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On a windless December afternoon in Lyman, Wyoming, a Food Bank of Wyoming truck pulled up to the parking lot of Bridger Valley Baptist Church. A group of about a dozen volunteers were ready, setting up tables and lining them with boxes, ready to begin
It has been six years since a multi-year farm bill was passed by Congress, and a new farm bill is sorely overdue. What is the farm bill, and why does it matter for hunger relief? The farm bill is meant to set national agriculture
A strip mall surrounded by hotels, a Catholic church established over 100 years ago: these structures might seem obvious in their functions, but each houses organizations that are critical to the well-being of community members in Rawlins. In July 2023, our Hunger Relief Partner WYO
Food Bank of Wyoming is excited to announce Casper Pride as their newest Hunger Relief Partner to join them on the front lines of hunger-relief efforts in Casper. Casper Pride is a local nonprofit committed to supporting the LGBTQ+ community through various resources, which now
A few things bind us all together as humans, and the need for food is one of them. No matter one’s age, background, address, race, gender, or societal status: We all need to eat. Across Wyoming, one in seven of our neighbors currently experience 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
On a windless December afternoon in Lyman, Wyoming, a Food Bank of Wyoming truck pulled up to the parking lot of Bridger Valley Baptist Church. A group of about a dozen volunteers were ready, setting up tables and lining them with boxes, ready to begin
It has been six years since a multi-year farm bill was passed by Congress, and a new farm bill is sorely overdue. What is the farm bill, and why does it matter for hunger relief? The farm bill is meant to set national agriculture
A strip mall surrounded by hotels, a Catholic church established over 100 years ago: these structures might seem obvious in their functions, but each houses organizations that are critical to the well-being of community members in Rawlins. In July 2023, our Hunger Relief Partner WYO
Food Bank of Wyoming is excited to announce Casper Pride as their newest Hunger Relief Partner to join them on the front lines of hunger-relief efforts in Casper. Casper Pride is a local nonprofit committed to supporting the LGBTQ+ community through various resources, which now
A few things bind us all together as humans, and the need for food is one of them. No matter one’s age, background, address, race, gender, or societal status: We all need to eat. Across Wyoming, one in seven of our neighbors currently experience 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
On a windless December afternoon in Lyman, Wyoming, a Food Bank of Wyoming truck pulled up to the parking lot of Bridger Valley Baptist Church. A group of about a dozen volunteers were ready, setting up tables and lining them with boxes, ready to begin
It has been six years since a multi-year farm bill was passed by Congress, and a new farm bill is sorely overdue. What is the farm bill, and why does it matter for hunger relief? The farm bill is meant to set national agriculture
A strip mall surrounded by hotels, a Catholic church established over 100 years ago: these structures might seem obvious in their functions, but each houses organizations that are critical to the well-being of community members in Rawlins. In July 2023, our Hunger Relief Partner WYO
Food Bank of Wyoming is excited to announce Casper Pride as their newest Hunger Relief Partner to join them on the front lines of hunger-relief efforts in Casper. Casper Pride is a local nonprofit committed to supporting the LGBTQ+ community through various resources, which now
A few things bind us all together as humans, and the need for food is one of them. No matter one’s age, background, address, race, gender, or societal status: We all need to eat. Across Wyoming, one in seven of our neighbors currently experience 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
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