Edward Goldberg

What you see in our community, the library, museums and health care system is a product of people’s generosity and their volunteerism. ”

Edward Goldberg is passionate about families and the arts and has long been a supporter of the Gallatin Valley community both financially and fundamentally. Goldberg helped to start a chamber music program hosted by the Bozeman Public Library for elementary school children. Additionally, he made it his mission to raise money and create a family engagement program for Eagle Mount Bozeman, an organization that provides quality adaptive recreation and sport opportunities for people with disabilities and young people impacted by cancer, and to provide support for families of participants. The family engagement program allows Eagle Mount to offer full-family recreation opportunities, in addition to the sense of support and community they provide for parents raising children with disabilities. Stacey’s Bar in Gallatin Gateway and is a mentor to many local business owners. His love for the area began when visiting the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex many years ago. When asked what he does for fun, Goldberg simply replied, “Living in Bozeman.” He adheres to the campers oath and speaks strongly about stewardship. As he describes it, the campers’ oath is to leave the campsite better than it was when they found it. Goldberg explains how this applies to the community and its resources. “As a member of our community that’s our responsibility as well. You just can’t take what is here, you have to make it better.” What you see in our community, the library, museums and health care system, Goldberg explains, “is a product of people’s generosity and their volunteerism.” Generosity and volunteerism, Goldberg says, has added another dimension to his life.