COMMUNITY COMMONS
Our Community Commons campus is designed to help our neighbors overcome hunger, homelessness, and the daily barriers to living safe, stable lives. Guided by the belief that no one should go to bed hungry and everyone deserves a warm, secure place to sleep, this campus brings together two vital resources in one service-focused location.
Market Place houses our anti-hunger programs, including Gallatin Valley Food Bank and Fork & Spoon, while Homeward Point is Bozeman’s first and only year-round emergency shelter and resource hub. Together, these two buildings create a central access point for HRDC’s full range of services, helping families meet immediate needs and build lasting stability.
Market Place
Address: 206 E Griffin Drive, Bozeman, MT. 59715
Market Place is home to our food and nutrition programs, ensuring no one in our community goes to bed hungry. This thoughtfully designed facility includes emergency food storage, a commercial kitchen, a grocery-style food area, a pay-what-you-can restaurant, and space for education and enrichment.
Here, customers are welcomed by HRDC staff who help connect them not only to food resources, but to the full range of HRDC services that support stability and well-being. Market Place opened in the fall of 2023.
Homeward Point
Address: 208 E Griffin Drive, Bozeman, MT. 59715
Homeward Point will be home to HRDC’s new year-round shelter. Designed to address the needs of our homeless community, HRDC’s new shelter was thoughtfully planned from a trauma-informed point of view and includes dedicated space for families with a much-needed separate entrance.
In addition to a year-round emergency shelter for individuals and families, you will find on-site supportive services provided by members of our team and community partners. These supportive services will help ensure homelessness is rare, brief, and only one time.
HELP US OPEN HOMEWARD POINT
Between now and August 31, 2025, we need to raise the remaining $800,000 to complete Homeward Point. Together, we can—and will—deliver a facility that offers safe shelter and supportive services for local residents, designed to reduce the trauma of experiencing homelessness.
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