The Browning Kimball Foundation
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Grant Applications Timeline
Letter of Inquiry Due: March 1, 2018
Grant Applications Due: July 13, 2018
Grantmaking Meeting: September 2018
Grants Funded: October 2018 -
Contact Information
Oklahoma City
405-755-5571
PO Box 21210
Oklahoma City, OK 73156
kblakley@fmiokc.comMontana
406-781-9413
emilybrunelle17@gmail.com
2017 Grant Areas of Support
2017 Grants Awarded
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American National Cattlewomen, Inc.
Angel Flight West
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Helena and Great Falls
Blaine County Museum
Blaine County Wildlife Museum Foundation
Boys & Girls Club of Richland County
Boys and Girls Clubs of the Hi-Line
Boys and Girls Clubs of Cascade County
CASA of Hill County, Inc.
CASA-CAN
Center for Mental Health Foundation
Center for Music by People with Disabilities
Central Montana Youth Mentoring Program
Communities Foundation of Oklahoma
Eagle Mount Great Falls
Florence Crittenton Home & Services
Friends of Montana PBS
Garden City Harvest, Inc.
Great Falls Children’s Receiving Home
Great Falls Rescue Mission
Great Falls Senior Center - H.Earl & Margaret Turner Clack Memorial Museum Foundation
Havre Beneath the Streets, Inc.Hudson David McNeel Foundation
Intermountain Deaconess Children’s Services
Irwin & Florence Rosten Foundation
Lewis & Clark Foundation
Make-A-Wish Montana
Mental Health America of Montana
Montana Meth Project
Montana State University Northern Alumni Foundation
NEIGHBORWORKS GREAT FALLS
Oak Hall Episcopal School
Ogden Nature Center
One Montana
Peace Place
Special K Ranch
Valier Public Library
Western Sustainability Exchange
YCC Family Crisis Center
Young Parents Education Center Youth Impact, Inc.
YWCA Helena
About Us
The Browning Kimball Foundation is committed to improving the quality of life through support of youth and families, health with an emphasis on prevention, arts and humanities, and sustainable agriculture. Preference will be given to organizations in Central Montana.
Matt S. Browning and Barbara Kimball Browning founded the Browning Kimball Foundation in 1978. It is a unique private foundation dedicated to reaching out to charitable organizations that improve the quality of living for people and communities throughout Montana.
The Directors are sensitive to the needs of communities, large and small, and look for mission statements that enhance living conditions for people with all levels of abilities.
It is a requirement that applicants have a 501(c)(3) designation by the Internal Revenue Service.
Foundation History
The Directors are sensitive to the needs of communities, large and small, and look for mission statements that enhance living conditions for people with all levels of abilities.
Long-term partnerships are not uncommon with the Browning Kimball Foundation. Worthy recipients that fulfill expanding needs of their communities year after year are considered favorably by the Foundation.
It is a requirement that applicants have a 501(c)(3) designation by the Internal Revenue Service. Other stipulations are covered in the Foundation’s online grant application.
Foundation Mission
The Browning Kimball Foundation is committed to improving the quality of life through support of youth and families, health with an emphasis on prevention, arts and humanities, and sustainable agriculture. Preference will be given to organizations in Central Montana.
Foundation Policies
In an effort to promote good governance and fundraising practices, the Browning Kimball Foundation may limit grants of operational support to four (4) successive years. At that time, the Board may decided to cease funding. Browning Kimball Foundation grantees are encouraged to maintain a large funding base and not become reliant on one funder.
The Browning Kimball Foundation
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Letter of Inquiry Due: March 1, 2018
Grant Applications Due: July 13, 2018
Grantmaking Meeting: September 2018
Grants Funded: October 2018