2025 Thriving Generations Grants

In Alberton, $1,800 granted to the Alberton Senior Citizens for repairs to their freezer room.

In Belgrade, $15,000 granted to the Belgrade Senior Center for programing support and congregate meals.

In Belt, $3,850 granted to the Belt Golden Agers Senior Center for a new floor scrubber.

In Big Sandy, $2,500 granted to the Big Sandy Senior Center for 3 accessible toilets.

In Billings, $15,000 granted to the Adult Resource Alliance for assistance in funding for meals at 11 meal sites throughout Yellowstone County.

In Bozeman, $10,000 granted to the Bozeman Senior Social Center for Meals on Wheels and congregate meals support.

In Bridger, $750 granted to the Bridger Senior Center for utensils for food program.

In Butte, $20,000 granted to the Belmont Senior Center for assistance with food purchases, a part-time case worker to assist seniors, and programming fees.

In Charlo, $6,400 granted to the Charlo Moiese Senior Center for purchase of a commercial electric griddle and plate warmer.

In Chinook, $2,000 granted to the Chinook Senior Center to replace chairs to have more with arms.

In Columbia Falls, $5,000 granted to the North Valley Senior Center to purchase and install a 3-hole commercial sink.

In Columbus, $2,200 granted to the Columbus Senior Center to replace an ice machine.

In Conrad & Valier, $5,000 granted to the Community & Senior Citizens Center for program support & kitchen equipment.

In Deer Lodge, $10,000 granted to the Powell County Senior Center for financial support for congregate meals and Meals on Wheels.

In Deer Lodge, $2,500 granted to the Powell County Board on Aging to support the Generation Network Volunteer Program which supports volunteers who meet weekly with seniors who benefit from companionship due to isolation, loneliness, or depression. Most do not have family in the area.

In Dutton, $2,500 granted to the Dutton Senior Center to replace fluorescent light fixtures with LED fixtures.

In Eureka, $1,0000 granted to the Tobacco Valley Senior Citizens Association for building electrical & flooring repairs.

In Fairfield, $3,000 granted to the Fairfield Senior Center to paint the east wall of building & redo signage.

In Forsyth, $10,000 granted to the Rosebud County Senior Citizens Center to address safety and maintenance issues, replace a refrigerator, and get new rugs at Colstrip center.

In Fort Benton, $14,500 granted to the Golden Age Center to upgrade bathrooms, perform Fire Escape Repairs, exterior building repairs, and replace a computer.

In Fort Shaw, $4,000 granted to the Sun River Valley Senior Center to replace 40 aging & damaged stack chairs used in the dining area, upgrade florescent lighting, and replace a freezer.

In Glasgow, $2,000 granted to the Glasgow Senior Center to replace ceiling tiles, and purchase two carts, for carpet installation, and a restroom sink.

In Glendive, $10,000 granted to the Action for Eastern Montana to set up computer labs at 27 senior centers in area 1.

In Hamilton, $1,000 granted to the Hamilton Senior Center for support programs for seniors .

In Hardin, $5,000 granted to the Big Horn Council on Aging for food for homebound and congregate meals in Hardin and Lodge Grass.

In Harlowton, $15,000 granted to the Wheatland County Senior Citizens Center to offset meal costs.

In Heron, $9,500 granted to the Heron District Senior Citizens, Inc. to replace a dishwasher, steam table, and ice maker.

In Hot Springs, $10,000 granted to the Sanders County Council on Aging to help with meals across 5 senior centers.

In Hot Springs, $6,800 granted to the Hot Springs Senior Center for an automatic door at the entrance.

In Hysham, $15,000 granted to the Treasure County Council on Aging for programing expenses and transportation.

In Kalispell, $5,000 granted to the Kalispell Senior Center to purchase a new Smart TV, DVD player, surround sound system and laptop which will allow them to offer exercise classes, educational programs, movie nights, etc.

In Libby, $10,000 granted to the Libby Senior Center to replace hot/cold insulated bags, hard-sided carry tubs, trays, desktop computer, and some fuel reimbursement.

In Livingston, $8,800 granted to the Livingston Meals on Wheels to purchase a new ice machine, hand sink, 3-hole sink, and chairs.

In Manhattan, $3,500 granted to the Manhattan Senior Citizens Council to purchase a salad bar with pans and a sneeze guard.

In Medicine Lake, $17,400 granted to the Medicine Lake Senior Center to replace heating system before next winter.

In Miles City, $17,000 granted to the Custer County Senior Center to replace community room furniture.

In Missoula, $10,000 granted to the Missoula Senior Center to replace water heater.

In Missoula, $5,000 granted to the Missoula Aging Services to support Meals on Wheels.

In Noxon, $12,500 granted to the Noxon Senior Center to replace commercial freezer and replace heating system.

In Plains, $25,000 granted to the Plains Paradise Senior Citizens Center to remodel front of building and repair parking lot.

In Plentywood, $6,000 granted to the Golden Years Club, Inc. to update bathrooms, install a door between community room and kitchen, install new fire suppression system in kitchen, and an ADA accessible door.

In Red Lodge, $7,000 granted to the Red Lodge Senior Citizens Club for a new PA system, chair yoga classes, and replace older kitchen equipment.

In Ronan, $10,000 granted to the Mission Valley Senior Center to offset cost of Meals on Wheels.

In Roundup, $16,800 granted to the Musselshell County Council on Aging to keep Medical Transportation busses on the road and some funding for Meals on Wheels.

In Seeley Lake, $25,000 granted to the Seeley Lake Senior Center to replace the HVAC system.

In Sidney, $600 granted to the Richland County Commission on Aging to replace center printer.

In St. Ignatius, $1,375 granted to the St. Ignatius Senior Citizens Center to replace minor kitchen equipment, floor mats, and glassware.

In Stanford, $1,500 granted to the Judith Basin Senior Citizen Center to replace kitchen utensils and dishes.

In Stevensville, $5,000 granted to the Stevensville Senior Center, Inc. for parking lot repaving.

In Superior, $3,500 granted to the Superior Senior Citizens Center to seal coat and fill cracks in parking lot.

In Thompson Falls, $4,500 granted to the Thompson Falls Senior Citizens to replace a cook stove, convection oven, and steam table.

In Trout Creek, $25,000 granted to the Trout Creek Senior Center to replace a 1983 handicap ramp which is out of compliance with ADA. Total cost of a new ramp is $92K.

In Troy, $25,000 granted to the Kootenai Senior Citizens, Inc. to replace a 25 year-old roof and repair facia.

In West Yellowstone, $7,500 granted to the West Yellowstone Senior Social Center to provide fresh produce to senior citizens and Meals on Wheels participants.

In White Sulphur Springs, $10,000 granted to the Meagher County Senior Center toward modernization of kitchen.

In Whitefish, $5,300 granted to the Whitefish Community Center to upgrade lighting at the center.

In Whitehall, $10,000 granted to the Whitehall Senior Citizen Center towards a project to replace non-working solar panels.

In Wibaux, $5,000 granted to the Wibaux County Senior Citizens Center to purchase tables, chairs, sofas, etc after relocating to a new facility.