Welcome to the Montana Nonprofit Advocacy and Information Network!

The Montana Nonprofit Advocacy and Information Network is the primary tool that MNA utilizes to communicate with our membership, the broader nonprofit sector, and the general public.  Network subscribers receive a monthly eNews and periodic announcements covering the following areas:

• Advocacy and Public Policy Alerts
• Discount Products and Services for Nonprofits
• Training and Networking Events
• Organizational Development Resources
• Technical Assistance Tips
• Funding Opportunities
• Nonprofit Industry News and Trends
• Governor's Task Force on Endowments and Philanthropy Updates

Governor's Task Force on Endowments and Philanthropy - Subscriber's can also elect to receive information regarding philanthropic issues and the work of the Task Force.  Established in 1994, the Task Force provides new strategies to secure permanent charitable resources for communities and organizations while expanding philanthropy for all Montanans.

Already Signed Up?
The Network is open to both members and non-members.  However, many MNA members are already signed up, all you have to do is enter your email address where you want to receive the alerts and choose a password. If you forget your password or you have been receiving the emails but want to update your information, click the "forgot your password?" link up above and enter the email address where you have received the emails. Your password will then be mailed to you and you can enter the center and update your information.

About MNA
Founded in 2001, MNA is a membership organization of 501(c)(3) nonprofits that promotes a stronger nonprofit sector, a supportive public climate, and the ability of nonprofits to accomplish their missions.  Representing the richness and diversity of Montana’s nonprofits, MNA’s members address a broad array of missions, come from all four corners of the state, and range in size from the largest organizations to the smallest unstaffed nonprofits.  MNA achieves its mission through advocacy and public policy; access to affordable goods and services; training and professional development; research and education; and strategic communications.