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Meetup is an app that brings people together in thousands of cities to do more of what they want to do in life. It is organized around one simple idea: when we get together and do the things that matter to us, we're at our best. And that's what Meetup does. It brings people together to do, explore, teach and learn the things that help them come alive.

This program assists Montana businesses in developing and marketing their products both in and out of the state. The program, which also includes Grown in Montana and Native American Made in Montana, helps build recognition for products that are "authentically" Montana. Services provided include logo identification, online products directory, and advertising and marketing campaigns.

Montana Food Co-Op allows Montanans to sell and purchase goods throughout the state online.

The National Rural Transit Assistance Program (RTAP) hosts a website that provides training materials, technical assistance, web-based applications, reports, best practices, research, peer-assistance for rural and tribal transit providers and state RTAP programs, all regarding rural and tribal transit needs.

This self-assessment helps communities identify gaps in their policies, plans, codes, and zoning regulations by asking a series of "Yes" or "No" questions. All communities begin by completing the self-assessment's Revitalize Village and Town Centers section, which gives a baseline indication of smart growth development policies within the jurisdiction. It goes beyond regulatory issues to help communities take stock of their local initiatives, strategies, and plans.

Wyoming 2-1-1 is a free, confidential, health and human services information and referral system. With Wyoming 2-1-1, callers can receive referrals for: basic needs, physical and mental health resources, financial stability, support for the elderly and persons with disabilities, support for youth and families, and support for community crisis or disaster recovery.