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When you donate to
NeighborWorks Montana, your money...

• provides down payment assistance to 10 families ($5,000)
• creates 1 new affordable home somewhere in Montana ($2,500)
• provides Homebuyer Education to 20 Montana families ($1,000)
• provides individual homeownership planning to 10 buyers ($500)
• saves one Montana family from foreclosure ($250)
• funds two hours of home maintenance training ($100)

NeighborWorks Montana also participates in work place givingcampaigns through Montana Shares.

NeighborWorks
A Place to Call Home Endowment

NeighborWorks has launched a new endowment program, "A Place to Call Home."

The endowment will help create a savings account that can be used to fill gaps when funding is sparse.

Neighborworks celebrated two sizeable donations that helped start the endowment.

Former board president Bill Roberts donated $100,000, and late fundraising chairman Frank Shaw donated $3,500.

Neighborworks director Sheila Rice noted, "Funding goes up and funding goes down, and an endowment allows you to kind of live through the rainy days. To understand that there is money that can be set aside and can be used for purposes far into the future."

NeighborWorks is also hoping the new endowment will cater to philanthropists in the community. Charitable donations will qualify for the Montana endowment income tax credit.

Make donation to "A Place To Call Home" Endowment today or contact NeighborWorks at 406-761-5861 for more information.

NeighborWorks Montana, a non-profit, is funded by Federal and State grants, private foundations, small fees for services and generous contributions from people like YOU! Day to day operations would not be possible without the generosity of the Montana community.

Thank you for supporting homeownership in Montana.

NeighborWorks Montana Financial Statements FY2011

NeighborWorks Montana IRS Form 990