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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
Think for a moment about your family and friends. Picture their faces and consider the things you appreciate most about them. Then choose seven of them to hold in your mind. Young, old, new friend, life-long friend, child, partner, sibling: it can be anyone. Now,
Food Bank of Wyoming is thrilled to announce it’s been awarded the Local Food Purchasing Agreement (LFPA) Grant, which will allow the organization to purchase food from local and underserved farmers and producers to distribute to communities across Wyoming that need it most. This important
As soon as the semi-truck pulls into the parking lot, Vern grabs his walking stick and starts walking over. “I call it my balancing rod,” he said, motioning to the smooth wooden stick he carved himself. A former rancher and bronco rider in the rodeo,
The unexpected closure of Douglas’ food pantry in 2023 threatened the food security of many residents in the area. To make sure people still got the nutrition they needed, local volunteers partnered with Food Bank of Wyoming to quickly organize a temporary solution. “We had
Food Bank of Wyoming couldn’t do what we do without volunteers. As our food distribution programs and operations continue to expand across the state, so, too, do our volunteer operations. From packing boxes for mobile pantries and assembling bags of fresh produce, to delivering food
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
Think for a moment about your family and friends. Picture their faces and consider the things you appreciate most about them. Then choose seven of them to hold in your mind. Young, old, new friend, life-long friend, child, partner, sibling: it can be anyone. Now,
Food Bank of Wyoming is thrilled to announce it’s been awarded the Local Food Purchasing Agreement (LFPA) Grant, which will allow the organization to purchase food from local and underserved farmers and producers to distribute to communities across Wyoming that need it most. This important
As soon as the semi-truck pulls into the parking lot, Vern grabs his walking stick and starts walking over. “I call it my balancing rod,” he said, motioning to the smooth wooden stick he carved himself. A former rancher and bronco rider in the rodeo,
The unexpected closure of Douglas’ food pantry in 2023 threatened the food security of many residents in the area. To make sure people still got the nutrition they needed, local volunteers partnered with Food Bank of Wyoming to quickly organize a temporary solution. “We had
Food Bank of Wyoming couldn’t do what we do without volunteers. As our food distribution programs and operations continue to expand across the state, so, too, do our volunteer operations. From packing boxes for mobile pantries and assembling bags of fresh produce, to delivering food
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
Think for a moment about your family and friends. Picture their faces and consider the things you appreciate most about them. Then choose seven of them to hold in your mind. Young, old, new friend, life-long friend, child, partner, sibling: it can be anyone. Now,
Food Bank of Wyoming is thrilled to announce it’s been awarded the Local Food Purchasing Agreement (LFPA) Grant, which will allow the organization to purchase food from local and underserved farmers and producers to distribute to communities across Wyoming that need it most. This important
As soon as the semi-truck pulls into the parking lot, Vern grabs his walking stick and starts walking over. “I call it my balancing rod,” he said, motioning to the smooth wooden stick he carved himself. A former rancher and bronco rider in the rodeo,
The unexpected closure of Douglas’ food pantry in 2023 threatened the food security of many residents in the area. To make sure people still got the nutrition they needed, local volunteers partnered with Food Bank of Wyoming to quickly organize a temporary solution. “We had
Food Bank of Wyoming couldn’t do what we do without volunteers. As our food distribution programs and operations continue to expand across the state, so, too, do our volunteer operations. From packing boxes for mobile pantries and assembling bags of fresh produce, to delivering food
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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