Our Team

Molly Moon

Hello! I’m Molly! (She/they) I am a licensed body piercer in the heart of downtown Oshkosh! I have lived and worked downtown ever since I moved here over 12 years ago from a small farming neighborhood in central Wisconsin.

My small town upbringing has made an impact on how I see community as a whole, and I am very grateful to have that experience. I’m thankful to be on this team with Tj to help bring their vision to life.

I can not wait to see our hope and hearts grow our community.

Lukas Shelton

Passionate about what I believe in.

I try to maintain an open mind regarding others needs and opinions, and involve myself emotionally and physically in the causes that mean something to me even if they do not directly affect me personally.

Time has taught me to look outside of myself and realize that there are great rewards in helping others with their needs. We as a society need to come together toward a greater cause than our individual needs.

I am intolerant of life's injustices and willing to express the need and fight for change when I see it.

TJ Hobbs

Hi! I’m TJ (they/them). I’m a dog-parent, Nerdfigher, and a UW Oshkosh graduate with a degree in Sociology.

You’re reading this today thanks to Risa with the “The Love Fridge” mutual aid group out of Chicago, IL as well as “Love Your Black Community” and the Liberation Fridge out of Portland, OR - thank you for your guidance and inspiration!

Special thanks to my husband Bowen Hobbs, Marijke and her family, Nicole and her family, kris, Molly and Bryan, Lukas, Lisa, Marti and Chuck, and to all the members of our Fox Valley community who are working together to love and empower those who need it most.

Bowen Hobbs

Hey! I’m Bowen. (He/him) I’ve been a professional graphic designer since 2006 with a corresponding degree from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh obtained in 2007. 

As a designer, I’ve worked with a number of clients around the Fox Valley and the United States in technology, marketing, sports, and a plethora of other industries. When Tj told me about Hope Fridge, I knew I could help with the branding of this inspirational venture, giving it an appearance that is caring, uplifting, and easily recognizable. My hope is that Hope Fridge comes to symbolize the power of community and, more importantly, that nobody who needs food ever has to go without it.

Let’s open the door to our hearts.