We are primarily a collection bank for donated food
and other essentials for recipient agencies in Yellowstone County who
then distribute these commodities to those in need.
The food bank provides food to various client programs at no cost to the agency or to their individual clients. Because of volunteers and their tremendous support, the food bank is able to provide an abundance of support on a low operating budget. The daily operation expenses currently consume less than 5% of the total revenue generated.
The Billings Food Bank assumes a leadership role in feeding the hungry and delivering quality food and other products through client agencies, as well as playing a strong role in education and advocacy for hunger related issues.
Our next Billings Food Bank Fortin Culinary Center Job Training Program begins on January 3, 2012.
If you are interested in enrolling, please complete our online application.
Our next Billings Food Bank Fortin Center Culinary Job Training Program begins on January 3, 2012. If you are interested in enrolling, please complete our online application.
Billings Food Bank requesting donations for local flood victims People can bring items directly to
the Billings Food Bank at 2112 Fourth Avenue North from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00
p.m.
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Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company presented the BFB with a $10,000 "Refresh Grant"
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The Billings Food Bank also sponsors senior nutrition food boxes on a monthly
basis for seniors 60+ years of age that are living on low fixed incomes that
meet the income guidelines. These seniors rely on the Billings Food Bank to
provide their daily necessities of food and other consumables. Without the help
of the Billings Food Bank these seniors would plainly and simply go hungry.
