HELENA – Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen and the Montana Motor Vehicle Division awarded two Montana nonprofits with $26,500 total in funds from the Chrome for Kids Wish Fund, which was established to support programs making a lasting impact on chronically or seriously ill children’s lives.
The Montana Hope Project was awarded $17,600 dollars and Cancer Support Community Montana was awarded $8,900 dollars.
The Montana Hope Project, founded and supported by the Montana Highway Patrol, fulfills the wishes of Montana children battling life-threatening illnesses.
Cancer Support Community Montana provides support, education, and hope for those affected by cancer by providing psychosocial services to youth, adults, patients, caregivers, couples and families.
The Chrome for Kids Wish Fund is a special revenue fund created by the Montana Legislature. When a Montana resident pays to register their motorcycle or quadricycle, a $20 donation fee is deposited into the fund.
