Let's Repair the Union Hall!
Thank you to
Laborers 1686 for contributing $1,500
IBEW 233 for contributing $1,500
Montana AFL-CIO for contributing $1,000
IBEW 206 for contributing $750
Machinists Lodge 88 for contributing $200
We're now 52% of the way to reaching our goal!
The Union Hall is the home of the labor movement in Helena. Built in 1890 as a Church, this building carries a unique sense of history. In 1946, the building was purchased by Labor and has served as a headquarters ever since.
Located at 110 N Warren Street in Helena, Montana, the Union Hall is a critical meeting place for Helena-area unions, members, and leaders. It's also the home of IBEW 233, IBEW 206, a community Pastor, and many Unions hold their meetings there.
In addition to being an essential space for the Montana Labor Movement, the Helena Union Hall serves the entire community. It's the home of Narcotics Anonymous, community concerts, civic volunteers, and much, much more.
Recently, the Helena Union Hall was significantly damaged by a frozen pipe (it's been a cold winter here in Montana), which has drained financial resources from the crucial building.
With your help, we can make the much needed repairs to this important building are made so that it can continue to serve the Labor Movement and the community.
