Montana's nonprofit sector in {current_year} is a critical part of the state's social landscape, defined by its service to a vast, rural, and frontier population. Nonprofits are focused on challenges unique to the "Big Sky" state, including access to rural healthcare, conservation of public lands, and sustainable community development.

The grant landscape in Montana is anchored by a strong state-wide community foundation and several key private and health-conversion foundations. Federal grants for conservation and rural health are also significant. Funding is available for projects, capital needs, and operating support.

To secure nonprofit grants in Montana, organizations should connect with the Montana Nonprofit Association (MNA). The most effective strategy is collaboration. Given the vast distances and limited resources, funders highly value organizations that partner to deliver services efficiently.