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Stevensville Main Street
Association
- The Main Street Association facilitates the projects, preservation
and revitalization of our town. The
Four Points approach of Organization, Promotion, Design and Economic
Restructuring provides stability to build and maintain the long-term
effort of revitalization, creates excitement downtown, enhances the look
of our town and strengthens our current business economy. Any of the four
committees could use your expertise. It
takes teamwork to sponsor the events and projects of our community.
Call Joan Prather at 777-3773.
Stevensville
Civic Club - A
volunteer organization that promotes the involvement of citizens of all
ages in projects and activities, which enhance the quality of life in our
community. Current programs include the Creamery Picnic, the 4th
of July Pig-nic, Parade of Lights, and the maintenance of the Lewis and
Clark
Park
. In conjunction with the
school, a new program for students to letter in Civics is now under
development.
Call Tim Schreiber
777-7210
Senior
Citizen
Center
- Offering a myriad
of social programs and services for area seniors. Programs include Bingo,
monthly birthday parties and the Meals on Wheels program. The Meals on
Wheels program is especially need of volunteers for packaging meals and
most important meal delivery.
Betty Lowell 777-5707
Stevensville
Museum-
Preserving our local
heritage, the museum is open from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Volunteer
opportunities include 2 ½ hour shifts at the museum to give out
information, grounds keeping, and light cleaning. Help is also needed to
organize the annual fundraising events: Used Art and Jewelry Sale in
April, Yard Sale in June and Wine Tasting in August.
Call Joe and Dora Dilts at 777-3239
Chris Weatherly 531-6337
Stevensville
Foundation- A
non-profit corporation, the Foundation provides grants for community
projects and programs, examples are the North Valley Library, the
Senior
Center
and the
Steve
nsville
Museum
. The largest project in the
works is acquiring the land for and the subsequent building of the
Steve
nsville
Community Center
. The annual Festival of Trees
is the major fundraiser for the Foundation. It takes over 150 volunteers
to coordinate the event. Call Cheryl Baldwin at 777-5654
S.A.S.S. – STEVENSVILLE ART AND SCULPTURE
SOCIETY – Share
your love of the arts, develop your artistic talent and encourage others
to do the same. Call Tina
Schwartzman 777-2562
North
Valley
Public Library-
Having a community library is essential! Help preserve our library by
donating carpentry skills for bookshelves and building refurbishment.
Shelving, cataloging, and reading hours are other opportunities, as
well as helping with the annual Book Sale in February.
Call Rene McGrath, North
Valley Public Library 777-5061
Historic
St. Mary’s Mission- A
valuable aspect of our local heritage, the
Mission
could use volunteers
April-October for grounds keeping, building maintenance and as tour
guides. Hosts for the
Visitor
Center
and Gift Shop are needed year
round. The annual Western Days
is their main fundraising event to which you could contribute your time
and talent. Call Colleen Meyer at 777-5734
Chantilly
Theater-
Our local theater produces a myriad of shows year round. The Chantilly could
always use your creative talent to help paint, design and build the props
and sets, create costumes, engineer sound and light, and oh yeah, can you
act? Call Dan or Jan Depauw at
777-2722
Genesis
House- A
transitional home for women with mental illness, teaching them the life
skills necessary to regain independence. Volunteer opportunities include
driving the women to Riverview House in
Missoula
for job training, one on one
mentoring and companionship. Donations of household items and clothing are
always welcome.
Donna Thompson at
777-3751
Stevensville
School
Volunteers- Recognizing
the value of multi-generational relationships,
Stevensville Family Resource center
mixes adults with children in programs including reading, tutoring, and
field trips. Help with arts and crafts at the after school program.
Seniors, ask about volunteer compensation programs!
Debbie Johnson 777-5613 ext.351 After School
Prog: Margie O’Brien Johnson 777-5481
ext.347
Steve
nsville
Volunteer
Fire
Department-
Help keep us safe, volunteer
firefighters are always needed! Special training is provided.
Call Bob Summers 777-3270
Pantry
Partners- A
basic need in life is nourishment, help the less fortunate in our
community not only by donating non-perishable food items but also by
donating your time to help organize, catalog and distribute the goods.
Call
Kathy
Belke 777-0351
Garden
Club-Help
keep our community beautiful! Along
with other beautification projects, the Garden club takes responsibility
for the oak barrels that line our
Main Street
. Do you have a green thumb?
Would you like to exercise your green thumb?
Call JoAnne Gibbons 961-5642
Stevensville
Booster Club- The
Booster club exists to support and enhance the extra-curricular activities
of the students in our community. Activities include the Christmas Bazaar,
sale of school spirit clothing, and the 50/50 raffle at home games. Money
is also donated to local non-profits. Call
Duane Baney at 777-0059
American Legion –Worlds largest Veterans Organization.
Dedicated to serving our Veterans, Servicemen and their families
and Americanism Programs. Youth programs include:
Bitterroot Bucs Baseball, Boy Scouts, National Oratorical Program
and many other activities in the
Stevensville,
Florence
and Victor areas.
Call Russ Vogel 777-4427
Clothes Closet –
316 ½ Main St
.
Free Clothes – Infant to Adult
Volunteers are needed so we can extend our days and hours.
Currently open Wed. & Sat.
1
to
4PM
.
Call Sara Schardt 529-0015.
Knights of
Columbus
– Catholic Men’s Fraternal
Organization -- Committed to
Community, Youth, Family and Church. Contact:
Tom Weber 961-3108
Cell-207-0229
PEOPLE MAKE A COMMUNITY
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED – SHARE YOUR TALENTS
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