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Food Assistance Hours

Monday-Thursday 1:00pm-4:00pm
Tuesday Evening 5:00pm-7:00pm
Friday 9:00am-12:00pm

Donation & Office Hours

Monday-Friday 8:00am-5:00pm

Donation Hours

Monday-Thursday 9:00am-4:00pm
Friday 9:00am-12:00pm

Staff

Meet our crew!

 

Jill Holder,

HRDC's Food & Nutrition Department Director
I have the good fortune of working with all of the Food and Nutrition Services of the HRDC (Gallatin Valley, Headwaters and Big Sky Community Food Banks, Summer Lunch, KidsPack and Senior Groceries). My primary responsibilities include managing budgets, developing innovative solutions for food security, seeking funding and cultivating relationships in our community. I also work with the other directors at the HRDC to integrate all of our programs and to provide a path for our customers to thrive. I love being outside and seek untrammeled places and enjoy searching for charismatic mega-fauna in my time off. For most of my life, I have worked for organizations that utilize volunteers. Volunteers add compassion and enthusiasm and volunteering is one of the few things that we know will truly make a difference in this world. I hope to always work with volunteers. Some people knit, I cook. It is a creative outlet with immediate gratification. Food is very important to me. I live in a place with my husband that I dreamed about since I was 12. Alma mater: Go Horned Frogs!

Jon Horn,

Operations Manager

I oversee and track food inventory & safety, warehouse & staff management. Food drives also fall within my responsibilities.

Previous employment before the food bank: U.S. Forest Service Wilderness work in Alaska, Colorado, Montana, and Idaho

Passions: Defying gravity (with a paraglider); getting into the mountains on foot, bike, or ski; quality time with family; home brewing.

Favorite thing about working at the food bank: Helping to feed so many people in need while keeping millions of pounds of food out of the landfill!

Laura Stonecipher,

Programs Manager

After volunteering at the food bank for 5 years I had the good fortune to be hired on a part-time basis to help in the food bank office. Little did I know I’d found my dream job! Fast forward 7 years and I’m now the Programs Manager.  I work with our office staff and oversee interns, as well as coordinating the annual Can the Griz Food Drive with the awesome folks at MSU.  Additionally, I assist our FB Director with financial donation receipting, accounts payable, and budgets.

Hobbies: I love the wide open spaces and majestic scenery Montana offers. Hiking exploring Yellowstone, baking and spending time with family and friends are all favorite activities.

College: Texas A&M… yep, I’m an Aggie

Originally from Texas…one of my favorite words to use is ‘y’all”

What I’ve learned working at the food bank: Everyone needs some kind of assistance at some point. It might not be related to the services we offer but no one stands alone and does it well. Thanks to the generosity of our community the food bank provides emergency food assistance to thousands of folks each month. It’s a beautiful scene that plays out every day here and it never fails to encourage me.

Kyla Crisp,

Programs Coordinator

I recently had the opportunity to become the Programs Coordinator after working as the Food
Rescue Coordinator for four years. My main responsibility is distributing food whether that is
through Senior Groceries, Kidspack, or packing food boxes for pickup. I have really enjoyed getting to know all the staff, volunteers, donors and customers that come
in on a daily basis.

Hobbies: I spend a lot of my time playing ultimate frisbee! I also enjoy cooking, working out,
listening to audiobooks, and traveling!

Previous work experience: I worked in agriculture labs at MSU for three years after graduating
from the University of Montana. My work ranged from taking soil samples to blow-drying
bumblebees.

Nick Savage,

Warehouse Coordinator

I am originally from a Boston suburb and moved to Montana in 2006. I am an avid hiker and love nothing more than a good book and a strong cup of coffee.  I used to have hobbies but now I have an eleven year old so I essentially have his hobbies.  Or rather he has hobbies and I am his chauffeur.  My wife, Sara Savage, also works for HRDC, with the Head Start Program.

As warehouse coordinator I am tasked with attempting to maintain an orderly environment which will allow the store to run more efficiently.  I also assist with Food Rescue and generally try to be available to help wherever needed around the store.

Jess Heagler,

Volunteer Coordinator

My main role is to oversee the amazing volunteers that make the Food Bank the great success that it is!

I was raised in Bozeman and after living in Oregon for the past 14 years, I am thrilled to be back in my hometown. I love this land and its people-it is a great honor to be able to serve our community.

In my free time I can be found spending as much time in nature as possible-hiking, camping, rockhounding, hanging out on the river, snowshoeing, hot springing and exploring dirt roads I’ve never been down before. I also enjoy lapidary, travel, gardening, live music, various arts & crafts, cooking and spoiling my cat Cleo.
WISH LIST
  • Fresh Produce
  • Masa Harina
  • Granola Bars
  • Diced Green Chiles
  • Shelf-Stable Milk
  • Microwavable Meals (ramen, easy mac, etc.)
  • Pasta
  • Peanut Butter 16oz
  • Cereal
  • Rice
  • Pantry Staples like Flour, Sugar, Oil, and Spices
  • Diapers size 3 and up
  • Baby Wipes
  • Baby Formula
  • Toilet Paper
  • Laundry Detergent

Nonperishable donations can be dropped off at most local grocery stores. Look for donation bins near the front of each store.

Donations during off-peak hours are encouraged (8 am- 12:00 pm or after 2:30 pm).

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