverse populations of Montana to build unity, acceptance, and fellowship and to ensure that LGBTQ+ people are embraced as full members of society at home, at work and throughout our community.
Our Story
406 Pride started as The Awareness Project/TAP 365 in 2012. As an educational nonprofit, TAP 365 offered programing and support for LGBTQ+ people and allies in Eastern Montana. In 2018 the board of TAP 365 changed the organization’s name to 406 Pride to be more explicit about the organization’s LGBTQ+ focus. 406 Pride is a 501(c)(3) charity, and all donations to 406 Pride are tax deductible.
406 Pride opened a LGBTQ+ Resource Center on March 23, 2019. The Resource Center is an open affirming environment for peoples of all sexual orientations and gender identity expressions. We work with the diverse populations of Montana to build unity, acceptance, and fellowship and to ensure that LGBTQ+ people are embraced as full members of society at home, at work, and throughout our community.
Check the list below for ways to be involved!
Be a Vendor!
Want to have a booth at pride?
Be a Sponsor!
Sponsors are crucial to putting on pride here in Billings every year - and they get some great perks!
Finding Us
​The 406 Pride resource center is located inside Billings First Congregational Church at 310 North 27th Street on the corner of North 27th Street and 3rd Avenue North. 406 Pride leases the resource center space from the church, but it is a wholly separate organization. The main entrance for the resource center is on the northwest side of the building via the red fire escape. For individuals who cannot easily walk up or down a half flight of stairs, the resource center can also be accessed by using the front door of the church. The front door does have a wheelchair accessible ramp.
The 406 Pride Library contains over 400 books. We have both fiction and nonfiction titles that span a variety of genres.
You are free to browse titles inside the Resource Center or check out a title for up to 3 weeks at a time.
Keep your eyes on this this space to stay up to date on 406 Pride events!
We have collected resources for LGBTQ+ individuals and their families, but these lists are a work in progress. Please reach out to us if you would like us to add something to this list or if you have feedback about any of the resources we have included.
406 Pride does not provide legal representation or legal advice, but we can help you find legal resources. Below you will find links to resources created by the Montana Legal Services Association and MontanaHelpLaw.org as well as LGBTQ+ friendly legal practitioners. Inclusion on this list does not represent an endorsement by 406 Pride. Use our "contact us" page to suggest additional resources or practitioners for inclusion on this list.
At 406 Pride we recognize the damage organized religion has done, and continues to do, to LGBTQ+ people. We also understand that healing from religious trauma is important to many people. We have created this list of LGBTQ+ welcoming churches in and around Billings, MT to aid others in finding a safe and welcoming religious community. We have also included LGBTQ+ inclusive religious resources. Use our "contact us" page to suggest additional resources for inclusion on this list.
Billings Elite Amateur Boxing
Mission: To have a positive impact in the youth and community by teaching the fundamentals of 🥊 boxing.
Practice is held:
Monday -Thursday | 5:30 PM - 7 PM
Cost: $30 a month/ first 4 practices are free.
To get your youth involved or to learn more, click here.
NAtive American Empowerment Project
Billings Urban indian health and wellness center
Billings Urban Indian Health and Wellness Center (BUIHWC) fosters an environment of cultural competency, respecting the values of both team members and customers. Guided by our commitment to collaborative care strategies, we strive to provide the knowledge, experiences, and community access that will empower customers to take steps towards healing.
Serving the Native American populations and all other members of our communities throughout the region looking for holistic, culturally competent healthcare. Here, we accept all patients with or without health insurance, and connect them with necessary resources in and around the Billings area. Our patient reach stretches throughout Montana, Wyoming, North and South Dakota. Learn more.
Sister Mary V's Pantry
Located on our second floor, Mary V's Cupboard provides support to local families and friends living with HIV/AIDS home cooked meals, hygiene products, access to emergency funds, donated meals, etc.
CONNECT. ELECT. PROTECT.
For more than 20 Years, Montana Conservation Voters has connected voters with information they need to make informed decisions about the people who represent us at all levels of government – from the Courthouse to Congress. Our work protects and promotes Montana’s clean air and clean water, our public lands, wildlife, renewable energy and public health. MCV also provides voter participation services to tens of thousands of Montanans.
Turning Montana Values
Into Priorities
MISSION: MONTANA CONSERVATION VOTERS PROTECTS OUR CLEAN AIR, CLEAN WATER, PUBLIC LANDS AND DEMOCRACY BY SUPPORTING LEADERS WHO FIGHT FOR THESE RIGHTS AND BY HOLDING ACCOUNTABLE LEADERS WHO DO NOT.
CLIMATE CHANGE
MCV will make climate action an unavoidable issue for voters, candidates and elected officials at all levels of government.
MCV will work to replace anti-conservation elected leaders with pro-conservation elected leaders by increasing outreach to all who have the courage to protect Montana’s climate, environment and public lands.
MCV will increase protections and designations for Montana’s public lands and water for people and wildlife by using our political clout and grassroots power.
MCV will defend and advance conservation funding through federal, statewide and local initiatives to protect public lands, water and access to them.
MCV’s work will bolster a robust democracy and increase civic engagement to strengthen our conservation efforts and ensure Montana’s redistricting commission remains fair.
Montana’s sprawling, wild landscapes didn’t happen by accident! It takes hard work, attention, and action by folks of every stripe to protect our clean air, clean water, access to public lands and democracy.
There are so many valuable ways to get involved today. Whether you’re a long-time member sharing posts online, a brand new supporter knocking on doors in your neighborhood, or proud to submit every petition wherever you call home – we’re so glad to have you on Team MCV!
