Donate Today

It only takes a moment for you to get involved. Find out how you can help with a donation today.

It's Easy To Help

If you are unsure of how you can get involved we can assure you it is easy to help. Learn about the many opportunities you have to make a difference in a homeless person's life.

News & Events

Find out what is new and learn about upcoming events for Santa Saks today.

Needs Board

There are many individual items that make up a Santa Sak. Take a look at the detailed list.

Big Red Box

The Big Red Box program is our way of connecting local businesses with the needs of the homeless in our community. Look for the Big Red Box and donate today.

Current Events

Throughout the year Santa Saks will be hosting various events to raise awareness and pack backpacks for the homeless.

Checkout these images from last years backpack pack events.

Thanks Western States Insurance

We are pleased to announce that Western States Insurance in Missoula have invited Santa Saks to drop a collection bin at their office. Santa Saks will be incorporated into Western States’ holiday party.- thank you Western States Insurance.

Thank you Mother Goose and Gander

Thank you Mother Goose and Gander and families for teaching and modeling to our pre-schoolers the importance of giving to those in need in our community. Mother Goose and Gander helped Santa Saks by sponsoring 15 flashlights, poly pro long johns and hats for the backpacks. Mother Goose and Gander pre-schoolers are learning “It’s easy to help!”

Incremental giving is a key to our success. Do you have a group that you belong to that would like to pick an item from our packing list and help the homeless. It’s easy to help and we have suggestions to get you started.

Thank You Merrill Lynch

Thank you Merrill Lynch for helping the homeless. The employees of Merrill Lynch are sponsoring 5 backpacks. We look forward to our packing party with Merrill Lynch!

Would your business like to help?

If your business would like to sponsor backpacks for the homeless or items that go in the backpack- contact us today. It’s easy to help!

This is a great time of year to consider charitable contributions. Santa Saks is a 501C 3 non-profit, tax receipts available to record your donation.

Your business can also be a drop site for Santa Saks. We could deliver a drop bin for your employees, and clients to work together for the homeless. Ask us how.

Donate Today

It's Easy To Help

News & Events

Needs Board

Big Red Box

Current Events

Throughout the year Santa Saks will be hosting various events to raise awareness and pack backpacks for the homeless.

Thanks Western States Insurance

We are pleased to announce that Western States Insurance in Missoula have invited Santa Saks to drop a collection bin at their office. Santa Saks will be incorporated into Western States’ holiday party.- thank you Western States Insurance.

Thank you Mother Goose and Gander

Incremental giving is a key to our success. Do you have a group that you belong to that would like to pick an item from our packing list and help the homeless. It’s easy to help and we have suggestions to get you started.

Thank You Merrill Lynch

Thank you Merrill Lynch for helping the homeless. The employees of Merrill Lynch are sponsoring 5 backpacks. We look forward to our packing party with Merrill Lynch!

Would your business like to help?

If your business would like to sponsor backpacks for the homeless or items that go in the backpack- contact us today. It’s easy to help!

This is a great time of year to consider charitable contributions. Santa Saks is a 501C 3 non-profit, tax receipts available to record your donation.

Your business can also be a drop site for Santa Saks. We could deliver a drop bin for your employees, and clients to work together for the homeless. Ask us how.

Upcoming Events

November 3rd

Santa Saks will be hosting the Chamber of Commerce Business Networking Group meeting at 7:30am

December 6th

Pack Stuffing Party

December 13th

Pack Stuffing Party

December 7th

Backpack distribution to the area homeless begins