Montana Kush

Community Foundation

Volunteer

For those who show up.

Trail days, local events, partner projects, and community-forward work across Montana. Supporting the communities that support us.

Two women wearing white Montana Kush Community Foundation shirts showing the front and back print in Montana

Community Forward

The shirt means you were there.

The Foundation volunteer shirt is for the people who put in the time: hauling tables, cleaning trails, checking people in, helping partners, covering events, and staying until the work is done.

Where Volunteers Help

Show up where Montana gathers.

The work is simple on purpose: useful hands, good timing, local respect, and follow-through.

Trail days

Cleanups, trail support, outdoor work days, veteran recreation days, and practical hands-on help.

Local events

Food-truck nights, fundraisers, tournaments, community tables, sponsor setup, and event support.

Partner support

Showing up for nonprofits, teams, veterans groups, educators, organizers, and local leaders already doing the work.

Montana Stories

Helping document the day with photos, recaps, interviews, transcripts, and short videos that give the work a longer life.

Volunteer Code

We showed up.

Come ready to work.

Respect the people already leading.

Help make the day easier.

Leave the place better than you found it.