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A collection of illuminated tail lights from idling cars surrounded the Lord’s Storehouse in Evanston, Wyoming, just after sunset on a chilly December evening. Despite the temperature, the doors of the food pantry were wide open and volunteers with Food Bank of Wyoming could be
Nearly 80 people gathered in a warehouse on a cold Tuesday night in Cheyenne just before the holiday school break. In a little over an hour, the group of volunteers filled 1,150 green tote bags with enough food to help feed children experiencing food insecurity
As folks set goals to kick off the new year, here at Food Bank of Wyoming we’re also excited to share some of our 2025 ambitions. Across our programs and departments, our staff is hard at work brainstorming ways to more efficiently and effectively support
A collection of illuminated tail lights from idling cars surrounded the Lord’s Storehouse in Evanston, Wyoming, just after sunset on a chilly December evening. Despite the temperature, the doors of the food pantry were wide open and volunteers with Food Bank of Wyoming could be
Nearly 80 people gathered in a warehouse on a cold Tuesday night in Cheyenne just before the holiday school break. In a little over an hour, the group of volunteers filled 1,150 green tote bags with enough food to help feed children experiencing food insecurity
As folks set goals to kick off the new year, here at Food Bank of Wyoming we’re also excited to share some of our 2025 ambitions. Across our programs and departments, our staff is hard at work brainstorming ways to more efficiently and effectively support
A collection of illuminated tail lights from idling cars surrounded the Lord’s Storehouse in Evanston, Wyoming, just after sunset on a chilly December evening. Despite the temperature, the doors of the food pantry were wide open and volunteers with Food Bank of Wyoming could be
Nearly 80 people gathered in a warehouse on a cold Tuesday night in Cheyenne just before the holiday school break. In a little over an hour, the group of volunteers filled 1,150 green tote bags with enough food to help feed children experiencing food insecurity
As folks set goals to kick off the new year, here at Food Bank of Wyoming we’re also excited to share some of our 2025 ambitions. Across our programs and departments, our staff is hard at work brainstorming ways to more efficiently and effectively support
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