Donations

Missoula’s Poverello Center has had to turn away needy people over the last few nights when temperatures have dipped down to near zero degrees.

Emmiah was recently diagnosed with leukemia and funds raised will go to help offset the expenses associated with her treatment.

If you have any new or gently warn clothing that you would like to donate it would be greatly appreciated and know that everything is going to a great cause and to people that will cherish your donations.

The Missoula County Commissioners have published the following message for those who have been asking how they can reach out and help those affected by the Lolo Peak Fire.

For the entire month of June you can double the impact of your donation to the animals.

With the help of Facebook, I found out that the Missoula Animal Control is trying to help those homeless folks stay warm.

Donations can simply be placed in the pantry by anyone at anytime.

The building portion of the process is complete.

Need we remind you, it's time once again for the annual Missoula Food Drive known as Can the Bobcats. Clear out the pantry and chip in to help out the less fortunate in our community! Once you've boxed up the non-perishable food items you don't need, there are plenty of places in Missoula to drop off the donations. Here's a handy video detailing the 2013 drop-off spots around town.

I love stories like this. It reminds us of the time that Santa's little helper swooped into town to pay off layaway items at our Brooks street K-Mart. This anonymous donation, however, can certainly help towards a brighter future for many area students.

Mark Zuckerberg wants to use Facebook to help those languishing at the tail end of organ donation lists. So, starting today, the close to 200 million Facebook users in the United States and the United Kingdom will have the option to add that they are organ donors on their Facebook timeline.

We received a great surprise today at our studios to share with local kids.