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The Fort Belknap Indian Reservation in northern Montana is rural, really rural.

Tessa Hawley lives there. She says things that many Americans take for granted are often hard to come by. We only have a local grocery store, and some of our families live anywhere from 40 to 50 miles from it, and it's a very small grocery store.

We have some conveniences, but it just simply cannot source the food and the resources,

especially the fresh produce, is almost little to none scarce.

Health care is also scarce.

Many treatments require a three-hour drive one way to Billings,

the nearest major city.

In 2016, Holly started the Day Eagle Hope

Project. That's a nonprofit that provides medical and behavioral health care on the reservation.

And recently, she's been running a kind of food bank. She brings in truckloads of meat and produce

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