2023 - 11th Annual Treasure State Convention
- When: October 6-7, 2023
- Where - Hybrid: Ramada Inn, by Wyndham Helena, MT & Online via Zoom.
- 1714 11th Ave. Helena, MT 59601
Convention Registration and Motel
- Full convention registration, including banquet dinner: $30
- Convention only, no banquet dinner included: $10
- Online, via Zoom: Free
To register for the 2023 - 11th Annual Treasure State Convention, please visit the 2023 NFB of Montana Treasure State Convention Registration page.
Motel Reservations
- Where: Ramada Inn, by Wyndham Helena, MT
- Address: 1714 11th Ave. Helena, MT 59601
- Phone: (406) 442-1770
- Request the National Federation of the Blind of Montana Convention rate: $100/night - Your room Must be reserved by September 22, 2023
Prizes, Attendance, and Voting
You must be registered for the convention in order to win door prizes, including the Grand Door Prize. You also must be in attendence, either via Zoom or in person to claim your door prizes.
Voting - In order to be eligible to vote, select the leadership, and set the policies of the National Federation of the Blind of Montana, you must be a current dues-paying member of this organization. Annual dues are due by January 1 of each year. If you have not already done so, please send your 2023 membership dues of $5.00 per annual membership per member (or $100.00 for lifetime membership per member) to the following address by September 30, 2023.
- National Federation of the Blind of Montana
- P.O. Box 9081
- Missoula, MT 59807
- You may also pay your dues online!
Questions may be directed to:
- President Jim Marks at president@nfbofmt.org
- Phone: (406) 438-1421
About the National Federation of the Blind of Montana
The National Federation of the Blind of Montana is a consumer civil rights organization in which the blind and interested sighted persons come together in monthly local chapter meetings and annual statewide conventions to improve the lives of blind people through advocacy, education, research, technology, and programs encouraging independence and self-confidence. The NFB of Montana works toward the removal of legal, economic, and social barriers to full participation by blind people in all aspects of community life.