donations

Jersey Mike's, the nationwide sub shop with locations in Casper and Laramie, is celebrating its 13th Annual 'Month of Giving,' by donating 100% of its sales to the Jason's Friends Foundation on Wednesday, March 29.

"We exceeded what we brought in last year," Eades told K2 Radio News. "After a few minor expenses, it looks like we raised OVER $375,000."

Backwards Distilling Company in Casper is hosting a 'Yappy Hour' fundraiser for the Casper Humane Society.

She may not have been there in the flesh but, in spirit, Susie McMurry radiated throughout the Ford Wyoming Center on Saturday during the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Wyoming's annual Reverse Raffle and Auction.

The owners of High Plains Adornment, Halley O'Donnell and Nicolle Kravik, are offering free Thanksgiving meals to anybody who needs them on Wednesday, November 23.

While city officials are working to rebuild their towns, residents are in need of basic necessities, like food, water, pillows, blankets, and more. So Matthew Thomas and James Ries got to work.

When news channels began to air footage of the tornado-ravaged communities in Western Kentucky, Lyndsay LaPointe and her husband did what most of did - they shook their heads, mourned for the lives lost, and wished that they could do something to help.

It's been less than one month. In that time, more than $1 million has been donated to the wife and newly born child of Rylee McCollum, the U.S. Marine from Wyoming who was killed in the suicide bombing terrorist attack that occurred in Afghanistan in late August.

The Buckin' Brew coffee shop is hosting a car show from 10am-2pm on Saturday, June 5th to benefit Sammy Dunnuck, a young boy who was diagnosed with a debilitating, a fatal, disease.

“David Street Station is a place for our community to come together, and we are saddened to see vandalism done to this beautiful facility,” their statement read. “After receiving an immense amount of support through volunteers and donations last week during our campaign, we went into this week feeling grateful for the community that stands behind us."

These are the types of situations that Casper was made for. These are the types of stories that inspire our community to come together and work for something bigger. These are the chances that we get to show what exactly we’re made of.

“As a parent, it means a lot,” she said with tears in her eyes. “You struggle to try and give your kids everything and then, when you can’t give them something on Christmas, it breaks your heart. To be able to have an opportunity to get that, and then you don’t have to feel like a bad parent, it’s amazing. It’s a great feeling.”