Growth and Scale With an annual revenue between 10 million and 25 million and a dedicated staff of 12, the ACLU of Montana presents opportunities for partnership to expand their advocacy and outreach efforts through targeted funders, technology solutions, and specialized services aligned with their civil rights mission.

Legal and Advocacy Focus The organization’s active litigation, including recent lawsuits against federal agencies, indicates a need for legal support services, advocacy tools, and communication platforms that can enhance their legal and policy initiatives in civil rights and justice.

Digital and Data Needs Utilizing a tech stack that includes tools like Microsoft 365, Nginx, and site analytics shows a reliance on digital operations, suggesting potential for solutions in cybersecurity, CRM systems, data management, and digital engagement to strengthen their advocacy campaigns.

Funding Opportunities Operating within a revenue range comparable to other prominent non-profits like the Brennan Center and SPLC, the ACLU of Montana could benefit from grants, sponsorships, and partnerships with organizations offering funding and resources for civil rights causes.

Strategic Priorities Their emphasis on Indigenous Justice and decriminalizing poverty highlights a need for specialized consulting, community outreach platforms, and impact measurement tools to effectively advance their strategic initiatives and increase engagement with diverse communities.