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Ways to Give

Contributions

We appreciate your support in whatever way you can provide.  Our greatest need is monetary unrestricted donations. Your backing isn’t just a contribution; it’s the lifeline that keeps our mission charging ahead and guarantees no one gets left behind.

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We are a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization and donations are tax-deductible to the extent the law will allow. Please consult your personal accountant for tax questions.

Eagle Mount Great Falls Tax I.D.: 81-0498964

Accepted Donations

Monetary Donations – we accept cash, money order, check and credit cards.

  • Credit Card/Online – Donate Now!Donate Now!
  • Mail:  Mail a check or money order to – Eagle Mount Great Falls, P.O. Box 2866, Great Falls, MT 59403.
    • If you would like to send your donation with one of our donation forms (not required), you can download it here: Snail Mail Form
  • In Person: We would love to meet you! Give us call for office hours. Our address is 1065 Franklin Ave.
  • Stock:  Want to transfer stock to us? You can do this through our account at DA Davidson.  Give us a call for more information.
  • Wish List.  Give us a call if you want to contribute to one of our Wish List items!

To discuss any of the above or other options, including sponsorships and bequests, please call (406) 454-1449 or send an email to our Executive Director, Deb Sivumaki – [email protected].

Your donation helps provide individuals with disabilities with continuous access to adaptive recreational activities and a safe space where they can express themselves freely.
Your support is the key that upholds our mission, enabling us to serve our community with the same passion and dedication.
Your contribution is not just a mere donation; it acts as the essential driving force pushing our mission ahead and guaranteeing that everyone is valued.
Eagle Mount Great Falls does not sell, loan or trade name or other personal data on its donors, volunteers or participants nor do we maintain any credit card information.
Video/Photo Credit: Matt Ehnes Photography
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