Initiatives


 

The House Next Door

Since it’s inception, more than 35 individuals have relished in the comfort of a safe, secure place providing hospitality and health!

Quite literally next door to The Way Home MT headquarters, The House Next Door fulfills the basic need of shelter for people in transition. Containing four bedrooms, this property connects individuals and families with stable housing, allowing them to focus on further aspects of their lives such as gainful employment, poverty issues or mental illness to break the cycle of homelessness. Temporary affordable housing establishes longterm housing solutions. 


Initiative timeline: 

  • April 1, 2021 – Purchase Price $220,000

  • July 1, 2021 – Down Payment | FUNDED

  • May 1, 2022 – Loan Secured

  • June 1, 2022 – SOLD!


Needs for What’s Next

Material or financial donation requests:

  • (2) Gas Forced-Air Units & A/C Unit - $22,000

  • (7) Vinyl Windows - $3,500 FUNDED

  • Stovetop Range with Oven - $500

  • Dishwasher - $500

  • Interior Paint - $500

  • Carpet/Vinyl flooring - $1500

Donate Financially


3020 Cedar Project

The Way Home MT Work Day

Matthew and Amber Anderson and sons, The Way Home MT board member, Lance Ivanish and Dawn Heibner helped in prime the property for the Bank Volunteer Day.


First Interstate Bank Volunteer Day

The staff from 1st Interstate Bank painted, roofed a shed and built fencing.

THANK YOU to Shayla Lesh, Jeff Rodenbaugh, Andi Gardner, Christine Cheguis, Kaitlyn Perkins, Michele Hedge, Krista Stubblefield, Heidi Chamberlin, Ben Barlog, Haylee Fauth, Randi Madsen, Chandra Seminole, Sierra Schiller, Deb Shaw and Pat Cline!


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Home for a Mother and Daughter | FUNDED

The Way Home MT (TWHMT) secured a loan and is purchasing this property. Through a rental agreement with Nikki, it allowed her to have stable housing until she was ready to move on to another home!

For over 2 years, TWHMT sponsored Nikki, providing housing and mentoring in financial literacy, life and relationship skills as well as spiritual needs. 

Nikki has worked extremely hard to support her daughter and herself and will be completing her schooling as a certified elementary teacher.