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Missoula County Distributes $1.32 Million in Grants for Community Services

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 12
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What happened

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Missoula County will distribute $1.32 million in grants to support programs and essential services for vulnerable people throughout the county. Missoula Food Bank is one of the organizations receiving this funding. The grants are provided through the Community Assistance Fund and the voter-approved Substance Abuse Prevention Mill Levy.

From missoulian.com

Why it matters

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The funding supports 26 organizations in the county, helping provide basic levels of food, shelter, medical care, and behavioral services to at-risk populations. This investment helps organizations sustain rural pantries and provide direct assistance to families and older residents.

From missoulian.com

Who's involved

  • Missoula CountyDistributing grants through the Community Assistance Fund
  • Missoula Food BankReceiving financial support to sustain rural pantries

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Missoula Food BankSpeculative

    Missoula Food Bank could increase revenue due to direct grant funding from Missoula County.

  • CASASpeculative

    CASA might see reinforced support for the operational costs of essential services.

  • HomeWordSpeculative

    HomeWord might see reinforced support for the operational costs of essential services.

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