Flowing Back to the Community Series:
Presented by Tito's Handmade Vodka

Live music has the power to bring people together and make an impact beyond the stage.

Through the Flowing Back to the Community concert series, Tito’s Handmade Vodka and Logjam Presents are supporting Montana nonprofits that help protect the lands, wildlife, and communities that make our state special.

Throughout the year, select events at KettleHouse Amphitheater, The Wilma, and The ELM will spotlight local organizations focused on conservation, stewardship, food security, and community support. Each featured event will include a donation from Tito’s and opportunities to raise awareness for the nonprofit’s mission.

Together, we’re connecting unforgettable live music experiences with meaningful community impact—giving back to the people and places that make Montana home.

Partners

Event Schedule

Nonprofit Partners

Five Valleys Land Trust

Featured at Ziggy Marley 6/28

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Their mission is to protect for future generations western Montana’s natural legacy – our water, wildlife habitats, agricultural lands, and community open spaces.

The Five Valleys they serve are the Bitterroot, the Blackfoot, the upper Clark Fork, the lower Clark Fork, and the Mission-Jocko.

They believe that the character of these valleys, and the thriving communities in them, is rooted in the clean rivers, open lands, and abundant wildlife that surround them. They work with communities, private landowners, governments, and other partners to protect these natural treasures for the benefit of this and future generations.

Glacier National Park Conservancy

Featured at Maren Morris 7/25

The Glacier National Park Conservancy is the official nonprofit fundraising partner for Glacier National Park. With your support, they provide funding for vital projects and programs that preserve and protect the park for future generations. Learn more at glacier.org

The Conservancy focuses on a few core areas to make this mission a reality:

• Preservation: Funding trail restorations, native plant restorations, and historic structure preservation.

• Wildlife Protection: Supporting research initiatives and habitat protection.

• Education: Providing visitor education and youth corps programs to connect people with the park.

Missoula Food Bank

Featured at Andy Grammer 7/31

Missoula Food Bank leads the movement to end hunger through advocacy, volunteerism and healthy food for all. Donations help keep food on the shelves of its pantry, which provides groceries to more than 23,000 Missoulians each year.

Missoula Food Bank & Community Center envisions a community that embraces food justice, where:

Everyone is food secure; those most impacted are a leading voice in the solutions to poverty and hunger; no one feels shame or experiences stigma when asking for help; every child is nourished and has an equal opportunity to learn, grow and succeed; every senior has access to the food they need to age with dignity regardless of mobility, transportation or health barriers; social safety net programs are recognized as part of the solution; everyone can afford their basic needs.

Wildland Firefighter Foundation

Featured at NEEDTOBREATHE 8/23

The Wildland Firefighter Foundation is dedicated to supporting the brave men and women who risk their lives to protect our forests, homes, and communities.

They provide assistance to firefighters and their families in times of need. Their mission is to honor, support, and assist wildland firefighters and their families through financial aid, physical and emotional support, advocacy, and community.

Trout Unlimited (West Slope Chapter)

Featured at Lettuce x Missoula Symphony Orchestra 8/28

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Montana Trout Unlimited conserves, protects and restores Montana’s coldwater fisheries and their watersheds. Their work includes:

Advocating for clean water, robust stream flows, healthy habitat, and naturally functioning watersheds and floodplains; promoting fishery management that preserves and improves populations of wild fish; working with agencies and landowners to conduct projects across the state that restore water quality, streamflows, healthy riparian habitats and natural stream function; defending the rights of anglers to access Montana’s streams and rivers for fishing and other recreational purposes; and educating the public about the importance of clean water and healthy wild fisheries.

As the year continues, more nonprofit partners will be featured in the Flowing Back to the Community Series.

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