To improve health, comfort and life for the communities served by Logan Health through philanthropy, volunteerism and community partnerships.
North Valley Hospital Foundation’s recent giving is anchored by a large financial support grant to Logan Health - Whitefish, which received $785,292 in 2024. That single award sits alongside another substantial payment of $253,018 to the same recipient in 2023, showing a strong connection to Logan Health’s Whitefish operations. The foundation’s stated purpose is to improve health, comfort, and life for the communities served by Logan Health through philanthropy, volunteerism, and community partnerships, and its grants reflect that mission across health care, community health, emergency services, and school-related support. The pattern is local and practical rather than diffuse. Recent awards include support for endowment deposits tied to the Great Fish Community Challenge, financing for a community school space project, a teddy bear project, and rescue equipment for a rural fire department. Those grants point to a funder that mixes institutional support with smaller community-facing projects. Whitefish appears repeatedly in the recent record, but the foundation also reaches nearby communities such as Columbia Falls and Martin City through targeted awards.
Health care support is the clearest thread in the grant record. Logan Health - Whitefish received $58,547 in 2024 for financial support, in addition to the much larger 2024 and 2023 awards already noted elsewhere. The foundation also backs community infrastructure and child-focused projects. Flathead County School District #6 in Columbia Falls received $19,601 for community school space, while The Hamilton Group Ltd. in Columbia Falls received $13,976 for the Teddy Bear Project. Emergency response is another visible theme. Martin City Rural Fire Department received $9,999 for Jaws of Life equipment, aligning with the foundation’s health and safety emphasis. Funding connected to Whitefish Community Foundation also shows support for endowment building through the Great Fish Community Challenge.
Typical grants cluster in the small-to-medium range, with a p25 of $19,601, a median of $30,000, and a p75 of $58,602. The recent record also includes one very large award to Logan Health - Whitefish, so the distribution spans from local project support to institutional financial support. The foundation’s structure is visible in its endowment-related grants, including deposits tied to the Great Fish Community Challenge, which suggests a mix of immediate operating support and longer-term capacity building. Recent grants also appear to be recurring in at least one relationship: Logan Health - Whitefish received awards in both 2023 and 2024.
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Most grants fall between $20K and $59K, with a median of $30K.
25th Percentile
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Median
$30K
75th Percentile
$59K
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Grantmaking is concentrated in Montana, and every recent grant listed goes to a recipient in the state. Whitefish appears most often, including Logan Health - Whitefish, Whitefish Community Foundation, and Nate Chute Foundation. Columbia Falls also appears twice through Flathead County School District #6 and The Hamilton Group Ltd. Martin City is represented by Martin City Rural Fire Department. The recipient-country distribution is entirely U.S.-based.
The foundation supports Logan Health-related health care work, community health, school communities, children’s comfort and trauma support, emergency responders, and local community fundraising efforts. Recent grants include financial support, endowment deposits, community school space, a teddy bear project, and emergency equipment.
Its recent grant sizes cluster around a median of $30,000, with a 25th percentile of $19,601 and a 75th percentile of $58,602. The latest record also includes a much larger award to Logan Health - Whitefish, indicating that some grants are substantially larger than the typical middle range.
The recent grant record is entirely Montana-based. All 9 recent grants went to recipients in Montana, with Whitefish, Columbia Falls, and Martin City appearing among the recipient locations.
Yes. Logan Health - Whitefish received funding in both 2023 and 2024, including a $253,018 award in 2023 and a $785,292 award in 2024. That pattern suggests an ongoing funding relationship rather than a one-time grant.
The active Community Grants / Community Enrichment Grants program states that it welcomes unsolicited applications. It supports community health and wellness across Logan Health’s service area in Montana.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
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Who can apply: Community organizations and schools serving communities within Logan Health’s service area; projects must be consistent with Logan Health’s mission of improving health, comfort and life. (Eligibility inferred from website language; no explicit list provided in scraped content.)
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LOGAN HEALTH - WHITEFISH | WHITEFISH, MT | $785,292 | 2024 | FINANCIAL SUPPORT |
| WHITEFISH COMMUNITY FOUNDATION | WHITEFISH, MT | $58,602 | 2024 | DEPOSIT TO THE ENDOWMENT FROM THE GREAT FISH COMMUNITY CHALLENGE |
| LOGAN HEALTH - WHITEFISH | WHITEFISH, MT | $58,547 | 2024 | FINANCIAL SUPPORT |
| NATE CHUTE FOUNDATION | WHITEFISH, MT | $30,000 | 2024 | FINANCIAL SUPPORT |
| WHITEFISH COMMUNITY FOUNDATION | WHITEFISH, MT | $20,757 | 2024 | DEPOSIT TO THE ENDOWMENT FROM THE GREAT FISH COMMUNITY CHALLENGE |
| FLATHEAD COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT #6 | COLUMBIA FALLS, MT | $19,601 | 2024 | COMMUNITY SCHOOL SPACE |
| THE HAMILTON GROUP LTD | COLUMBIA FALLS, MT | $13,976 | 2024 | TEDDY BEAR PROJECT |
| MARTIN CITY RURAL FIRE DEPARTMENT | MARTIN CITY, MT | $9,999 | 2024 | JAWS OF LIFE |
| LOGAN HEALTH - WHITEFISH | WHITEFISH, MT | $253,018 | 2023 | FINANCIAL SUPPORT |
LOGAN HEALTH - WHITEFISH
$785,292FINANCIAL SUPPORT
DEPOSIT TO THE ENDOWMENT FROM THE GREAT FISH COMMUNITY CHALLENGE
LOGAN HEALTH - WHITEFISH
$58,547FINANCIAL SUPPORT
DEPOSIT TO THE ENDOWMENT FROM THE GREAT FISH COMMUNITY CHALLENGE
FLATHEAD COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT #6
COMMUNITY SCHOOL SPACE
THE HAMILTON GROUP LTD
$13,976TEDDY BEAR PROJECT
MARTIN CITY RURAL FIRE DEPARTMENT
$9,999JAWS OF LIFE
LOGAN HEALTH - WHITEFISH
$253,018FINANCIAL SUPPORT