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Thrive Thrive is a Bozeman-based non-profit providing mentoring, education, & support to children & families across the Gallatin Valley.

Through four evidence-based programs, we connect parents, mentors, educators, & support staff so every child can thrive. Thrive provides mentoring, education, and support for children and families so that everyone in our community has the tools they need to be successful. Our proven programs have been developed using evidence-based practices, adapted to meet local community needs, and rigorously evaluated to ensure program efficacy. Locally grown, nationally known: Thrive's programs have been developed right here in Bozeman to meet the needs of the families who call our valley home. Whether you are sixteen and pregnant or a seasoned parent raising high schoolers, we pride ourselves in providing quality, evidence-based programs - for all families - that are proven to get results. For more information, visit http://www.allthrive.org

Every family deserves a strong start.The Partnership Project is a home visiting program that walks alongside young famil...
10/09/2026

Every family deserves a strong start.

The Partnership Project is a home visiting program that walks alongside young families in the Gallatin Valley. Our Family Support Workers meet with parents in the place that’s most comfortable: home.

Plans are built around each family, because no two families need the same thing. In partnership with Gallatin City County Health.

Learn more at allthrive.org

10/05/2026

Meet Victoria, Thrive Liaison at Ridge View Elementary in Belgrade!

This is Victoria’s first year as a Thrive Liaison, and she’s excited to bring her experience as both a teacher and social worker to help strengthen the Ridge View community.

If you have a kid at Ridge View Elementary and need support this year, reach out to Victoria soon!

Thrive’s new playground is complete!Many hands made this happen - from generous supporters from our campaign “A Place to...
10/02/2026

Thrive’s new playground is complete!

Many hands made this happen - from generous supporters from our campaign “A Place to Play at Thrive” to our business partners at Williams Plumbing (Williams Plumbing and Heating), Holland Concrete, ERES Companies (ERES Companies), and Rivers Landscaping (Rivers Landscaping). First Interstate Bank (First Interstate Bank) put the finishing touches on it, planting trees and assembling toys.

Board Chair Mark Lasswell has stewarded this project from start to finish.

We are so grateful for his steadfast commitment to Gallatin Valley families.

Now they have a place to play at Thrive!

10/02/2026

Meet Melissa, Thrive Liaison at Hawthorne Elementary!

Thrive Liaisons are a resource for families right within their school, helping build a stronger connection between home, school, and the community.

We loved hearing Melissa talk about her role at Hawthorne, and how much she loves supporting families in Bozeman!

To learn more about Thrive’s Parent & Thrive Liaison program, check it out at allthrive.org/programs/parent-liaison

10/01/2026

Meet Heather, Thrive Liaison at Hyalite Elementary!

Thrive Liaisons are here to support families and help strengthen the connection between home and school.

From parenting questions and school concerns to finding helpful resources in the community, Heather is someone Hyalite families can turn to for support, guidance, and connection.

To learn more about Thrive’s Parent & Thrive Liaison program, tap the link in our bio.

09/29/2026

Meet Julie, our Thrive Liaison at Longfellow Elementary! 💙

Thrive Liaisons work in Bozeman and Belgrade schools to help strengthen the connection between home and school and make sure families have someone they can turn to for support.

Whether you have questions about parenting, are looking for community resources, are navigating a concern at school, your school’s liaison is there to help.

You can learn more about our Parent & Thrive Liaison program at the link in our bio.

09/29/2026

Sometimes, being a mentor teaches you just as much as it teaches your mentee 💙

Through our CAP (Child Advancement Project) program, volunteer mentors show up each week to encourage, support, and connect with students in Bozeman and Belgrade schools.

And along the way, our mentors learn a few lessons of their own, about patience, connection, showing up, and seeing the world through someone else’s eyes.

We asked some of our CAP Mentors to share what they’ve learned from their time with their students.

This school year, Thrive is looking for 100 new CAP Mentors to make a difference in the lives of local students.

Interested in becoming a mentor? Apply at the link below!

https://allthrive.org/cap-mentor-application

09/24/2026

Apply to be a CAP Mentor here: https://allthrive.org/cap-mentor-application

There’s a lot to love about being a CAP Mentor with Thrive 💙

For some, it’s watching their student grow in confidence.

For others, it’s simply knowing that showing up each week can make a difference in a child’s life.

Through Thrive’s CAP (Child Advancement Project) program, volunteer mentors are matched one-on-one with students in Bozeman and Belgrade schools to provide encouragement, connection, and a consistent person in their corner.

This school year, our goal is to welcome 100 new CAP Mentors into our community.

We asked some of our CAP Mentors to share what they love about volunteering their time with CAP, and their answers were very touching.

If you’re interested in becoming a CAP Mentor, learn more and sign up at this link: https://allthrive.org/cap-mentor-application

Each September, Greater Gallatin United Way awards community members who have made enormous impacts here in the Gallatin...
09/23/2026

Each September, Greater Gallatin United Way awards community members who have made enormous impacts here in the Gallatin Valley.

Hearty congratulations to United in Action Award recipient Shann Scott, a longtime Thrive board member and community leader.

Also nominated for the Basic Needs Impact Award was Thrive Family Support Worker Katie Arnold and our CAP program for the Youth Success Impact Award.

Hats off to all - your commitment to advancing our mission does not go unnoticed!

Address

407 S Ferguson Avenue
Bozeman, MT
59718

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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+14065873840

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