2025 Non-Profit Guide

December 2025

Billings is a community built on generosity, where neighbors show up, lend a hand, and work quietly behind the scenes to make life better for others. Our 2025 Non-Profit Guide celebrates the organizations that keep that spirit alive. Here, you’ll meet the organizations working to fill gaps, offer hope, and create meaningful change across our city. Whether you’re looking to volunteer, donate, or simply learn more about the causes shaping our community, we hope this guide inspires you to get involved and make a difference right here at home.

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Restoring Hope & Mobility for Montana Farmers

Kendra Lewis didn’t set out to run a nonprofit. Trained as an occupational therapist, her background was in healthcare, not organizational leadership. Today, she leads Cutting Fences Foundation, a nonprofit serving farmers, ranchers, and veterans in agriculture who are living with disabilities or chronic illnesses. The organization focuses on delivering innovative, client-centered programs designed to meet the specific needs of this underserved population.

Hands of Hope with Western Security Bank & Eagle Mount Billings

Since 1988, Eagle Mount Billings has been helping children and adults with disabilities “embrace life without limits” through adaptive recreation. From adaptive skiing and snowshoeing to summer camps and cooking, Eagle Mount Billings brings adventure to participants from ages three to ninety-four who may not otherwise have access to these kinds of experiences.

Giving Back, Maintaining Purpose

At Intermountain Health, volunteers are the heartbeat of compassion, dedicating their time and energy to support patients, families, and staff, while discovering they gain just as much in return. From comforting NICU babies to guiding visitors, their kindness reminds us that healing begins with human connection. Each story demonstrates how giving back truly yields even more in return.

Giving with Intention: Simple Strategies to Make Every Dollar Count

As the holiday season approaches, many of us feel inspired to give back to our favorite nonprofits, causes, or places of worship. But according to Ryan Gomendi, Financial Advisor, Certified Kingdom Advisor®, Certified Financial Planner, and Co-Owner of Strategic Retirement Plans, giving can be both generous and strategic. By being intentional with how we give, we can maximize the impact of our gifts for both ourselves and the organizations we support.

2025 Non-Profit Guide

related articles:

Restoring Hope & Mobility for Montana Farmers

Hands of Hope with Western Security Bank & Eagle Mount Billings

Giving Back, Maintaining Purpose

Giving with Intention: Simple Strategies to Make Every Dollar Count

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