Often unseen, hunger in Helena is real and is a
growing concern for many of our neighbors.
When a community is in need, the community responds.
A new Community Food Resource Center is needed more than
ever to meet the growing need in the Helena area.
Will you join Helena Food Share
in creating a hunger-free community?
Help Build a Hunger-free Community
Join Helena Food Share in building the new Community Food Resouce Center.
Gifts of all amounts are significant and will help us reach our goal!
The Community Food Resource Center is:
A Larger Food Market
Allowing more people to shop comfortably, with a broader selection of nutritious foods
An Onsite & Expanded
Warehouse
Increasing food storage & distribution efficiency
A Food Processing &
Production Kitchen
Allowing additional food sources & expanding delivery options
A Teaching Kitchen &
Community Spaces
Providing areas to gather & teach healthy eating & cooking skills
The Face of Hunger:




We may not know who in our community is facing food insecurity. It could be…
A retiree living on a fixed income, facing increases in food, rent, and utilities,
or a family needing help to make ends meet at the end of the month.
A grade-schooler who only got one meal over the weekend because there wasn’t enough food in the house,
or a working mom whose paycheck doesn’t cover the cost of food after paying her child’s medical bill.
A dad who was laid off and needs support to feed his family while he’s looking for work,
or a grandmother whose healthcare costs make affording nutritious food a challenge.
A single mom with daycare costs that make it difficult to stretch her income this week,
or a man who finds himself homeless because of chronic health issues.
We can never know all the challenges in life that create food insecurity for one in seven of our neighbors, including one in five kids.
However, we can work to ensure there is a place they can rely on when difficulties come their way.




Help Build a Hunger-Free Community – Give Now!
The upgraded and larger Community Food Resource Center will enable us to meet the growing demand in the Helena area and has built-in flexibility for expansion during times of greater need. The $10 million capital campaign will fund this next important step in creating a hunger-free community.
A gift of any amount is significant and will help ensure everyone in Helena has access to nutritious food—so children can succeed in school, families can thrive, and seniors won’t have to decide between buying food and other necessities.
Thank you for investing in our community!
Capital Campaign Committee Members:
Candie Cain
Holly Kaleczyc
Jon Satre
Rick and Jane Hays
Mary Kay Puckett
Ann Waickman
Mike Holland
Melanie Reynolds
Sarah Walsh