United Way of Missoula County (UWMC) currently provides community grants to 33 different programs in our community. Our initiative areas focus on education, income, and health. Partner agencies are carefully screened to make sure that donors' dollars do what they intend them to do: provide food, shelter, help and hope to needy people in Missoula County.
UWMC invests in high-quality programs that produce measurable results; programs like Youth Homes, Watson Children's Shelter, Missoula Food Bank, the Poverello Center, the Parenting Place and the Flagship Program in the public schools. We also were the driving force behind the creation of 211, our community's human service referral line, where callers in need of help are referred to organizations and programs that can provide it. We understand and educate the community on key human-service issues like child neglect, homelessness, hunger, health care. We serve as a community trustee for donors interested in giving to an efficient, one-stop charitable entity in touch with Missoula County's health and human service needs, and we collaborate with diverse partners to create lasting improvements in community conditions.
In partnership with donors, funded agencies, and diverse partners throughout our community, United Way of Missoula County aspires for excellence in our day-to-day work as we strive to achieve our goals of community excellence, measurable impact and improved lives.
United Way of Missoula County Board of Directors
Pictured (left to right, top row): Susan Hay Patrick, United Way of Missoula County; Daniel Kiely, Merrill Lynch; Dean Skaja, UM Student/Community Volunteer; Lynda Brown, Tamarack Management; Scott Stearns, Boone Karlberg, PC; Susan Tiede, Missoula Pediatric Dentistry; Doug Harrion, Mountain Water Co; Jim McGowan, Missoulian; Andrea Vernon, UM Office for Civic Engagement; Bill St. John, Missoula Federal Credit Union
Pictured (left to right, bottom row): Janna Lundquist, First Security Bank; Frank D'Angelo, DA Davidson & Co.; Kayla Clark, Lambros Real Estate ERA; John Stenger, Insured Titles; Lynne Foland, Missoula Independent; John Horner, First Interstate Bank.
Not Pictured: Shannon Flannagan, Flanagan Motors; Stephen Carlson, Community Medical Center; Jeff Fee, St. Patrick Hospital & Health Sciences Center; Melissa Matassa-Stone, WGM Group; Janice Schweitzer, Anderson ZurMuehlen & Co., PC.
Accountability
2009 Audit
2009 IRS Form 990
