Food Bank Big Sky Community | Local support for local families

Financial support and hotline available in Big Sky

If you live in the Big Sky Resort Tax Area District, you’ve got several options for additional cash assistance. You do not have to be a food bank customer to access these services. Paper applications available at the food bank or call the hotline to speak with a Big Sky volunteer. Q&A Hotline available in […]

Big Sky Food Bank’s Response to the Corona virus

We have been so very thankful for the outpouring of support already seen from the Big Sky community. We have all confidence that we’ll be able to meet the needs of our friends and neighbors in Big Sky. To help to slow the transmission of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, the Big Sky Community Food Bank […]

Vouchers for produce and necessities available at the Food Bank

We are now offering $10 vouchers for fresh produce from the Country Market! Pick them up at the food bank.

Impacting Our Local Community

Seasonal unemployment and the high cost of living have pushed record numbers of people in the Gallatin Valley and Big Sky area towards food insecurity. Thankfully, people can still count on the Food Bank.

Thanks to our thousands of donors and hundreds of volunteers, we haven’t cut back.

Our Partners

We are proudly working with the resources already in place by HRDC’s Gallatin Valley Food Bank and the HRDC.

Thank you to all of the numerous individuals and businesses that help to support our friends and neighbors in need. See all of our sponsors.

Food Bank Myths vs. Reality

Myth:

You have to be unemployed to be eligible for food bank services.

Reality:

Gallatin Valley residents in need of food are eligible for food bank services; an average of 40-50% of households requesting assistance from the food bank have at least one household member employed.

Learn How You Can Help

Donating to the Food Bank can be fun and easy. You can donate food or funds, both help the local community.

Tell your children about the Food Bank. Give them $1.00 or more to spend at the grocery store and see how many items they can buy for the Food Bank with their money.

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