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How Allies In Aging Is Funded: A Community Partnership
At Allies in Aging, our work is made possible through a thoughtful blend of community generosity, earned revenue, and public investment. This balanced funding model allows us to serve older adults across Yellowstone County with stability, flexibility, and accountability. We are deeply grateful for the shared commitment behind both private and public dollars that sustain this work. Donations from Supporters — 12% Gifts from individual donors, families, businesses, and communit

Allies in Aging
Apr 212 min read


Aging Well, One Box at a Time: How CSFP Helps Older Adults Keep Food on the Table
Good nutrition is a quiet foundation of aging well. In Yellowstone County, the Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) helps older adults keep their pantries stocked with nutrient-rich staples each month. For many, this 35-pound box of groceries is more than food—it’s a lifeline, providing stability, independence, and connection to the community

Allies in Aging
Jan 64 min read


The Importance of Supporting Nonprofits
Nonprofits are the backbone of our community - supporting wellbeing, stabilizing crises, and creating opportunities for people of every age. While a few recent situations have shaken public trust, the overwhelming majority of Yellowstone County nonprofits remain transparent, accountable, and mission-driven. This giving season, we invite you to learn, ask questions, and support the organizations doing vital work every day.

Allies in Aging
Dec 8, 20253 min read


Because of Your Support, a Senior Found Independence & His Family Found Peace
Because of support from people like you, a Senior immediately found independence and his family found peace of mind.

Allies in Aging
Nov 21, 20252 min read
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