Monique from the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes gifted us a sample of a youth art project she and her colleagues recently facilitated. Kids came together to make beautiful artistic coasters on tiles we supplied through our Materials Giving Program. She left with another basketful destined for an activity on Tuesday as part […]
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We believe building materials belong in our community, not the landfill. That’s why if you’ve got overages, misorders, or useable demo, we’ve got a solution. Home ReSource provides a FREE service for contractors and retailers. We track tax-deductible materials donations We offer promotional opportunities within Missoula’s thriving reuse community (like shout-outs […]
By Hatton Littman, communications director for Missoula County Public Schools. Published in Missoula Current, June 29, 2018 In the 2017-18 school year, Missoula County Public Schools started a partnership with Home ReSource and the city of Missoula to create a Zero Waste Steering Committee whose main charge is to develop […]
Missoula! You went and did it again. You voted us Best Green Business for the fourth year in a row! And you helped us be finalists in Best Hardware Store and Best Home Accessories categories, too. We are grateful for all the ways you bring out our best. On Tuesday, after […]
…to come celebrate with us! Wednesday, June 27th, is our 15 year anniversary of incorporation as a non-profit. We will be appreciating the Missoula community with 15% off any purchase over $15 and free hot dogs (limit of 15 per person, please)! …to exhibit your upcycled creations in the Creative Reuse Division […]
By Katie Anderson, Energy Corps Service Member at Home ReSource. Published on energycorps.org, June 13, 2018 This spring, I have been coordinating a Zero Waste planning effort with Missoula County Public Schools (MCPS). Our goal is to align the district with the City of Missoula’s ZERO by FIFTY plan. MCPS is one of […]
Looking for a 5,000+ square foot historic building? Good news! The Missoula County Fairgrounds is looking to possibly relocate their maintenance building offsite to the right home. Built by the Works Project Administration in 1940, the building has “significant character defining features” and its structural components are in “fair condition.” Curious? Check out […]
With your generosity, Missoula, we more than doubled our original Missoula Gives goal last week. Thank you for supporting us with your words and your dollars. Whether you appreciate what we’re doing for individuals right here in Missoula, or you appreciate how we are tackling issues of global significance, we are so grateful […]
First graders at Sussex School are leading the charge to break us free from plastic here in Montana starting with straws. From a proclamation from Mayor Engen declaring that today is Straw Free Day and local news coverage to a statewide “straws only on request” draft bill from Senator Malek, Ms. Laroche’s first grade class project has been […]