Each year, the Women’s Fair features local non-profit organizations that provide much-needed services to women, children and families in our community. Through the event, we feature each non-profit with an exhibitor space and the opportunity to speak on stage about their organization. In addition to raising awareness, we also raise funds for these organizations through the prize packages that are raffled off at the Women’s Fair. 100% of the money raised is donated equally to each organization. We look for non-profits that help women and families succeed in their everyday lives.
In the past, we have featured organizations like the YWCA of Missoula, the Jadyn Fred Foundation, Partnership for Children, Mountain Home, the Girls Way, Tamarack Grief Resource Center, the Playground Project, Missoula Aging Services, Zootown Arts Community Center, CASA of Missoula, the Flagship Program, Living Arts of Montana, Silver Lining Foundation, Hellgate Rollergirls, Austen Martell Memorial Mud Bog and Tough Trucks, MCT, inc., Girls on Shred, Buckets of Love, Opportunity Resources, inc., Montana Women Vote, the LifeGuard Group, the Dubbers Care Foundation, Camp Mak-A-Dream, Care Net of Missoula, CASA for Kids, Flathead County, Community Health Alliance, Postpartum Resource Group, and Missoula Adult & Teen Challenge.
In order to support their efforts, the Women’s Fair helps to increase awareness of these non-profits so you will learn more and get involved. The work that these special organizations do would not be possible without the generous support of supporters and donors right here in our local community.

Impact Kids Foundation exists to support children and families by removing financial barriers to high-quality extracurricular opportunities.

The organization believes every child deserves access to programs that build confidence, resilience, leadership, and lifelong skills—regardless of circumstance. Through scholarships, community partnerships, and family-focused events, Impact Kids Foundation helps kids participate in activities like martial arts, after-school care, summer camps, and enrichment programs that support both personal growth and academic success.
Rooted in the belief that when children are supported, families are strengthened—and strong families create thriving communities, the work of Impact Kids Foundation is creating opportunities for every child in Missoula. To find out more about how you can help support their efforts, be sure you stop by their booth at the Women’s Fair.

Blue Mountain Clinic Family Practice is a mission-driven 501(c)3 non-profit which has provided essential healthcare services to the Missoula community and surrounding region since 1977. The services provided at the clinic include full-scope family medicine, sexual and reproductive healthcare including contraception and abortion, and gender affirming care.
The mission at Blue Mountain Clinic Family Practice is to provide comprehensive and evidence-based primary healthcare services in a compassionate and empowering environment to all persons who seek it. They are especially honored to provide abortion care services, and gender-affirming care as essential and fully integrated components of primary health care.

They believe that access to high-quality comprehensive healthcare is a fundamental human right and should be accessible to all persons, and are committed to advocate on behalf of their patients and for the rights of all Montanans, and they aim to influence policy decisions with evidence, lived experiences, and love.
Blue Mountain Clinic Family Practice strives to provide health care for the whole body, designed for every body. To find out more about what they offer and how you can help support their mission, be sure to visit with them at the Women’s Fair.

Sparrow’s Nest of Northwest Montana is dedicated to ensuring safe, supportive housing and resources for unaccompanied homeless high school students in Northwest Montana.

By offering resources and guidance, the organization helps their residents grow into successful, independent, and community-minded adults. The mission at Sparrow’s Nest builds brighter futures and leaves a lasting impact.
Since 2014, Sparrow’s Nest has been a lifeline for homeless youth in Northwest Montana, offering safe housing and tailored care, and empower residents to overcome challenges and build brighter futures. Visit with them at the Women’s Fair to find out more to learn more about the organization and the important work that they do.

The Abbie Shelter is a community-based nonprofit that serves survivors of domestic and sexual violence in Flathead County. In addition to their confidential shelter, their programs also include a free telephone helpline, court advocacy, mental health support, and community outreach and education.

The organization was started in 1976 as a volunteer-led, 24-hour Helpline, just a handful of inspired and passionate local activists working hard to give voice and support to survivors. What started as a volunteer-led hotline has grown and blossomed into a leading local nonprofit organization in the Flathead.
The Abbie Shelter was opened in 1994. Since then, the shelter, and its’ programs, has been empowering survivors of intimate partner violence and sexual assault in Flathead County through intervention, advocacy, and education. In 2025, 972 helpline contacts were answered by trained advocates, 23 survivors attended the shelter’s support group, 71 people received emergency hotel services, 31 people lived in the confidential shelter, 12 survivors accessed therapy using Abbie Shelter scholarship, 104 people received help with an Order of Protection, 496 people received help with safety planning, and 1,882.5 hours were donated by volunteers.
Visit with representatives of the Abbie Shelter at the Women’s Fair to learn more about the shelter and its’ programs, as well as find out more about the many ways you can get involved.