What's New
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
PHEASANT PROGRAM
CLASS OF 2024
UC ROOF
A Dry and Bright Future Thanks to You! The pitter-patter of spring rains no longer means buckets and trouble at YBGR’s Uihlein Recreation Center, thanks to YOU, our amazing supporters! The new roof is on, and the sounds of rain are now a soothing melody, not a call to action for buckets. The kids can now play, grow, and thrive, rain or shine, in a safe and dry environment. It’s more than a roof; it’s the shelter of hope, made possible by the generosity of our community. A heartfelt thanks to the Dean & Connie Studer Donor Advised Fund, Alice Lee Lund Charitable Trust, Sigma DG Corporation, Gertrude Kamps Memorial Foundation, Darlene & Marvin Hartze, First Interstate Bank, and Phillips 66 for leading the charge!
Join these incredible supporters in building a brighter future for our youth. Every act of kindness creates a ripple of change!
BRANDING
BILLINGS OUTLAWS
According to Center Director Lisa Frazier, the Outlaws really enjoyed their time with the kids, and some even talked about their own struggles with mental health. Several of the youth where then able to attend an Outlaws game later in the week.
GARDENING
There’s something truly therapeutic about gardening.
KE CONSTRUCTION SPONSORSHIP
Together, let’s build a brighter future!
NEW WHEELS
Your support drives our success!
COZY QUILTS
Warm hearts and hands at work! Huge thanks to the Lutheran Love Room Quilters-Serenity, Taizah, and Sandra from Scobey, MT – for delivering seven bags of cozy quilts to Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch for youth in the residential treatment program.
Yellowstone Foundation staffer Kristi Farver Oaks then took the young ladies and their advisor Connie Wittak on a tour of the Ranch. Join us in celebrating their kindness!
YBGR VOLLEYBALL TEAM
Despite ups and downs, the coaches saw incredible transformations like one of the players who faced a moment of doubt after a few missed points. But instead of subbing her out as she requested, they encouraged her to stay in the game. And guess what? She stepped up and delivered the game-winning ace!