Flathead Warming Center concludes record season
People stand in line outside the Flathead Warming Center in Kalispell on Tuesday, March 7. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
The Flathead Warming Center closed its overnight shelter operations Sunday, wrapping up its busiest winter season ever, one where it served more than 350 people.
The shelter provides 50 beds at its North Meridian Road facility for those in need from October through April. Director Tonya Horn described the past season as a roller coaster ride.
“It has been a very busy season with its highs and lows,” Horn said this week. “We are incredibly grateful and impressed with our community. It’s our community that made this happen with over 2,000 hours spent volunteering in the shelter with our guests.”
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