We Are Missoula

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Found Housing with HAN!

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Working
Together

It can be hard to effect social change and develop public leaders when people are divided across civic, economic, political, and religious lines.

The Missoula Interfaith Collaborative (MIC) was founded in response to a growing sense that something was missing in our community. We’re a group of people from all different backgrounds who have come together to build relationships, learn about each other, and work together for the common good.

We believe that by getting to know each other better, we can start to see that we share more similarities than differences. And when we work together, we can accomplish amazing things.

Together We Are Building a stronger Community

Meet Our Staff Members

MIC Administration:

Casey Dunning, Executive Director

Rose Konda, Business Manager

Anita Castro, Administration Assistant

Samantha Dwyer, Grants Manager

Jennie Vader, Finance and Operations Consultant

Housing Advocate Network (HAN):

Zeke Campfield, HAN Director

Krista Kaarre, HAN Manager

Jennifer Bauman, Family Houselessness Prevention & Stabilization Coordinator

Family Promise (FP):

Rebecca Pettit, FP Director

PJ Willett, FP Manager

Development and Communications

Rebecca Pettit, Development Director

Sarah Butts, Engagement and Communications Manager

Missoula Works (MW):

Colin McKearnan, MW Director

JD Partain, MW Get It Done Manager

Jennifer McCarter, Missoula Works Program Manager

Front Door Hosts:

Roswell O’Connell

Celeste Yeager; Community of Belonging Support

What People Say About Us

Community Testimonials

“HAN is such a unique and inspirational program; I have witnessed firsthand how impactful it can be for folks experiencing homelessness. HAN volunteers provide a level of one-on-one, tailored support and personal investment that many organizations simply do not have time or capacity for.”

RosaMIC Volunteer

“Homelessness is not just about not having a home, although I believe everyone is entitled to adequote housing, it's also about not having a community and not having connection and MIC, with all of their programs, provides all of those things. MIC goes beyond just a quick fix but really provide ongoing support for people they've housed, help find employment, etc. I really love their approach and outreach.”

Rika WishcamperMIC Donor

“I volunteer because I find it personally rewarding. Keeps me active in my retirement. Makes me feel a part of the community.”

JoeMIC Volunteer

This is what we stand for

1. Respect, Trust, and Collaboration

All congregations and community organizations will have the ability, respect, and trust to work together.

2. Our Mission

To draw people together across civic, economic, political and religious divides to affect social change and develop public leaders. We exist to strengthen community organizations, generate leaders, and foster meaningful relationships as we act together for the common good.