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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
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
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
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