About Us

Our Mission

Fundraise for healthcare options in our communities

At Butte Action Alliance, we believe that access to quality healthcare should be a basic human right. That's why we are committed to fundraising for healthcare options in our community. By rallying together, we can bridge the gaps in healthcare accessibility and ensure that everyone has the chance to receive proper medical attention when needed. Our fundraising events, donation drives, and advocacy efforts are all geared toward creating a healthier and more equitable future for all members of our community.

Educate the community about reproductive healthcare

At Butte Action Alliance, we believe in the power of education to shape thriving communities. In line with this belief, we are dedicated to educating our community about reproductive healthcare. It is essential for individuals of all ages to have access to accurate information related to reproductive health, rights, and choices. Through workshops, seminars, and engaging community discussions, we aim to break down barriers and promote open conversations about reproductive health. By disseminating knowledge on topics such as contraception, safe sex practices, consent, and reproductive rights, we empower community members to make informed decisions about their sexual health. Moreover, we strive to foster a culture where reproductive healthcare is embraced and destigmatized, promoting healthier relationships and overall well-being for all.

Provide space for community

Butte Action Alliance wants to provide a welcoming environment where community members can engage in informed conversations about various aspects of reproductive health. We aim to foster a safe and inclusive atmosphere for individuals of all backgrounds. This platform encourages the exchange of ideas, concerns, and experiences related to reproductive health, breaking down barriers and reducing stigmas surrounding these important topics. By providing a designated space for these discussions, we empower community members to make informed decisions, access essential healthcare resources, and contribute to a culture of understanding and support. This proactive approach not only enhances individual health outcomes but also strengthens the fabric of our community by promoting a sense of shared responsibility for the well-being of all its members.

@ButteActionAlliance

@openaidalliancemt (Open Aid Alliance), formerly Missoula AIDS Council, provides HIV/AIDS education and prevention materials statewide. Based in Missoula, OAA offers free safer sex supplies, naloxone/Narcan, test strips, safer use supplies, nurse-les
@forward_montana will be tabling at our event this Saturday! Young Montanans are stepping up to create positive change — for ourselves, our communities, and our state. Forward Montana helps our generation come together, speak up, and create the
@dirtyfeetdesigns upcycles leather and wool into earrings and decor, including mushroom pots and ornaments. Come check out our art vendors at this Saturday’s Reproductive Healthcare Benefit Concert and Art Fair 7-10pm at the Carpenter’s U
@rcvmontana will be at our event! Ranked Choice Voting Montana is here to give Montana voters more choice and reduce the mudslinging in politics. We are here to educate Montanans about ways that we can improve our elections such as nonpartisan open p
Christine Martin of @lost.ornithology is a printmaker in Butte. She explores the biodiversity of Montana in her work, as well as making prints about what the Berkeley Pit means to migrating bird species as well as the community living there. Christin
Super excited to announce @wilburrehmann and friends will be kicking off our event with some jazz at this Saturday’s event 🎷 🎹 🥁 Wilbur Rehmann, sax and Fred Cobb, piano have had a steady duo gig every other month at Benny’s Bistro and

Our Origin

We participated in organizing protests and a 4th of July parade march. While at a courthouse protest, we decided more needed to be done to protect reproductive rights.

We began organizing as Butte Action Alliance in the late summer after the Supreme Court of the United States decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.