BIG FLATCOMMUNITY GRAIN BIN

 TURNER, MONTANA HOME OF THE TURNER TORNADOES

HOW CAN YOU HELP?

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GRANTS & SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED

Grants, Scholarships & Funded Projects

Adult Ed

Vacation Raffle 2023

Community Center

Clubs & Organizations

Grants, Scholarships & Funded Projects

Learn about ways we give back to the Big Flat Community with our grants, scholarships and funded projects.

Community Center

BFCGB board recently was in contact with a party who intends to build and operate an event center privately here in the community, so we will step back from working on this project.

Adult Ed

The BFCGB's Adult Education program has been a raging SUCCESS! Learn more.

Vacation Raffle 2023

4 chances to win, only 300 tickets available! Purchase your tickets today.

Clubs, Organizations & Businesses

Click here to see more info on clubs and organizations The Big Flat has to offer.

Churches

Explore the different churches The Big Flat has to offer.

The Mission of the Big Flat Community Grain Bin, Inc. is to build upon the foundations established by previous generations by enhancing and supporting the charitable efforts of local organizations and the public school. ~November 22, 2011

The Big Flat Community Grain Bin began as the result of community meetings that were held in 2008 to explore the possibility of creating a grocery store cooperative. At that meeting, other challenges were discussed regarding ways in which to develop the geographic area known as the Big Flat surrounding Turner and Hogeland, Montana. While the grocery co-op would culminate several years later, preparations immediately began for formation of a 501(c)(3) non-profit foundation with the intent and purpose of supporting the school and the community, as was expressed in community surveys held at that time. Fundraising began for the filing fees needed for the IRS application, and strategic planning took place.

Formal paperwork was filed in November of 2011, and in May of 2012, just prior to the Turner Centennial Celebration, the Big Flat Community Grain Bin, Inc. received official notification of its acceptance by the Internal Revenue Service of its 501(c)(3) non-profit status. Since its infancy, the BFCGB has taken the first steps down a long road toward sustainability of the school and the Big Flat.

JOIN THE COMMUNITY

Do you wish to contribute to the Big Flat Community Grain Bin’s mission?  We graciously accept any and all contributions toward furthering our purpose and adding to the wellness of the Big Flat region.  

Big Flat Community Grain Bin is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Donations are tax-deductible. © Big Flat Community Grain Bin 2022. All rights reserved. Terms of service.