Danielle Bundrock

About Danielle Bundrock

Danielle Bundrock, a proud Libby native, now calls Kalispell home. As the Cooperative Housing Director at NeighborWorks Montana, she champions affordable, shared-equity housing cooperatives—creating pathways to stability and opportunity for communities across the state.With a B.A. in Political Science and Nonprofit Administration from the University of Montana (2009) and an M.A. in Organizational Leadership from Gonzaga University (2012), Danielle blends academic insight with over a decade of professional experience to drive impactful, community-centered change in affordable housing.Beyond her professional work, Danielle is deeply committed to civic engagement. She proudly serves as the chair of the board at Samaritan House in Kalispell, supporting efforts to address homelessness and uplift community members in need.Passionate about empowering people and strengthening communities, Danielle is dedicated to providing the resources, support, and opportunities that help individuals and families grow, thrive, and build a brighter future.

Experience

1. Cooperative Housing Director

   Neighborworks Montana

   Feb 2017 — Present · Kalispell, MT, US

   Work with homeowners in manufactured housing communities to promote cooperative community purchases, support ROC staff and homeowners in development of cooperatives, develop and deliver training for community members, and provide on-going support to resident owned communities (ROCs)Supervise the ROC staff and work closely with other key personnel to develop, implement and ensure strong program quality and effective operations of the ROC program.Provide training and technical assistance to ROCs by utilizing technology, peer exchange, group trainings, resident leadership coaching and creative approaches to promote good governance, strengthen community engagement, improve ROC financial health, support community projects and advance ROC self-sufficiency.Work with a variety of vendors and stakeholders, including lenders, realtors, community owners, attorneys, engineers, property manager, trade associations, nonprofit partners, and government entities to support the acquisition of new communities and the success of ROCs once formed.Promote the ROC program, identify new projects and engage new partners including through public speaking engagements and trainings related to technical aspects of alternative home ownership models and community development.Coordinate resource development opportunities, including grant writing and compliance, for the ROC Program and other manufactured housing projects.Strong project management skills and the capacity to integrate diverse objectives with a high level of attention to detail and deadlines. Ability to facilitate group interactions, develop and teach adult education and provide coaching in a range of settings. Proven ability to work in a small team, collaborative environment with diverse constituencies. Excellent oral and written communication.

Education

• University of Montana

  Bachelor of Arts Degree, Political Science

  2004 — 2009

• Gonzaga University

  Masters of Arts, Organizational Leadership

  2010 — 2012

Skills

• Fundraising
• Nonprofits
• Leadership
• Event Planning
• Grant Writing
• Non-Profits
• Program Management
• Research
• Grants
• Community Outreach
• Public Relations
• Marketing
• Recruiting
• Social Media Outreach
• Volunteer Management
• Volunteer Recruiting
• Volunteer Training
• Photoshop
• Access
• Microsoft Excel