<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1rlSpN_1FNSiCJ400" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1rlSpN_1FNSiCJ400" width="800" height="450" >BOZEMAN, Mont. — A new partnership between Greater Gallatin United Way and Bozeman Health could create a major resource hub for nonprofits across southwest Montana.The organizations announced plans to transform a Bozeman Health property into a center designed to reduce costs and expand collaboration.The space will become United Way’s headquarters and a shared nonprofit capacity center.Organizers say the center will offer affordable office space, meeting rooms, training facilities, technology resources and volunteer infrastructure.“The nonprofit center is intended to be a community space for nonprofits to come together and most importantly to have inexpensive operating space. We know nonprofits are being priced out of commercial real estate right now and so this is an opportunity for them to come together, share resources, challenges, and opportunities to solve some of our community's most pressing challenges,” said Kim Hall, CEO for Greater Gallatin United Way.Bozeman Health says selling the building at a fair market value reflects its broader commitment to the community’s well-being.“Our mission is to improve community health and quality of life. But only a small part of every individual's health happens at the doctor's office or in the hospital. A large part of it is influenced by factors in the community and your family and your home and all the work that Greater Gallatin United Way does to support families in need,” said Dr. Kathryn Bertany, CEO for Bozeman Health.Right now, the building houses Bozeman Health's outpatient lab. Lab services will continue as normal for up to five years while a new location is in the works.Meanwhile Greater Gallatin United Way is launching a capital campaign to purchase, renovate and equip the property.It’s also working with nonprofits, businesses, donors and community leaders to help shape the center.“We’re working to build an infrastructure of support to make sure that they not only can operate here but can provide their best services and resources to wrap around all of us here who call this place home,” said Hall.Over the next 10 years, participating nonprofits are projected to redirect more than $1.8 million back into programs, services and local jobs.</div></body>

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BOZEMAN, Mont. — A new partnership between Greater Gallatin United Way and Bozeman Health could create a major resource hub for nonprofits across southwest Montana. The organizations announced plans to transform a Bozeman Health property into a center designed to reduce costs and expand collaboration. The space will become...

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BOZEMAN, Mont. — A new partnership between Greater Gallatin United Way and Bozeman Health could create a major resource hub for nonprofits across southwest

Organizations work toward affordable hub for nonprofits

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