1. • 814 miles of trail constructed/maintained
• 733 acres protected from wildfire
• 24,010 plants and trees planted
• 7,730 trail structures constructed/repaired
• 150,000 rainbow trout tagged for biological
studies of fish stocking programs
• 54,270 acres treated for noxious weeds
• 947 acres of habitat/wetlands enhanced
• 1,176 homes weatherized
• 24,900 hazardous or fallen trees cleared
• 114,250 prairie dog burrows treated to
restore endangered black-footed ferrets
THE POWER OF SERVICE
In 2014, 421MCC corps members served
359,864 hours in 145 Montana communities with
376 nonprofits, schools, agencies, partners, and donors
to recruit 1,780 volunteers and leverage $2 million
in AmeriCorps funds into over $5.8 million
in services to the public in every Montana county.
For more information: Jono McKinney, President & CEO
206 N Grand Ave • Bozeman, MT 59715
(406) 587-4475 • jonomckinney@mtcorps.org • www.mtcorps.org
MCC is recognized as tax-exempt by the IRS under Section 501(c)(3), Tax ID #81-0467431
ANNUAL REPORT 2014

2. FINANCIALS
MCC competes nationally for AmeriCorps funding and leverages it with other support to
engage young people in service to meet priority public needs. For more detailed financial
information, visit MCC at www.mtcorps.org.
Source of Funds
AmeriCorps Grants
Project Partnerships
Contributions & Grants
Total
$2,053,957
$3,480,340
$234,081
$5,768,378
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
36%
60%
4%
Use of Funds
$5,252,025
$448,715
$5,700,740
Program Support
Admin & Fundraising
Total
1
2
1
2
1
2
92%
8%
“I learned so much about myself and working with others. My crew left every piece of land we
encountered better than when we found it. I was surprised how much my goals shifted from just
doing good project work with my crew to a greater sense of purpose for the community at large.”
CONTINUING A POWERFUL LEGACY
With the start of the CCC in 1933, conservation corps have been instrumental in
deploying young people to projects where they can achieve significant on-the-ground
results. In 2014 MCC corps members were the caretakers of 814 miles of trails in our most
cherished public places, like the Bob Marshall Wilderness, the Rattlesnake Recreation
Area, and Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks. They also treated over 54,000 acres
for invasive weeds, which cause billions of dollars in damages and losses on habitat,
watersheds, farms, and ranchlands. While noteworthy, results like these are magnified
tenfold when MCC corps members realize that their ability to impact the world is far
greater than even these conservation achievements.
By weaving together leadership development, civic engagement, and training with hands-
on service in the outdoors, MCC helps young people develop vital competencies that
build a foundation for achieving success throughout life. MCC helps participants develop
specifically in the critical areas of leadership, communication and teambuilding, service
and citizenship, stewardship, and hard work for quality results. Through their service, our
corps members experience the full measure of their character and discover their capacity
to lead in their lives and communities.
MCC fundamentally believes that, now more than ever, the civic engagement of young
people is vital for both their individual development and a well-functioning democracy.
MCC believes that the true power of a corps experience is in helping young people realize
their ability and responsibility to be leading citizens in strengthening the civic, social, and
conservation fabric of our nation.
• Geoffrey Birnbaum – Missoula
• Swep Davis – Bozeman
• Leslie DeWitt – Kalispell
• Heather Grenier – Bozeman
• James Hedges – Bozeman
• Bob Hermes – Lakeside
• Matt Jennings – Missoula
• Martha Kauffman – Bozeman
• Steve Kratville – Missoula
• Gina McIntyre Colton – Billings
• Lynda Moss – Billings
• Steve Nelsen – Helena
• Leon Pattyn – Billings
• Chris Pope – Bozeman
• Trudi Schmidt – Great Falls
• Karen Walsh – Bozeman
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
NatalieW. (Expedition ‘14) passing the torch to new MCC members.

