Billings Nonprofit Heartbroken After Repeated Vandalism

A Billings-based nonprofit that works every day to uplift Native communities is now asking for help after its own space was repeatedly targeted and damaged.

Vandalism Strikes at the Heart of Community Work

At 80 25th St. W., the offices of Western Native Voice are meant to be a place of empowerment and safety. But after repeated acts of vandalism, the nonprofit is left with thousands of dollars in damage to its new fence and a deep sense of frustration and sadness.

Caught on Camera

Security footage captured images of the people believed to be responsible, and now, Western Native Voice is hoping someone in the community will recognize them.

More Than a Nonprofit, a Mission to Empower

Founded in 2022, Western Native Voice is more than just an organization. It’s a movement, a collective of passionate individuals working to build political and personal power in Native communities across Montana.

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From the seven reservations to urban centers, the group offers leadership development, community organizing, and advocacy work to ensure Indigenous people are represented, heard, and respected.

A Personal Loss for a Community Organization

For many, this office is a symbol of hope, healing, and forward motion. It’s where stories are told, voices are amplified, and futures are built.

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How You Can Help

Western Native Voice is asking for the public’s help identifying the vandals. If you know anything, you’re urged to say something, to stand together to protect community spaces that matter.

If you know anything, even the smallest detail, please reach out. You can call Western Native Voice at 406-869-1938 or email info@westernnativevoice.org.