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Get our free mobile app Attendees bid on silent auction packages, live auction experiences and items, and had a chance to win a 2020 Dodge Ram. A preliminary event total is estimated at $703,350. Pledges made during the auction portion of the event help fund teen programming and provide mental health support for club kids. CEO Ashley Bright said: "Our youth and teens need a positive place to belong now more than ever. This incredible support will help Wyoming’s kids feel connected and cared for. You are helping to provide snacks and meals, career preparation and exploration opportunitie...

Get our free mobile app The Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Wyoming (BGCCW) serve youth ages 5-18 at ten sites in Natrona, Converse, Fremont, and Johnson Counties. Terrell started going to the Boys & Girls Club of Greater San Diago at the age of 7. It provided him and his siblings a safe place outside of their tough neighborhood, and he credits his experiences at the club for his love of sports. Terrell’s NFL career began in 1995 as a sixth-round pick for the Denver Broncos. He went on to become the team’s all-time leading rusher with 7,607 yards. The three-time Pro Bowler also popularized ...

SMCC exceeds halfway point of fund-raising campaign St. Mary Catholic Central High School (SMCC) has already passed the halfway point of a major fund-raising drive begun this year. The drive called “Together - A Virtual Campaign for Falcons and Kestrels” has surpassed the $300,000 mark on a path toward the campaign’s goal of $575,000, according to an update posted online. More than 200 people have donated so far. The link to the campaign page is igfn.us/e/QGLw9A. It includes a basic outline for the campaign and a letter from school President Sean Jorgensen to alumni and friends that ki...

Natrona County Meals on Wheels announced that, due to COVID-19, they are not holding their annual Bubbles, Baubles, and Beans fundraiser this year. “Because of COVID, we weren’t comfortable with having the event,” said Jamie Loveall, the Executive Director of Natrona County Meals on Wheels. “We didn’t feel like we could do it in a safe enough matter, so we just decided it was better if we just cancelled the event this year.” Enter your number to get our free mobile app However, Meals on Wheels is still offering their annual ‘Pot of Beans’ raffle, it will just take place online...