Public Safety Nonprofits in Montana

Public Safety organizations operating in Montana — revenue, assets, and AI-powered transparency analysis from IRS 990 data.

63Organizations
$9.2MTotal Revenue
$10.3MTotal Assets
68/100Avg Mission Score

Top Public Safety Organizations in Montana

#OrganizationCityRevenueScore
1 Yellowstone Mountain Club Public Safety And Privacy Inc Bozeman $4.8M 85/100
2 Tri County Firesafe Working Group Helena $717K —
3 Sula Rural Volunteer Fire Dept Sula $639K —
4 Darby Fire Dept Darby $490K —
5 Creston Firefighters Association Kalispell $446K —
6 Worden Fire Department Inc Worden $421K —
7 Montana City Volunteer Fire Dept Montana City $413K —
8 Augusta Volunteer Fire Department Augusta $218K —
9 Friends Of Bigfork Fire Department Bigfork $211K —
10 Clancy Volunteer Fire Dept Clancy $204K —
11 Hamilton Volunteer Fire Department Hamilton $143K 92/100
12 Sheridan Firefighters Association Sheridan $128K —
13 Fairfield Volunteer Fire Department Fairfield $105K —
14 Grasshopper Valley Volunteer Fire Company Polaris $64K —
15 Broadus Volunteer Fire Department Inc Broadus $52K —
16 Bear Paw Volunteer Fire Department Inc Havre $49K —
17 Whitefish Firefighters Association Whitefish $49K —
18 Friends Of Smith Valley Fire District Kalispell $31K —
19 Fuego Billings $21K —
20 Ismay Rural Fire District Ismay $2K —

Public Safety Nonprofits by City in Montana

Bozeman (3) Kalispell (2) Lavina (2) Billings (2) Butte (2) Darby (2) Helena (2) Whitefish (2) Hamilton (2) Belgrade (2) Big Arm (1) Heron (1) Sheridan (1) Ekalaka (1) Worden (1)

Frequently Asked Questions

How many public safety nonprofits are in Montana?

There are 63 public safety nonprofits in Montana, with $9.2M in combined revenue and $10.3M in total assets.

What is the largest public safety nonprofit in Montana?

The largest public safety nonprofit in Montana by revenue is Yellowstone Mountain Club Public Safety And Privacy Inc with $4.8M in annual revenue.

How do public safety nonprofits in Montana spend their money?

Spending data is being compiled.

How can I verify a public safety nonprofit in Montana?

Check the organization's Mission Score, review red flags, examine spending breakdowns, and verify their IRS 990 filings on NonprofitSpending. Legitimate nonprofits typically spend 65%+ of their budget on programs.

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