3. $50,000 & ABOVE: National Fish & Wildlife Foundation $10,000 - $49,999: Cross Charitable
Foundation • Dennis & Phyllis Washington Foundation • REI $5,000 - $9,999: Blue Cross Blue
Shield of Montana • Cinnabar Foundation • Robert & Carol Hermes • Mountain Bike Missoula
• Murphy Oil USA, Inc. $1,000 - $4,999: Edwin & Marieluise Artzt • Beartooth Back Country
Horsemen • Carol Bibler & Jim Watson • Gina McIntyre Colton & Shane Colton • Tim & Kathy
Crawford, Pheasant Farms LLC • Davis Charitable Trust • Swep & Brenda Davis • Bruce Ennis &
Maggie Davis • Larry & Pamela Garlick • Gregg & Renee Harris • Martha & John Kauffman • Steve
& Sandy Kratville • Max & Betty Swanson Foundation • Jono & Laurie McKinney • Richardson
McKinney • Mysun Charitable Foundation • NorthWestern Energy • Chris & Maddy Pope •
Thoroughfare Foundation • K.C. & Karen Walsh $500 - $999: Theresa Bushman • Teresa & Lee
Gault • Chase & Emily Hibbard • Debbie & Tom Lewis • Joe McCarty & Priscilla Wisner • Missoula
Community Foundation • Montana Trail Crew • Hayley Mortimer • Owenhouse ACE Hardware •
Lisa & William Pieringer • Pam Pipal • Laura & Dave Roe • Mary Shannon $100 - $499: Kathy
& Robert Bean • Daniel Berkman • Lisa & Ken Boone • Cricket & Rex Brien • Todd & Brooke
Buchanan • Amie Butler • Mario Colucci • Courtney Dressler • Marni Edmiston • Bill & Marylou
Frawley • Janet & Daniel Fruechte • Smai Fullerton • Robert & Susan Gault • James Gilliam •
Randy & Nora Gray • Heather Grenier • Greg & Jane Hanchett • James Hedges & Leslie Allen
• Sean Holbine • Matt & Kate Jennings • Jerry Meyers Aviation • Cassidy & Cliff Kipp • Sarah
Lamanuzzi • Joanna Litt • Michael Lopez • Richard Lyon • Mr. & Mrs. B. Lee Mallory • Kathy &
Jeff Marker • McDowell Foundation • Joseph & Theresa Meek • Jonathan Morgan • Tina & Toby
Morse • Myhre Family Foundation Fund • Steve & Judy Nelsen • Eric Newman • Alan & Nancy
Nicholson • Aurora Northerner • Northrop Grumman Information Systems • Oboz Footwear •
Tracy Oulman & Thomas Rudolph • Judythe Patberg • Tim & Lorna Paulson • George Risi & Willa
Craig • Edward Rosenthal • Scott & Andrea Rosenzweig • Maureen & Mike Scharf • Mark Stafford
• State Employees’ Combined Giving Campaign • Shannon Stober • Paul Strom & Janis
Hayes-Strom • TicketPrinting.Com • Breanna Truelove • Tim Warner & Heather Margolis • Beth
Wells • Wendy & Sven Wigert • Yellowstone Valley Brewing Company • Patricia & Jeff Zais
UPTO $99: ableBanking Customers • AmazonSmile • Baja Fresh/Canyon Burger • Hannah
Baker • Kathy Berg & Edward Fersch • Josh Blew • Jennifer Bobka • Warren & Mary Kate Boling
• Matthew Bowser & Nia Vestal • Lucianne Brieger & Steve Elliott • William Brown & Amy Gibler
Brown • Dyan & John Burroughs • Gary & Cynthia Campbell • Therese & Craig Cardosi • Zachary
Cardosi • Thomas & Rhonda Christensen • Mike & Judy Clayton • Emily Cox • Vincent & Margaret
D’Angelo • Denise deBombelles • Joan & Eric Dentler • David & Marjorie Dewing • Lisa & Leon
Doney • Mark & Joy Earls • Mattie & James Easter • Deana & Stan Fry • Dan Gengler & Lucy
Morell-Gengler • Mark & Heidi Genito • Bruce & Gloria George • Lisa Green • Lucy Greer • Kathie
& Douglas Haacke • Layla Haberman • Michel Hafner • Donald & Sue Anne Hoem • John Ilgenfritz
& Sheena Wilson • Julie & Frank Irizarry • Craig Johnson • Elizabeth Jones • Sevim & Geoffrey
Jumper • Dr. Leonard & Sandra Kamen • Mary Kennedy • Miranda Kersten • Vicky M. Kipp •
Laura & Karl Koenig • Chris & Vicki Kolstad • Richard & Carol Leeman • Christopher & Barbara
Manos • Paul Matalonis & Kathy Livingston • Patricia Mazurek • Margaret & John McCadden •
Sherina McIntyre • Kelly & Kim McKeehan • Montana Legislative Audit Division • Tom Moose
• Natalie Morgan • Lynda Moss • Norine Nagle • Jan & Robert Nitcher • Mary Nittinger • Erik
