Community Involvement

Giving Back

At our heart we are a Montana community bank. We are part of each community we serve. We volunteer, donate, build, educate, and strive to make our communities stronger. We believe being part of community means giving back. We invest in our communities with a variety of sponsorships, grants, donations, and hours of staff volunteer time.

Sponsorships and Donations

Opportunity Bank of Montana is committed to our mission to provide strong financial futures for Montanans. Gifts are evaluated based on market or executive leadership recommendations, community impact and alignment with our Charitable Contributions Guidelines. Recipients include health and human services programs and organizations, K-12 and higher education, civic and community development, and/or arts and cultural activities. Unsolicited requests will be referred to branches. Requests are regularly reviewed. Areas deemed to be less appropriate to receive funding are:

Organizations outside the communities the Bank serves.
Individuals, political campaigns, or religious organizations for religious purposes.

To apply for a donation, please submit the form below.

Event Date or Deadline

Name of Organization

Tax ID Number

Is your organization designated by the IRS as a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit?

Yes

If you were referred by a Bank employee or Board Member, please list here (optional)

First & Last Name of Contact

Phone Number

Address

Address Line 2

City

State

Choose...

Zip

Official Event Name

Event Description (Max 300 characters)

Amount requested

How will the contribution be used? (Max 400 characters)

Number served by project, organization, or event

Geographical Area Served

Please list all the sponsor benefits associated with your project, organization, or event

Are there Bank employee volunteer or service opportunities with your project, organization, or event?

Yes

Attach any additional details or supporting documentation

Community Reinvestment Act/Community Development

The Community Reinvestment Act defines moderate-income as 80% of the Estimated Median Family Income. The Estimated Family Median Family Income guidelines can be found at http://www.ffiec.gov/census/default.aspx and looked up by county or metropolitan statistical area (MSA).

% of individuals organization provides services for qualifying as low- or moderate-income, according to FFIEC income qualification stated above, if applicable: