Open Theatre Project is planning three productions for 2025-26. A benefit for children is direct participation in the arts. Local youth lack many opportunities of this sort. This exposure may lead to further participation in the arts or perhaps a life-long appreciation of the performing arts. The future may find them engaging in artistic endeavors thus benefiting themselves and their communities.
Discovery House is a shelter care and/or group home for youth, ages ten to eighteen, who need a safe place, care and/or supervision. Placements come from the Montana Department of Family Services and Juvenile Probation. They also often serve as a temporary home for youth who are waiting to go to a foster care home, drug/alcohol treatment, or to another safe place. They focus on giving youth information to help them make positive choices, change attitudes and behaviors and assist them in becoming aware of their strengths giving them opportunity to experience success.
Anaconda Ministerial Project Care helps to provide a means for people, in need, to receive food. Their purpose is to provide a helping hand to families who are experiencing financial difficulties. Their main mission is to keep the food bank open and available for the residents of their community. This assistance could very well allow families to avoid having to choose between groceries, prescriptions, utilities or other essential needs.
Camp H2O is the only local venture if its kind. Through collaboration with multiple service organizations ACI, Inc. continues to pioneer a leadership camp targeting Anaconda middle schools. Camp is 3.5 days of intense positive/social emotion learning, free to students. Camp utilizes a hands on approach to learning as well as group setting and other forms of educational opportunities to improve health.