Questions about the HRDC:

What is the Mission of the HRDC?

To Strengthen our Community.

Is the HRDC a government agency?

No, the HRDC is a non-profit organization with an administrative, volunteer Board of Directors.

How many people do you employ?

The HRDC has approximately 100 employees.

Do you serve only very low income households?

No, the HRDC has programs and services that reach out to many different types of households.  Each program under the HRDC umbrella has a different customer group and income eligilibity.

Are all of your programs based on income eligibility?

No, programs such as Streamline and Galavan offer service to riders in need of transit and does not have income guidelines.  The Gallatin Valley and Headwaters area Food Banks also do not have income guidelines.  HRDC’s Road to Home offers homeownership education, pre and post counseling to anyone interested.

Where does your funding come from?

The HRDC receives funding from Federal and State Grants, Contributions, Contract Revenue, Rental Income and Program income.  A complete breakdown of sources and uses of funds can be found in our Annual Report.  Audited financial statements are also available upon request.

How many different programs do you offer?

The HRDC offers about 20 different programs and services.

Do you operate the Streamline Bus System?

Yes.  The HRDC administers the Streamline Transit System with a partnership with ASMSU and an Advisory board of community members.