Nugent • Nancy Orong • Leon & Theresa Pattyn • Melvin & Wendy Pendergraph • Gary & Siobhan
Peters • James Preston • Maia Rauschenberg • Joyce E Rawson Revocable Trust • Rosemary
Rivera & Ray Parker • Tracy Rogers • Sarah Scarborough • Judith Schillo • Debbie & Lee Slupianek
• Tamar Small • Warren & Priscilla Smith • Nick Sovner & Cheri Thornton • Cathy Stewart & Jeffery
Padgett • Rhyno Stinchfield • Pat & Trina Stivers • Rick & Susan Stone • John & Kelly Sveen • Chuck
& Gigi Swenson • Kevin Sylvester • Charlsey Thornton & Lisa Slupianek • Bobby Tillett • Chris
Trombley • Mary & Roy Tunby • Paul Valent • Carrie Wade • Vicki Watson • Russell & Katherine
Whisler • Stephen & Leslie Wilder • Chris & Diane Wyder • Adam Zais
THANKYOU, PHILANTHROPIC PARTNERS!
Gifts to MCC give a growing number of young people the opportunity to learn, live, and serve in
the outdoors to develop as leaders, stewards, and citizens. Alumni donors are listed below in bold.
Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness Foundation • Avista Corporation • Badlands Natural
History Association • Beartooth Recreational Trails Association • Big Sky Orogenic Racing
& Events • Billings West High School • Bob Marshall Wilderness Foundation • Boy
Scouts of America • Bozeman High School • Brendan House • Broadwater Conservation
District • Bureau of Land Management • Bureau of Reclamation • Central School
Museum • Citizens for a Better Flathead • Cities of Billings, Helena, Kalispell & Missoula
• Community Action Partnership of NW MT • Defenders of Wildlife • Downtown Billings
Partnership • Five Valleys Land Trust • Flathead County Library System • Flathead
Food Bank • Flathead Valley Community College • Flathead Youth Home • Friends of
the Lewistown Trails Inc. • Friends of the Missouri River • Friends of the Wild Swan •
Fort Belknap Community Council • Foy’s to Blacktail Trails • Gallatin Valley Land Trust
• Garden City Harvest • Glacier National Park Conservancy • Habitat for Humanity •
Habitat ReStore • Heart of the Valley Animal Shelter • Hedges Elementary School •
Helena Youth Homes • Humane Society of the US • Immanuel Lutheran Communities
• Jack Creek Preserve • Kalispell Downtown Business Association • Kalispell Middle
School • Missoula County Weed District • Monforton School • Montana Association
of Conservation Districts • Montana Audubon • Montana Chapter of the Safari Club •
Montana Department of Natural Resources & Conservation • Montana Department of
Public Health & Human Services • Montana Department of Transportation • Montana
Fish, Wildlife & Parks • Montana FoodCorps • Montana Outdoor Science School •
Montana Raptor Conservation Center • Montana Waterfowl Foundation • Montana
Watershed Coordination Council • Mountain Water Company • MSU Alumni Foundation
• National Park Service • National Resource Conservation Service • Nature Conservancy
• North Valley Food Bank • North Valley Senior Center • Nourish The Flathead • Owl
Research Institute • Prickly Pear Land Trust • Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation • Samaritan
House • Selway-Bitterroot Frank Church Foundation • Special Friends Advocacy • Special
K Ranch • St. Vincent de Paul • Sun River Watershed Group • Swan Ecosystem Center •
Trout Unlimited • Trust for Public Lands • US Fish & Wildlife Service • US Forest Service •
Watershed Consulting LLC • Whitefish Community Center • Whitefish Legacy Partners •
World Wildlife Fund • Xanterra Parks & Resorts • Yellowstone River Parks Association
THANKYOU, CONSERVATION PARTNERS!
MCC is proud to join the Corporation for National & Community Service and
Montana Governor’s Office of Community Service to celebrate 20 years of
AmeriCorps service to Montana communities.