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Gorgeous handmade Kenyan and Maasai goods. Remember 100% of your purchase goes to supporting MOM projects like Homeward Bound, local service projects, clean water, school lunch programs and education in Kenya and the Philippines, and helping Ukrainian refugees fleeing the war get back on their feet. Shop for a cause and get beautiful one of a kind gifts for weddings, graduation, friends or for you!
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Shopping for a cause THIS SATURDAY

We are so excited for the Spring Fling craft fair TOMORROW, Saturday, April 29th at the civic center in Big Timber! We will be there from 9:00-3:00 with some gorgeous handmade goods and super cool MOM swag. Come by and say hi! And remember 100% of your purchase goes to supporting MOM projects like Homeward Bound, local service projects, clean water, school lunch programs and education in Kenya and the Philippines, and helping Ukrainian refugees fleeing the war get back on their feet. Shop for a cause and get beautiful one of a kind gifts for weddings, graduation, friends or for you!

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Food and fuel prices are rising worldwide. Montana on a Mission continues to provide a nutritious lunch each day to all 117 students at Calunasan Sur primary school. We need YOUR help to keep this incredibly important school lunch program going. It now costs more than $20 per student per month to provide a hot and healthy lunch each day at school. For some students it may be the only meal they get all day. Please consider making a generous gift today or better yet, become a monthly sponsor.
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School Lunch Program needs YOU!

Food and fuel prices are rising worldwide. Montana on a Mission continues to provide a nutritious lunch each day to all 117 students at Calunasan Sur primary school. We need YOUR help to keep this incredibly important school lunch program going. It now costs more than $20 per student per month

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water scarcity makes life in rural Kenya a struggle for the families there. Montana on a Mission partners with the community to bring clean water and opportunities.
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The ‘secret’ to success

There’s always work to do. Maintenance and supervision of projects by Montana on a Mission local employees is what keeps the clean water flowing to the tens of thousands of people who depend on them for water daily. Did you know that up to 80% of the wells drilled in Africa are defunct for want of basic maintenance. We are committed to keeping 100% of Montana on a Mission boreholes flowing for generations to come!

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Relief for the hurting

Thanks to your generous donations emergency relief in the form of food, water, clothing and shelter is going out to folks suffering from severe drought in Kenya and those working towards recovery from the category 4 typhoon in Bohol, Philippines. Thank you for showing the Love of Christ! They are praising God because of your provision!

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