Plenty of us in Billings say we’d like to give back more. The hard part is often knowing where to start. A free event on Saturday, October 24, is designed to make that first step easier. Make a Difference Day is coming to Amend Recreation Center, where you can meet local organizations and learn how to get involved.

Billings Volunteer Fair Brings More Than 40 Nonprofits Together

The City of Billings and United Way of Yellowstone County are hosting the volunteer fair with Visit Billings. More than 40 nonprofit organizations are expected to attend, with opportunities connected to causes such as mental health, youth safety, and the environment. You may find a way to help that fits your interests.

The goal is to help residents find a place to serve. If you can’t make it Saturday the 24th, you can also explore volunteer opportunities through United Way of Yellowstone County’s free volunteer platform.

Free Billings Event Will Have Food Trucks and Prizes

Make a Difference Day runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Amend Recreation Center, 715 Commerce Way. Food trucks will be on site, and organizers have planned games and prizes. The event is free and open to the public, and individuals and families are invited.

The fair will take place alongside a Special Olympics Montana basketball event. For more about the facility, visit Billings Parks and Recreation.

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