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Remember the 1980s and how the roller skating rink was the place to be? Now you can not only do just that and bring back all the nostalgia, but also help out families in Laramie County with Needs Inc. Food Pantry's 'Skatin' and Donatin' 80s themed event this Saturday at Roller City Cheyenne!

We have hit May and that means we need to focus on what events were taking part in during Summer 2021, right? Whether its a music festival, craft beer festival or summer vacation, we have to get that put in our planner, quick. While youre moving quickly, you may want to go ahead and register for the Cheyenne Firecracker 5k or 10k with Needs Inc. Food Pantry. The Firecracker 5k & 10k is one of the bigger fundraisers for Needs Inc. Food Pantry, and after the work theyve had to do for the communit...

Needs Inc. Food Pantry Releases 2020 Year End Report 2020 was a year unlike any other in recent memory, or history in that matter. There were so many families struggling, neighbors hurting and friends not knowing if theyll get to go back to work. Saying it was difficult to know that was going on not just across our country, but in our community would be an understatement. We are fortunate in Laramie County to have groups looking out for people who really need help. Needs Inc. Food Pantry releas...

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CHEYENNE — First Lady Jennie Gordon’s Wyoming Hunger Initiative and the Wyoming Governor’s Residence Foundation allocated $55,800 this week to anti-hunger nonprofit organizations for infrastructure needs through the Initiative’s second grant cycle of 2020. Wyoming Hunger Initiative grants are intended to support infrastructure and longevity of anti-hunger organizations as well as long-term, sustainable solutions to food insecurity across the state. All funds distributed thro...

CHEYENNE — First Lady Jennie Gordon’s Wyoming Hunger Initiative and the Wyoming Governor’s Residence Foundation allocated $55,800 this week to anti-hunger nonprofit organizations for infrastructure needs through the Initiative’s second grant cycle of 2020. Wyoming Hunger Initiative grants are intended to support infrastructure and longevity of anti-hunger organizations as well as long-term, sustainable solutions to food insecurity across the state. All funds distributed through the Wyom...

First lady Jennie Gordon’s Wyoming Hunger Initiative and the Wyoming Governor’s Residence Foundation allocated $55,800 this week to anti-hunger nonprofit organizations for infrastructure needs through the Initiative’s second grant cycle of 2020. Wyoming Hunger Initiative grants are intended to support infrastructure and longevity of antihunger organizations as well as long-term, sustainable solutions to food insecurity across the state. All funds distributed through the Wyoming Governor�...