MAB - Statewide Chapters

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The Montana Association for the Blind’s local chapters and discussion groups provide opportunities for blind and low vision individuals across the state to connect, learn, and advocate together. The At Large Discussion Group offers a statewide option for members who may not live near a local chapter or prefer to participate remotely. The Billings–Rimrock Chapter, Butte–Silver Bow Chapter, Bozeman Chapter, Great Falls–Roe River Chapter, Helena–Capital City Chapter, Lewistown–Snowy Mountain Chapter, and Laurel Chapter each serve their local communities by hosting meetings, peer support, educational programs, and advocacy activities. Together, these chapters strengthen community connections, promote independence, and support the shared mission of improving opportunities and quality of life for blind and low vision Montanans.

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At Large Discussion Group

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Billings - Rimrock Chapter

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Bozeman Chapter

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Butte - SilverBow Chapter

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Great Falls - Roe River Chapter

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Helena - Capital City Chapter

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Laurel Chapter

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Lewistown - Snowy Mountain Chapter

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Get Involved

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Getting involved with the Montana Association for the Blind (MAB) is a great way to connect, contribute, and strengthen the blind and low vision community across the state. You can start by becoming a member, which helps support MAB’s advocacy, programs, and outreach while giving you a voice in the organization. Many members choose to get involved at the local level by participating in a chapter, where friendships are built and community needs are addressed close to home. Others volunteer their time by helping with chapter events, fundraisers, or statewide programs, offering skills and support that make a real difference. Whether you choose one path or a mix of all three, there is no single “right” way to be involved—every level of participation helps move MAB’s mission forward and strengthens the community as a whole.

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