Montana Veterans Alliance

Billings, MT – The Montana Veterans Alliance (MVA) announced the recipients of its financial grants for Q1 2023.The MVA grant program provides financial support to organizations working to directly benefit the lives of veterans and their families.

Each of the following organizations will receive a $500.00 grant:

• Veterans Navigation Network – Billings, MT
• Impact Montana – Helena, MT
• GRIT Foundation – Butte, MT

The following organization will receive a $1,000.00 grant:

• Horses Spirits Healing – Billings, MT

About Montana Veterans Alliance

The Montana Veterans Alliance (MVA) is a 501(C)3 organization created to support and promote organizations working to directly benefit the lives of veterans and their families. MVA seeks to achieve our mission by working to connect Montana’s nearly 100,000 veterans to programs and organizations in their area, as well as, providing financial support to organizations for various programs that are directly helping improve the lives of veterans and their families.

Billings, MT – The Montana Veterans Alliance(MVA) announced the recipients of its financial grants for Q4 2022.The MVA grant program provides financial support to organizations working to directly benefit the lives of veterans and their families.

Each of the following organizations will receive a $500.00 grant:

• Montana Veterans Meat Locker
• Veterans Navigation Network
• Montana Wounded Warriors
• Dog Tag Buddies
• Disabled American Veterans, Montana Department

About Montana Veterans Alliance

The Montana Veterans Alliance (MVA) is a 501(C)3 organization created to support and promote organizations working to directly benefit the lives of veterans and their families. MVA seeks to achieve our mission by working to connect Montana’s nearly 100,000 veterans to programs and organizations in their area, as well as, providing financial support to organizations for various programs that are directly helping improve the lives of veterans and their families.

HELENA, Mont. – Governor Greg Gianforte today proclaimed May 2022 as Military Appreciation Month in Montana to honor the brave men and women in the United States Armed Forces.

The governor’s proclamation can be viewed here and below.

WHEREAS, for generations, members of the United States military have put their lives on the line to protect and defend the United States Constitution and the freedoms we hold dear; and

WHEREAS, the United States owes our servicemen and women an enormous debt, and government at the federal and state level should ensure our veterans have the supports they need when they return home to lead healthy lives and prosper; and

WHEREAS, as our debt to them may never be repaid, it is the privilege of every American to honor the service and sacrifice of our veterans; and

WHEREAS, in 1999 the United States Congress designated the month of May as National Military Appreciation Month to honor all who served and are serving still; and

WHEREAS, the month of May also has other celebrations of military victory, sacrifice, and service, including Victory in Europe (VE) Day and Military Spouses Appreciation Day on May 8, Armed Forces Day on May 16, and Memorial Day on May 31;

NOW, THEREFORE, I, Greg Gianforte, Governor of the State of Montana do hereby proclaim May 2022

MILITARY APPRECIATION MONTH

in Montana to honor the brave men and women in the United States Military.