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From our Fall 2018 Newsletter. See the full newsletter (PDF) here. “I never liked my first name,” says Bear whose birth name was Charlene. “I was named after someone who treated me very badly,” she says. “Charlene died a long time ago. Bear chooses to live...

Georgene Hager Memorial Fund From our Fall 2018 Newsletter. See the full newsletter (PDF) here. If you live in Wyoming, you’ve seen cattle. They dot the landscape and greet you as you drive along the highways. You might say they’re as much a part...

Covid-19 Response & Recovery Fund From our Fall 2020 Newsletter. See the full newsletter (PDF) here. “I wasn’t sleeping at night,” says Laura. “I was worried if funding was going to come through and how we were going to feed our seniors.” Over the last few...

From our Spring 2021 Newsletter (find a full PDF here). In 2020, 59-year-old Jaime was diagnosed with Laryngeal cancer and underwent tracheotomy surgery. To stop the spread of the cancer, Jaime also needed radiation treatment. Because of the...

From our Spring 2021 Newsletter (find a full PDF here). Every parent wants what’s best for their child. When a divorce occurs or parents are not together, it can be difficult for parents to get on the same page. Unfortunately, those situations can also be a...

From our Spring 2021 Newsletter (find a full PDF here). Driving through southeastern Wyoming, you will likely hear about a fun, beautiful place called Curt Gowdy State Park. If you're lucky enough, you'll visit. The park is full of interesting landscapes, lakes to...

From our Fall 2018 Newsletter. See the full newsletter (PDF) here. You might not think of Wyoming as an oasis for veggies. Summer is gone in the blink of an eye and the dry air doesn’t lend itself well to prize-winning crops. Or at least...