MCF in the News
BSRAD launches Big Sky Relief Fund
On March 20, the Big Sky Resort Area District tax board met in a call-in format for an impromptu open board meeting to discuss several financial initiatives designed to take aim at growing community pressures as a result of the pandemic.
Most notably, the BSRAD committed $1 million to help “assist the Big Sky Medical Center manage the COVID-19 pandemic in Big Sky and mitigate social and economic impacts,” according to a press release.
The commitment was swiftly met with a combined $1 million pledge from the Yellowstone Club Community Foundation, the Moonlight Community Foundation and the Spanish Peaks Community Foundation, bringing total relief funds to $2 million.
Read the full EBS Article here »
Moonlight Community Foundation doles out $300k in grants
2019 was a banner year for the Moonlight Community Foundation, which delivered nearly $300,000 in grants, scholarships and support to 22 area non profits, organizations and initiatives. Utilizing a biannual grant cycle, this fall saw over $140,000 in grants, scholarships and support, factoring into over $800,000 in grants since the program’s inception in 2016. Read the full EBS Article here »
MCF Grant assists the Big Sky Food Bank
The doors of the Big Sky Community Food Bank opened in the spring of 2012. They ask for grant funds from all of our community organizations, and Moonlight Community Foundation has provided funds regularly. Here’s a fantastic article on the Food Bank organization »
A Successful Seventh Annual Summer Ski Bridge Event
Thank you to all of our guests, donors and volunteers at the Seventh Annual Summer Ski Bridge Event on July 23, 2017.
Moonlight Community Foundation honors winners of community service award
Harbor deWaard was a shining light in Big Sky – a little boy who valued community service and helping others. An adventurous soul, Harbor loved exploring the bottom of rivers, the top of Lone Peak and everything in between.
It is in that spirit that the Moonlight Community Foundation is honored to announce the Harbor Kingston deWaard Camp Moonlight Community Service Award to Logan Barker (left) and Charlee Sue Dreisbach.
Both Charlee Sue and Logan (pictured here with Board Chair Heather Morris and Camp Director Jeremy Harder) recently finished fourth grade at Ophir Elementary School, and each will attend a week of camp this summer in honor of Harbor. They will also be presented with a Camp Moonlight Harbor Community award superhero cape during their camp session. Congratulations!
This article originally ran in Explore Big Sky on June 10, 2016. Photo By Max Seelye,