Help keep this work in community hands.
MITA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Your gift supports the people and programs that connect Montana’s tribal communities through tourism.

Ways to give
Give online
Online giving opens soon. We are setting it up now. Until then, mail a check, or get in touch and we will help you give the way that suits you.
Mail a check
Make it payable to Montana Indigenous Tourism Alliance and send it to:
Montana Indigenous Tourism Alliance
P.O. Box 323
Crow Agency, MT 59022
Other ways to give
Some gifts are worth planning with your advisor.
Donor-advised fund
If you give through a donor-advised fund, recommend a grant to Montana Indigenous Tourism Alliance. Your fund’s provider will ask for our legal name and EIN, listed below.
Gift from an IRA
If you are 70½ or older, you may be able to give straight from your IRA as a qualified charitable distribution. Ask your IRA provider how, and check the tax treatment with them or your advisor.
Foundations and partners
MITA welcomes conversations with foundations and partners who care about Indigenous-led economic development, cultural stewardship, rural communities, and storytelling. Our greatest need is flexible, multi-year support.
Start a conversationGive your time
Not every gift is money. Join as a member, come to a gathering, or share what you know.
See membershipWhat your gift supports
Grants pay for projects. Gifts keep the organization standing between them.
- Statewide coordination. Keeping relationships with tribal communities, partners, and tourism organizations.
- Community engagement. Steering committees, ambassadors, meetings, travel, and the conversations that build trust.
- Storytelling. First Peoples Montana, the podcast, and other ways visitors hear from Indigenous voices.
- A sound organization. The financial, governance, and reporting systems a statewide nonprofit needs.
For your records
- Legal name
- Montana Indigenous Tourism Alliance
- Tax status
- 501(c)(3) nonprofit
- EIN
- 33-2066219
- P.O. Box 323
Crow Agency, MT 59022 - Questions
- info@visitmita.org
406-845-6569
Gifts to MITA are tax-deductible to the extent the law allows. This page is not tax advice.