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We have provided millions of pounds thousands of people throughout Colorado and Wyoming. Families in need of food can contact Wyoming Food Bank of the Rockies’ local partner agencies, a list of locations and phone numbers is available on the website at During this time, all mobile pantry volunteers must be pre-registered. (Release) - WFBR is committed to serving all Wyomingites in need, despite the isolation and the remote locations. The homeless population represents only about 10% of our food recipients. 307-265-2172 877-265-2172 (toll-free) Hours & Additional Contact Info
In Wyoming, we all know about leaning in. $1 helps provide at least 10 meals secured by Feeding America on behalf of local member food banks. You may volunteer by contacting Myriam at 307-232-4020. Additional resources are greatly needed to efficiently address this situation. When faced with a strong headwind, they lean in to get to where they are going. The spirit of collaboration, with our funders (including the First Lady’s Wyoming Hunger Initiate), has been humbling; as we all lean in to provide the food and essentials that communities require to respond to this crisis.”Aside from providing additional support to over 180 partners across the state, Wyoming Food Bank of the Rockies has scheduled an increased number of mobile pantries to help those households in greatest need of food. When faced with a strong headwind, we lean in to get to where we are going.
Behind that number are thousands of faces of people like you and me, people who need a little help. )Dates, times or locations may change due to weather or logistical concerns, so please check the website for more information and for any updates on mobile pantries in your area. All donations are tax-deductible.Hunger can be found everywhere – often where you least expect it. Published: Aug. 26, 2020 at 11:26 PM CDT CHEYENNE, Wyo.
You may volunteer by contacting Myriam at 307-232-4020.Wyoming Food Bank of the Rockies has scheduled Mobile Pantries across the state to help alleviate the food insecurity brought on by the COVID-19 event. Critical service providers, such as Food Bank of the Rockies, are needed now, more than ever before. Food Bank of the Rockies is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization recognized by the IRS, ID 84-0772672. At Food Bank of the Rockies, we work with partner hunger relief programs - food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters - and through our direct service programs - mobile pantries, kids meals and weekend Totes of Hope and senior food boxes - to ensure hungry men, women and children in our service area find nourishment and hope. Your financial gift allows us to collaborate with our statewide network of partners as we all lean in to provide the food and essentials that communities require to respond to this crisis, AND to direct help where it will be most needed most in the future.I have called on our staff as never before to lean in, to work harder and smarter; to engage with our partners in more than they already do. Wyoming Food Bank of the Rockies representative Myriam Wolcott, holding the proclamation, attended the Rock Springs City Council meeting to accept the Hunger Action Month proclamation document and to provide information on Saturday's mobile pantry event. Volunteers are needed to assist with set up, to help with food distribution, and to help clean up at some of these events. Since mid-March, Food Bank of the Rockies has seen an entirely new level of food insecurity in our communities.
You may volunteer by contacting Myriam at 307-232-4020. Dedicated to keeping staff, volunteers, partners, and … Food Bank of the Rockies receives 91.91 out of 100 for their Charity Navigator rating. But at Food Bank of the Rockies, that dollar helps provide four meals!And we depend on volunteers to help us in the warehouse so we can get food to people who need it.Your time and funds are greatly needed. Your gift today helps us respond to current and future needs. In Wyoming, we all know about leaning in.