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The team here at Food Bank of Wyoming is regretful to share that Tony Woodell will be stepping down from his role as Director of Food Bank of Wyoming effective December 31, 2021. Tony led this organization during a critical time where we saw the
The holidays will look a little different for most of us this year, with fewer opportunities to gather in-person with loved ones. But one thing that remains the same is the joy that comes from spreading holiday cheer. This year, with more people facing food
When Monte Reichenberg first learned that the town of Moorcroft, Wyoming, didn’t have an emergency plan in place to access and distribute food should there be a natural disaster or other such event, he felt called to address the issue, just as seven years earlier
When most of us think of a home-cooked meal, the image that comes to mind is one of a familiar recipe made with specific ingredients that nourishes both body and heart. In order to provide more meals that satisfy in that same way, last year
As the 10th largest and least populated state in the nation, Wyoming is a land of striking landscapes, scattered communities, and high rates of food insecurity. The latter is particularly true for the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho people living on the Wind River Indian
Food Bank of Wyoming, formerly known as Wyoming Food Bank of the Rockies, is excited to debut its new name, mission statement, logo, and brand. Read below for a Q&A with Director, Tony O. Woodell, on this exciting new chapter for the nonprofit. What sparked
The team here at Food Bank of Wyoming is regretful to share that Tony Woodell will be stepping down from his role as Director of Food Bank of Wyoming effective December 31, 2021. Tony led this organization during a critical time where we saw the
The holidays will look a little different for most of us this year, with fewer opportunities to gather in-person with loved ones. But one thing that remains the same is the joy that comes from spreading holiday cheer. This year, with more people facing food
When Monte Reichenberg first learned that the town of Moorcroft, Wyoming, didn’t have an emergency plan in place to access and distribute food should there be a natural disaster or other such event, he felt called to address the issue, just as seven years earlier
When most of us think of a home-cooked meal, the image that comes to mind is one of a familiar recipe made with specific ingredients that nourishes both body and heart. In order to provide more meals that satisfy in that same way, last year
As the 10th largest and least populated state in the nation, Wyoming is a land of striking landscapes, scattered communities, and high rates of food insecurity. The latter is particularly true for the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho people living on the Wind River Indian
Food Bank of Wyoming, formerly known as Wyoming Food Bank of the Rockies, is excited to debut its new name, mission statement, logo, and brand. Read below for a Q&A with Director, Tony O. Woodell, on this exciting new chapter for the nonprofit. What sparked
The team here at Food Bank of Wyoming is regretful to share that Tony Woodell will be stepping down from his role as Director of Food Bank of Wyoming effective December 31, 2021. Tony led this organization during a critical time where we saw the
The holidays will look a little different for most of us this year, with fewer opportunities to gather in-person with loved ones. But one thing that remains the same is the joy that comes from spreading holiday cheer. This year, with more people facing food
When Monte Reichenberg first learned that the town of Moorcroft, Wyoming, didn’t have an emergency plan in place to access and distribute food should there be a natural disaster or other such event, he felt called to address the issue, just as seven years earlier
When most of us think of a home-cooked meal, the image that comes to mind is one of a familiar recipe made with specific ingredients that nourishes both body and heart. In order to provide more meals that satisfy in that same way, last year
As the 10th largest and least populated state in the nation, Wyoming is a land of striking landscapes, scattered communities, and high rates of food insecurity. The latter is particularly true for the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho people living on the Wind River Indian
Food Bank of Wyoming, formerly known as Wyoming Food Bank of the Rockies, is excited to debut its new name, mission statement, logo, and brand. Read below for a Q&A with Director, Tony O. Woodell, on this exciting new chapter for the nonprofit. What sparked
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