This year is Thrive’s 25th Anniversary. For 25 years Thrive has provided information and education to a generation of parents, support and resources to a generation of families and caring mentors to a generation of kids.
- See a list of our current $50k Challenge donors from this year!
Who does thrive help?
This year alone there were 561 children in CAP, 240 girls from all over the state at the Girls for a Change conference and thousands of parents who participated in Parent Place activities like Dynamite Dads or worked with a Parent Liaison or Family Support staff in the Partnership Project.
Do Thrive’s Programs Work?
Our programs have been proven to ensure strong families, successful children and thriving communities. We have been invited to present our model at the national level and are having conversations with state leaders about replicating Thrive programs in other Montana communities. Thrive was voted Bozeman’s Best Non-Profit for a third year in a row. Thrive has so many opportunities to continue to our work and share the lessons we have learned.
How can I help support Thrive?
The mission of Thrive is to encourage healthy family development through community awareness, parent education and support to children and families.
Thrive is excited about the possibilities for the future.
- We are committed to continuing to provide early and ample education and support to parents and their children.
- We hope to work with other organizations to create a community family center that brings together multiple services that help families succeed.
- We want to assist other communities to develop comprehensive family support programs.
- We will continue to provide training to teachers across the state that will help them to effectively engage parents as partners.
- We will work tirelessly to increase local, regional, and state support for proactive programs that educate parents, mentor children and support families.
More than 25 years of programs for Bozeman and Belgrade area children and families:
- Child Advancement Project (CAP)
- The Parent Place
- Partnership Project to Strengthen Families
- Parent Liaison
- Girls For A Change




