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- George and Joleen Barce
- William D.Barron
- James M. and Patricia S. Binger
- Joe and Gerry Browning
- Joyce Cadieux
- Jules J. and Ann E. Clavadetscher
- Catherine Cooney
- John S. and Elaine C. Cowan
- Jack and Lieanne Cross Family
- Duford Family Trust
- Bob and Sharon Fulton
- John and Nancy Glueckert
- Jens and Jacqueline Gran
- Hib and Mildred Hanson
- Arn and Lois Hart
- Charles M. and Henrietta M. Jarecki
- Gregory T. and Susan R. McCormick
- Lou and Irene Marchello
- Jon and Liz Marchi
- Bob Marsenich and Karen McMullen
- John and Tina Mercer
- Mauri and Barbara Morin
- Carmine Mowbray
- William E. and Margaret A. Olson
- Matthew H. and Evonne S. O'Neill
- Mickey Rosa and the Estate of Richard Rosa
- Carl and Peggy Seifert
- Dr. Gayle and Helen Siemers
- Rick and Kathy Skates
- Jim and Barb Sohm
- John R. and Patricia M. Stene
- Stene Aviation
- Michael A. and Janna J. Taylor
- Marcus A. and Becky S.Vergeront
- Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
- Montana Community Foundation
- Polson Rotary Club
- Soroptimist International of Polson
- First Citizens Bank
- First Interstate Bank
- Glacier Bank
- Penny Jarecki, President
- Liz Marchi, Vice President
- Jules Clavadetscher, Secretary
- Bill Olson, Treasurer
- George Barce
- John Mercer
- Dave Rensvold
- Darlis Smith
- Nancy Glueckert
In 2011, our third year of awarding grants, the recipients were:
- Loaves & Fish Food Pantry
- Community Gardens
- Carl A. Ross Memorial Foundation---Red Cross swim program
- Foster Grandparents Program
- Boys & Girls Club
- Miracle of America Museum
- Polson Flathead Historical Museum
- North Lake County Public Library
- Polson Community Development Agency
In 2010, our second year of awarding grants, the recipients were:
- Family Matters/Coalition for Kids
- Loaves and Fishes Pantry
- Mission Mountain Enterprises
- Big Arm Association
- Carl A. Ross Foundation—2011 swim program
- Miracle of America Museum
- Foster Grandparents Program
- CASA
- Polson City Library
At the conclusion of our first year, we are able to award our first grants in 2009:
- Girls ages 11 to 14 will learn leadership skills at a summer camp that lead to productive, meaningful, violence-free lives. (Domestic Violence Education Services: DOVES).
- Residents in the greater Polson area will receive clearer details on numerous benefits gained by establishing a North County Public Library District. (Polson City Library grant.)
- Parents will learn how to capture teachable moments that enhance their child's language, social development, and motor skills. (Coalition for Kids.)
- An educational series will be held next summer at Polson Flathead Historical Museum in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of homesteading on the Reservation.
- A Saturday night hang-out for youth looking for good clean fun with like-minded peers will receive matching funds for a projector to provide more activities at the Zone Café.
- Mission Valley Aquatics will be assisted in printing the "Case for Support" folders, a marketing tool to complement their capital campaign.
- Cancer patients and families will have a more spacious, private and accessible area used for weekly oncology visits. (St. Joseph Medical Center.)
- The John Dowdall Theatre will soon be enhanced with more spacious and beautiful landscaping for intermission enjoyment. (Mission Valley Friends of the Arts.)
- A community art studio will be available through a remodel of Sandpiper Gallery.
Greater Polson Community Foundation
PO Box 314
Polson, MT 59860
(406) 883-2248
Contact: Penny Jarecki
E-mail: pennymt@centurytel.net
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