Digital Accessibility Ability Montana has recently launched digital tools to improve navigation for people with disabilities, in collaboration with Montana State University and local government. This presents an opportunity to offer further digital accessibility enhancements, data analytics, or ongoing maintenance/support services for inclusive tech solutions.

Community Partnerships Recent collaborations with the City of Bozeman, Montana State University, and Camp BullWheel indicate strong local partnerships. There is potential to expand sponsorships, joint grants, and co-sponsored accessibility initiatives or events that align with Ability Montana's mission.

Funding Momentum The organization has secured a city grant and operates with revenue in the charity/nonprofit range. This suggests receptivity to grant writing support, project-based funding strategies, and vendor partnerships that align with grant-funded accessibility projects.

Urban Access Initiatives Recent projects include an interactive Downtown Accessibility Map and trail enhancements connecting to community events. This highlights opportunities to offer GIS mapping, mobile app integrations, data visualization, or software solutions that improve wayfinding and event accessibility.

Policy and Advocacy As a Center for Independent Living with advocacy and systems change pillars, there is potential to offer policy analysis tools, training platforms, or collaborative programs with local governments to scale independent living services and measurement of impact.