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Food Bank of Wyoming couldn’t do what we do without volunteers. As our food distribution programs and operations continue to expand across the state, so, too, do our volunteer operations. From packing boxes for mobile pantries and assembling bags of fresh produce, to delivering food
If you’re in need of a New Year’s resolution that will make you feel great, start a new tradition like volunteering — while on the job! Food Bank of Wyoming is promoting just that with their first “Oil City Corporate Challenge.” This challenge engages employers and
Volunteering at a food bank can be a deeply rewarding experience for people of all ages. In addition to the satisfaction of providing much-needed assistance to community members experiencing hunger, giving back at your local food bank can be a great way to meet new
Steve Loftin is an engineer and contractor from Casper, Wyoming, and President of 71 Construction. As a member of the Casper Rotary Club, he is also a longtime volunteer with Food Bank of Wyoming. The first Rotary Club was founded in 1914 by a group
Food Bank of Wyoming couldn’t do what we do without volunteers. As our food distribution programs and operations continue to expand across the state, so, too, do our volunteer operations. From packing boxes for mobile pantries and assembling bags of fresh produce, to delivering food
If you’re in need of a New Year’s resolution that will make you feel great, start a new tradition like volunteering — while on the job! Food Bank of Wyoming is promoting just that with their first “Oil City Corporate Challenge.” This challenge engages employers and
Volunteering at a food bank can be a deeply rewarding experience for people of all ages. In addition to the satisfaction of providing much-needed assistance to community members experiencing hunger, giving back at your local food bank can be a great way to meet new
Steve Loftin is an engineer and contractor from Casper, Wyoming, and President of 71 Construction. As a member of the Casper Rotary Club, he is also a longtime volunteer with Food Bank of Wyoming. The first Rotary Club was founded in 1914 by a group
Food Bank of Wyoming couldn’t do what we do without volunteers. As our food distribution programs and operations continue to expand across the state, so, too, do our volunteer operations. From packing boxes for mobile pantries and assembling bags of fresh produce, to delivering food
If you’re in need of a New Year’s resolution that will make you feel great, start a new tradition like volunteering — while on the job! Food Bank of Wyoming is promoting just that with their first “Oil City Corporate Challenge.” This challenge engages employers and
Volunteering at a food bank can be a deeply rewarding experience for people of all ages. In addition to the satisfaction of providing much-needed assistance to community members experiencing hunger, giving back at your local food bank can be a great way to meet new
Steve Loftin is an engineer and contractor from Casper, Wyoming, and President of 71 Construction. As a member of the Casper Rotary Club, he is also a longtime volunteer with Food Bank of Wyoming. The first Rotary Club was founded in 1914 by a group
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Food Bank of Wyoming is the Wyoming Distribution Center of Food Bank of the Rockies.
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