Letter Carriers Food Drive — May 12th

You can help “Stamp out Hunger” by participating in the 20th year of the nation’s largest one day food drive. On May 12th simply leave non-perishable food donations at your mailbox for your letter carrier to pick up and deliver to your local food bank!
Volunteer to Help

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Help Fill the Wish List

At the Gallatin Valley Food Bank, our food donors form the backbone of our organization. With the help of the food industries, businesses, schools and individuals we can successfully distribute food to those in need. Here’s how you can make a difference.
Volunteer Appreciation Week

National Volunteer Week is April 15th-21st 2012 and presents an opportunity for organizations like the Food Bank to celebrate the ordinary people who accomplish extraordinary things through service. We can’t imagine US with YOU! Thank you volunteers.
Postal Food Drive 2011 SUCCESS!

More than 21,000 pounds of food were collected for the Gallatin Valley and Head Waters Area Food Bank during the 19th Annual Letter Carriers’ Food Drive! Thank you letter carriers and the Gallatin Valley community!
HRDC’s Community Needs Assessment

The Human Resource Development Council is currently conducting a Community Survey in Park, Gallatin and Meagher counties. Please help our parent organization by completing a short survey!
Community Cafe Open 5-7pm

Please join us for dinner. It’s on us! The Community Cafe is now open from 5-7pm 7 days per week. Open for you, your family, your friends, the community. Serving everyone who eats!
Help the Garden Grow

Come visit the Food Bank’s own garden that not only provides fresh produce for people in need, but also creates a welcoming environment to learn, explore, and share information.
AARP Foundation Hunger Grant Award

AARP Foundation recently awarded $3.7 million in grants to ten non-profit organizations across the United States, and a partnership between the Human Resource Development Council’s Gallatin Valley Food Bank (GVFB) and Montana State University received one of the Hunger Innovation Grants totaling $199,239.

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Strengthen Your Community

Skipping dinner, eating less, or eating less well. This is what thousands of people in Gallatin Valley face every day. The Gallatin Valley Food Bank is the critical link between food and the people who need it.

Food insecurity impacts people in all walks of life. We reach them all–from working families to senior citizens.

The mission of the Gallatin Valley Food Bank is to improve food security throughout the Gallatin Valley.

Who Qualifies?

We help Gallatin Valley residents in need of emergency food assistance. We can help you fill your shelves with pantry staples, your refigerator with meats, dairy, and fresh produce. Please click here to learn more about how often you can visit and what information you will need to bring with you.