The At Large Statewide Discussion Group
We connect through a phone conference line and is available for MAB members throughout the state that do not have a chapter near them.
📞 Montana At-Large Statewide Discussion Group: Let's Connect!
Are you Blind or Visually Impaired and living in Montana without a local MAB chapter nearby? You’re not alone — and you’re invited to join a welcoming statewide conversation!
The Montana Association for the Blind's At Large Statewide Discussion Group meets by phone, bringing together voices from across the state for connection, support, and shared learning. Whether you're looking for community, advocacy, or just a good discussion — this is your space.
🗓️ Next Meeting: First Monday of every month at 6:00 PM (MT) 📞 Conference Line Access 🎤 Guest speakers and fresh topics always welcome!
If you or someone you know is interested in joining the conversation, reach out to Melanie at (406) 442‑9411 or visit https://www.mabsop.org/atlarge.html for details.
Platform: MAB Phone Conference Line:
Or just call in 6:00 PM (MT) at:
MAB Conference #:
857-232-0476
Passcode: 768162
Contact: Doug Robinson, Email: president@mabsop.org
Let's make Montana's Blind and VIP community stronger — one call at a time.
Anyone with vision loss is encouraged to join and they are always looking for guest speakers and topics to cover.
Next meetings are on the first Monday of the month at 6:00PM on a Conference Line.
Linda Lay is their district representative with zero officers at this time.
Melanie Beagle is the State Admin.
Chapter Contact Information:
Melanie Beagle would be the contact person for phone number.
Melanie Beagle - Administrative Assistant E-mail: mabadmin@mabsop.org
For more information call Melanie: (406) 442-9411.
The At Large Chapter's motto is: "Finding our way together"
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Would you like to Volunteer?
If you want to be a volunteer, please contact us at: (406) 442-9411.
You can also Open and Fill out the Volunteer form but you must contact us before you can volunteer. All volunteers must be screened and approved before they can participate.