What You Need To Know About Give Big Gallatin Valley Fundraiser

There is a magical, life-changing 24 hours that happens every year in the Gallatin Valley called 'Give Big'. The Bozeman area has raised millions of dollars for local non-profits over the last 10 years. Your charitable donation goes the furthest during this period of giving.

One Valley Community Foundation’s Give Big Gallatin Valley is a 24-hour celebration of giving to connect generous community members with causes they care about most to raise important funding for Gallatin County nonprofits.
The initiative has raised over $17.4 million for 464 organizations in ten years.
In 2024 alone, Give Big brought 6,018 community members together to raise over $3.13 million for 272 local nonprofits.

Michelle Wolfe

This year, as we celebrate the 11th annual Give Big, our goal is to empower 7,000 of our neighbors to give in just in 24 hours.

We all know the many things that make our Valley such a special place, and this is a crucial opportunity to lift up and support what we value most, both now and for generations to come.

They invite you to join the celebration by visiting GiveBigGV.org from 6 pm May 1st to 6 pm May 2nd and donating to a cause you care about.

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Give Big Gallatin Valley is truly the most impactful 24 hours the Gallatin Valley has all year long. Millions of dollars are raised in essentially ONE DAY.

You can discover the events bringing our community together during 24 hours of giving. From open houses to dance parties, there’s something for everyone. The lounges are a great opportunity

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