wyoming food for thought project

Tis the season for helping Casper kids – as the Stuff The Van Toy Drive returns for year #24 - December 13th through the 18th, presented by Greiner Ford, Powered by Lithia.

Our mission is the same as in the past – collecting toys and gifts to make sure no Casper child goes without this Christmas – and feeding them well beyond the holidays, with the vital Weekend Food Bags provided through the Wyoming Food for Thought Project.

Birds and Bucks is back, and this year it will be 3 days straight of bringing hope and happiness to our community and neighbors in need.

After more than 30 years on the air, Townsquare Media’s Donovan Short is putting the microphone back on its stand and is retiring from the world of radio broadcasting.

It was a room full of people of all shapes, sizes, beliefs and life experiences. They sat together. They broke bread together. They laughed together. Most importantly, they learned about each other.

The Wyoming Food for Thought Project is holding a free community BBQ on Saturday, June 19 to commemorate 'Juneteenth.'

The Wyoming Food for Thought Project recently announced the return of their Winter Market season, beginning on March 13.

Over Christmas break, WY Food For Thought delivered almost 80,000 meals. They were able to do this because YOU were willing to help by donating money or food.

The trail ends at the Food for Thought Project at the former Winter Memorial Presbyterian Church, 900 Saint John St.

Tis the season for helping Casper kids – as the Stuff The Van Toy Drive returns for year #23 - December 14th through the 19th.

For the past nine years, the Wyoming Food for Thought Project has been hosting their annual 'Birds & Bucks' Food Drive to help Casper families in need around the holidays. This year, Casper's generosity shined as the 'birds and bucks' raised went to help 400 local families.

Birds and Bucks annual turkey collection for Wyoming Food for Thought comes at what might be the greatest food need we've ever encountered in Casper. Jamie Purcell updated us on the need and how you can make a difference.