Hawk's Harvest Preserves

12/20/2025

We are back at the East Helena City Hall for the Old School Christmas Bazaar! Plenty of jellies still, but starting to run low on our apple butter and apple/ pear butter from this season. Hurry over to get yourself a jar!

12/06/2025

Set up for the Old School Christmas Bazaar at the East Helena City Hall. We have plenty of apple butter and jellies with all kinds of flavors! If you have not tried our apple butter or our new Can-Dew (golden honeydew) jelly come by and get a sample!

12/05/2025

Come see us at the East Helena Christmas Stroll! We have a few Summer flavors left over and all new ones for the Winter! Located in the Fireman's Hall behind Smith's Place

11/18/2025

Come see us at the Eagles 4040 farmers market in East Helena! We will be here for a couple more hours

08/17/2025

Thank you to everyone that came out to the Night Market yesterday! This was the first time we have ever tried to sell our jams, jellies, and preserves, but it felt like a huge success! If you enjoyed our preserves please leave us a review and share our page with your friends. If you have any feedback on things we could do better please send us a message so we can try to fix it for the future

Homemade jams and jellies the way grandma used to make them!

08/16/2025

I pledge to live this day with hope in my heart, energy in my mind, and gentleness in my spirit. Strong minds, gentle hearts!

08/15/2025

Last round of fresh flavors for this weekend's market! Both the left and right side are apple. Pictured in the middle is our blueberry/ lemon, also known as the Strong Minds, Gentle Hearts iykyk

08/14/2025

More flavors ready for the night market this Saturday, August 16th. From left to right we have the M.O.P (mango, orange peach) the Fruit Cocktail/ CAP/ PAC-man (this one has a bit of an identity crisis as we settle on its name, but it is cherry, apple, plum), then orange marmalade (a.k.a. sunshine in a jar), and finally service berry (sometimes referred to as Saskatoon berry)

08/14/2025

Our story:
When I was growing up my great grandmother would make jams and jellies to send out as Christmas gifts to the family. As a kid I always looked forward to opening those care packages and finding out what flavors she had sent that year. After she passed away I began making jams as a way to keep a part of her alive for my own children.

For years family and friends have encouraged me to start selling them. When I saw an all call for vendors at the new night market here in Helena my wife and I decided it was finally time to give it a try!