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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
While data points can only tell a fraction of a story, numbers from 2023 speak loudly to the state of food insecurity in the communities we serve. Last year, Food Bank of Wyoming distributed enough food to provide the daily equivalent of more than 23,800
Feed your family this week or heat your home? Stock up on nonperishable groceries ahead of a winter storm or pay rent? Reprioritize your entire monthly budget because your fixed income won’t cover the costs? Thousands of people across Wyoming face these impossible choices during the
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
While data points can only tell a fraction of a story, numbers from 2023 speak loudly to the state of food insecurity in the communities we serve. Last year, Food Bank of Wyoming distributed enough food to provide the daily equivalent of more than 23,800
Feed your family this week or heat your home? Stock up on nonperishable groceries ahead of a winter storm or pay rent? Reprioritize your entire monthly budget because your fixed income won’t cover the costs? Thousands of people across Wyoming face these impossible choices during the
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
While data points can only tell a fraction of a story, numbers from 2023 speak loudly to the state of food insecurity in the communities we serve. Last year, Food Bank of Wyoming distributed enough food to provide the daily equivalent of more than 23,800
Feed your family this week or heat your home? Stock up on nonperishable groceries ahead of a winter storm or pay rent? Reprioritize your entire monthly budget because your fixed income won’t cover the costs? Thousands of people across Wyoming face these impossible choices during the
Wherever hunger rises, so can we.
Food Bank of Wyoming is the Wyoming Distribution Center of Food Bank of the Rockies.
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Food Bank of Wyoming (Food Bank of the Rockies) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization recognized by the IRS, ID 84-0772672. All donations are tax-deductible. This institution is an equal opportunity provider. Click here for full USDA non-discrimination statement.
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