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United Way
of Lewis and Clark County

805 North Main
Helena, Montana 59624

(406) 442-4360
Fax: (406) 442-8716

E-mail: patty@uwlcc.com

2006 Campaign Pledge Card

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Youth Mentoring Services

  • Building character and self-esteem in our youth

  • Providing recreational, social and educational opportunities for our youth

  • Youth guidance

Boy Scouts, Prickly Pear District

Rick Grant
P.O. Box 3742
Butte, MT 59702
(406) 494-5205
rick1091@aol.com
Gordon Rubard
820 17th Avenue South 59405
(406) 761-6000
grubard@bsamail.org
www.mt.net/~bsa-mt
Helping to instill values in young people and to prepare them to make ethical choices over their lifetimes in achieving their full potential.

Broadwater County Social Services

Jill Flynn, President
PO Box 233
Townsend, MT 59644
(406) 266-4956
jflynn@townsend.k12.mt.us
To promote the physical and mental well being of residents and assist with programs that make the community a healthier place in which to live.

Girl Scouts of Big Sky Council

Susan R. Hunter, CEO
4930 9th Avenue South
P.O. Box 7128
Great Falls, MT 59406-7128
(406) 453-2477
1-800-823-4475
fax: (406) 454-1868
girlscouts@bigskygirlscouts.org
www.bigskygirlscouts.org
Girl Scouts is an organization devoted to helping girls grow strong by providing opportunities to develop leadership skills. These opportunities are offered through traditional and contemporary Girl Scouting programs based on the Girl Scout Promise and Law. These programs engage girls in fun activities related to discovering, connecting and taking action. As a result of the Girl Scout program, the girls gain courage, character, confidence and a desire to make the world a better place.
Fees: $10.00 National dues. Scholarships are available for dues and other activities such as camp. No girl is ever denied membership due to financial difficulties.
Eligibility: All girls 5-17 years of age. Girls do not have to belong to a troop to be a Girl Scout. Adult volunteers are always needed.
To apply: Call for more information.

Community Emergency Response Services | Education Services
Essential Care Services | Quality Health Services
Senior Services | Services to Strengthen Families
Special Youth Services | Youth Mentoring Services

 

2006 United Way Partner Agencies