Montana Conservation Voters is proud to release our monthly e-newsletter, MCV Matters. Our e-newsletter features updates on timely conservation issues as well as the latest developments right here at MCV. You can sign up HERE and view past issues below.
SB 442 was one of the most broadly supported bills of the 2023 Legislative Session. Garnering support from over 125 organizations, businesses, and interest groups and 87% of the Legislature, this bill was a true solution for Montanans. However, Governor Gianforte vetoed this popular bill in the final hours of the session. The courts have since allowed the veto override poll to move forward despite nearly a year of legal wrangling and stall tactics. Which is why we now need your help.
Our legislators are finally receiving their constitutionally protected right to vote on a veto override. Veto override poll slips have been issued to each legislator and must be returned to the Secretary of State by mail within 30 days. Please make your voice heard - help remind your legislators what they loved about SB 442 and ask them to take this opportunity to once again stand up for what Montanans want and override Gianforte's veto. In June 2023, Legislators successfully voted to override the veto of SB 442's companion bill, setting the tone for what was possible when they finally received the opportunity to override the veto of SB 442 itself.
Let's finally get SB 442 across the finish line in a win for public lands, veterans, county roads, and all Montanans.
With a contribution of any amount, you are helping protect Montana’s climate, our clean air and water, our public lands, and future generations by supporting leaders who fight for conservation and by holding accountable leaders who do not.
Your generous support will be dedicated to the responsible stewardship of Montana’s incredible natural assets by providing voter participation services to thousands of conservationists. Annual memberships begin at $35 for Individuals or $70 for Households. Become a member of MCV and join us as the political voice of Montana’s environmental community to turn conservation values into priorities.
Family Promise of Yellowstone Valley is dedicated to helping families experiencing homelessness achieve and sustain independence. We believe every child deserves a home and are committed to transforming the lives of families in our community.
Family Promise of Yellowstone Valley is a non-profit organization with a mission to help homeless families achieve and sustain independence through community support. We believe in empowering families by providing them with the resources they need to get back on their feet and secure a brighter future.
At Family Promise of Yellowstone Valley, we understand the challenges faced by homeless families. That's why we offer a wide range of services to help families regain their independence, including emergency shelter, job training, counseling, and more. With the help of our dedicated volunteers and community partners, we work tirelessly to ensure that every family has a safe and secure place to call home.
We are committed to providing homeless families with the support they need to achieve lasting independence. Whether you're looking to volunteer your time, donate to our cause, or simply learn more about what we do, we invite you to join us in our mission to end homelessness in our community.
Family Promise of Yellowstone Valley is dedicated to helping homeless families achieve and sustain independence through a community response to homelessness. We provide a holistic approach to addressing family homelessness by offering prevention services, emergency shelter, graduate support services, and community initiatives. Our goal is to empower families to achieve economic stability and long-term self-sufficiency.
Family Promise of Yellowstone Valley is dedicated to helping homeless families achieve and sustain independence through a community response to homelessness. We provide a holistic approach to addressing family homelessness by offering prevention services, emergency shelter, graduate support services, and community initiatives. Our goal is to empower families to achieve economic stability and long-term self-sufficiency.
Our volunteers are the heart of our organization. You can make a difference in the lives of homeless families by offering your time and talents. Whether you want to prepare a meal, read a story, or offer support, we have opportunities that fit your interests and schedule. Sign up today to become a Family Promise volunteer. Sign Up to Volunteer
Family Promise partners with congregations and other host sites to provide shelter and support to families in need. By becoming a host site, you can offer your hospitality and meals to our guests, and help them on their journey to sustainable independence. Contact us to learn more about how your organization can become a host site. Learn More
Your donations of everyday items can make a big difference in the lives of families working to regain their independence. Check out our wish list to see what items we need most, and drop off your donations at our Family Promise office. Thank you for your support! View Our Wish List
Join us for our annual events, such as our gala, breakfast, or golf outing, to help raise funds and awareness for our cause. These events are great opportunities to meet like-minded individuals and companies who want to make a difference in our community. Check out our upcoming events and register today! View Our Events
Stay up-to-date with the latest news and events from Family Promise of Yellowstone Valley. Learn about our upcoming fundraisers, volunteer opportunities, and success stories of families we have helped in the past.
Join us in helping homeless families and children in Yellowstone Valley.
Your donation can make a real difference in the lives of homeless families in Yellowstone Valley. Family Promise of Yellowstone Valley is a non-profit organization committed to helping families achieve independence and stability. We provide emergency shelter, case management, job training, financial education, health and wellness programs, and more. Your support enables us to continue our mission and make an impact in our community.
NATIVE PODCAST GROUP THAT DISCUSSING THE ISSUES OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES WITH INSIGHT, EXPERIENCE AND HUMILITY. CONTACT US HERE.
White eagle promotes Community, Hope, Service and a pure spirit. It's a fellowship of men and women helping each other achieve wellbriety, thrive in community, and achieve balance - emotionally, mentally, physically & spiritually.
Founded in 2004, Forward Montana is the state’s largest youth-led, youth-focused civic engagement organization.
They strive to transform government and communities to be just, sustainable, and equitable while working toward a future where Montana celebrates and reflects the diversity of our generation.
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MONTANA'S OLDEST ACTIVE BOY SCOUT TROOP WHICH HAS BEEN MEETING FOR OVER 100 YEARS.
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We believe all people should have access to healthy food regardless of ability to pay.
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The Montana Interfaith Network brings together progressive clergy of all denominations and backgrounds to support and educate each other, as well as advocate for progressive issues in Montana.
a group in Billings that accompanies and advocates on behalf of the immigrant and refugee community. Meetings held on our Campus & on ZOom.
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