Our 2018 Think on the Links Golf Tourney was a blast! Thanks to the generosity and support of our community sponsors and donors, our volunteers, and our golfers for coming out to partake in the fun, we were able to raise $928.01 for philosophy in the community!
Our 3nd Annual Think on the Links was a blast! Check out all of the great photos, winning teams, pin-prize champs, donors & sponsors, proceeds raised, and more here!
Our 2018 Reeder’s Alley Block Party was a success! Thanks to the generosity and support of our sponsors and donors, and to everyone in the Helena community for coming out to partake in the fun, we were able to raise $2,302 for philosophy in the community and Reeder’s Alley!
Thank you to Lenny Eckhardt of Dead Dino Productions for capturing the magic of our 2018 Reeder’s Alley Fundraiser Block Party & the Helena community so beautifully!
Come kick-off summer by joining the fun, celebrating community & ideas, and contributing to a great cause at this kid-friendly, dog-friendly event! And this year’s fundraiser block party will combine the best of two worlds! REEDER’S ALLEY BLOCK PARTY MEETS BREW-WINE-CHU!
Our Community Night at The Windbag on March 6th was a hit and so much fun! Thank you to our volunteers, donors & community members for coming out, to Dan Henry for providing the great tunes, and to the Windbag for so generously donating 20% of your proceeds from the night to our organization!
We so enjoyed our Flamenco Night at Free Ceramics. The night was lovely and we were delighted to see so many of our friends & fellow community members come out for the eve! View photos from the night here!
Think philosophy is impractical, pointless, out-of-reach, or irrelevant? Think again! Want to know more about what philosophy involves
(or what it doesn't) and how it can help you find your way?
Please join us on Thursday, Dec. 6th for the 2nd in our 3-part philosophy symposium series on the environment, ethics & stewardship." This FREE evening symposium will feature 5 guest panelists from a variety of disciplines and be moderated by Professor of Theology and Director of Hunthausen Center for Peace & Justice, Dr. Christopher Fuller. Learn more here!
Please join us on Sunday, Dec. 9th for our "Ethical Living Through Self-Knowledge" philosophy workshop led by special guest & Princeton scholar, David Nowakowski, PhD. Select readings and activities inspired by the Epicurean, Stoic, and Platonist traditions will be examined and applied with the aim of introducing a variety of philosophical perspectives on “knowing thyself” and practical tools for living well. Learn more & reserve your spot here!
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The first in our 3-part Philosophy Symposium on the environment, ethics & stewardship took place on Sept. 20th at Carroll College. At this symposium we explored philosophical issues and perspectives on public vs. private land and rights. Access audio-video & photos here!
