Montana Kush Foundation offers $15K in community grants

HELENA — Montana community groups, nonprofits and individuals can apply for a share of $15,000 in grants through the Montana Kush Community Foundation, according to a press release from the foundation. Applications are being accepted through Dec. 15 for grants of $500, $1,000 and $1,500. Funding is available for projects supporting veterans, sports and recreation, public education and community events. The foundation plans to announce recipients in January 2027 as part of its quarterly giving program. “A small grant can put equipment on a field or supplies in volunteers’ hands. Tell us what your community needs and how you’ll make it happen,” said Bryce Hulet, the foundation’s board chair. The grant program is open to nonprofits, community groups, local organizers, educators and individuals proposing projects that benefit their communities. Projects from across Montana, including rural communities and smaller towns, are eligible.

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