Projects

100+

Projects Completed

30+

Churches United

1100+

Volunteers Mobilized 

Serve406 Impact at a Glance

At Serve406, we believe that small acts of service create a lasting impact. Every year, we unite churches, mobilize volunteers, and meet real needs across Montana—strengthening communities through compassion, action, and faith. From restoring parks and assisting seniors to supporting schools and serving vulnerable populations, our projects reflect the heart of Serve406. Explore the Serve406 Project Archive below to see how faith in action is transforming lives and communities. Whether it’s painting a school, delivering care packages, or lending a helping hand to a neighbor, together, we are making a difference. Here’s what our local news had to say about these projects. 

Community & Home Assistance

These projects focused on helping homeowners, elderly individuals, and community spaces with yard work, maintenance, and repairs:

  • 1831 S 11th Street – Yard work and furniture cleanup
  • 2340 Kemp Avenue – Yard work and garbage pickup in Welcome House neighborhood
  • 819 Stoddard – Yard work, garbage cleanup at Stone House, and prayer walk
  • Personal Residence – Trimmed bushes, raked, and mowed
  • Personal Residence – Cleaned flower beds, weeded, and removed blackberry bushes
  • Personal Residence – Weeded raised beds for planting
  • Personal Residence – Mowed and cleaned yard around a modular home
  • Personal Residence – Rototilled backyard, seeded grass, and installed a small fence for a service dog
  • Home Maintenance for Seniors – Cleaned eaves, washed windows, pruned apple trees
  • Elderly Home Repair – Fixed fencing, repaired roof spots, and performed yard work
  • Refugee & Senior Housing Support – Stained porch, performed yard work, mowed, and moved swing sets
  • Home & Garden Cleanup – Weeded garden beds and washed windows
  • Home Landscaping Assistance – Raked, cleaned yards, and prepped garden beds
  • Multiple Home Assistance Projects – Weeded rock gardens, mowed lawns, moved dirt piles, and cleared brush

Schools, Parks, & Public Space Restoration

These projects involved enhancing public parks, school playgrounds, and shared community spaces through cleanups, landscaping, and repairs:

  • Franklin Park & McCormick Park – Painted restroom buildings and picnic tables
  • Kiwanis Playground – Spread engineered wood fiber (EWF) for safety & general cleanup
  • Montana Rail Link Park (Dog Park) – Spread mulch for landscaping
  • South Reserve Pedestrian Bridge – Weeded landscape beds
  • Tree Nursery (Garden City Compost) – Planted sapling trees
  • Rose Memorial Park – Weeded and prepped annual/perennial garden beds
  • Currents Water Park & Playground – Weeded landscape beds
  • Splash Water Park – Mulched exterior beds
  • Multiple Parks (Boyd, Playfair, Bonner, Russell, Rose) – Restained wooden slats on trash receptacles
  • Rattlesnake Dam Restoration Site – Pulled weeds and controlled invasive species
  • Waterworks Trailhead – Weed control and invasive species removal
  • Franklin Elementary – Cleaned playground and garden space
  • Russell Elementary – Cleaned playground and garden space
  • Chief Charlo Elementary – Spread bark in upper and lower playgrounds
  • Meadowhill Middle School – School cleanup project
  • Chief Charlo Elementary – Built ADA walkway for Garden City Harvest
  • Desmet School – Cleaned flower beds
  • Bonner Park – Hosted a park day and Bible study for refugee children
  • Highway 93 Cleanup – Collected trash along the highway from The Peak to Walmart Bridge
  • Benches along Milwaukee Trail – Scraped and repainted benches

Senior, Homeless, & Outreach Support

These projects served the elderly, homeless populations, and individuals in assisted living facilities through direct engagement, donation distributions, and facility support:

  • Riverside Assisted Living (1301 E. Broadway) – Activities with residents
  • Village Senior Resident Memory Care (2815 Old Fort Rd.) – Hosted activities with seniors
  • International Way-Industrial Park – Cleanup around campers/RV sites and distributed hygiene kits
  • Temporary Safe Outdoor Space (TSOS) – Installed AC units
  • Missoula Alliance Church (100 E Foss Court) – Organized and switched out clothing at the foster closet

Community Engagement & Event Organization

These projects focused on organizing community service events, engaging in prayer walks, and supporting local outreach efforts:

  • Discovery Alliance Church Kitchen – Baked and delivered cookies to first responders
  • Missoula Alliance Church Kitchen – Another team baked and delivered cookies to first responders
  • Mountain Home (Community Support) – Cleaned facility and made lattes for staff
  • City Life Center – Hosted a carnival for Sunrise Group Home
  • Missoula Alliance Church – Fellowship and crafts with refugee women
  • Prayer Walks & Drives – Teams covered various locations in Missoula
  • City Life Center (Event HQ for Serve Montana) – Managed check-in, volunteer logistics, and leadership support