This foundation is a testament to the power of giving back and the positive impact that it can have on communities.
The ERA Lambros Community Foundation is a philanthropic organization founded in 2002 by Ed Coffman and Karen Reyner with the aim of making a positive impact in the communities where ERA Lambros offices are located. The foundation provides funding for basic necessities such as food, clothing, and shelter in the Missoula, Hamilton, Florence, Polson and Kalispell communities. Charitable giving stands as a cornerstone of our values here at ERA Lambros. The ERA Lambros Community Foundation underscores our commitment to ensuring the availability of essential necessities of food, clothing, and shelter to local individuals and families within our communities. In 2022, we celebrated the significant milestone of our Foundation's 20th anniversary. Over the course of two decades, we have extended a helping hand by contributing over $300,000 in charitable donations. Our enthusiasm for our community and the well-being of our neighbors remains steadfast, and our aspirations to make a difference in the lives of those around us continue to grow. Community service is the heart of our business.
Foundation has donated more than $300,000 to local non-profits, making a significant difference in the lives of many individuals and families.
Missoula Aging Services promotes the independence, dignity and health of older adults and those who care for them
To provide safety, nurturing, and stability to children & families through quality services and trauma-informed care
We're a community-based nonprofit committed to the health and well-being of every Missoulian. Learn more and get involved
We envision a community that embraces food justice where no one feels shame or experiences stigma when asking for help
Dedicated to ensuring safe, supportive housing and resources for unaccompanied homeless high school students in the Flathead Valley
To provide a safe home and nurturing community where young mothers discover their strengths, and children thrive
The Missoula Urban Demonstration (MUD) Project is a tool library, demonstration site, and skill-sharing hub rolled into one
Friends of the Children connects children – who have big hopes and dreams and unique talents – to a paid, professional mentor called a Friend
Providing a safe, alcohol and drug free environment, for people whose lives have been impacted by the disease of alcoholism and/or drug addiction