The Foundation for the Episcopal Diocese of Wyoming makes grants that further the religious, charitable, and educational purposes of the Episcopal Diocese of Wyoming. Successful grants are for projects that restore all people to unity with God and each other, provide for prayer and worship, proclaim the Gospel, promote justice, peace and love, relieve human suffering, and empower both lay and ordained ministers.
Garden of Hope – St. Andrew’s in Basin
Oxbow Center, North East Regional Counseling Center, has recently completed construction on The Lighthouse Adult Crisis Center, which serves both Basin and Worland. The Lighthouse serves people with addictions who are waiting for placement in a rehabilitation center. The center serves the state of Wyoming and beyond. The Garden of Hope will be a space of reflection and renewal. The garden will also provide a pleasant outdoor space of peace and respite for the staff, as well.
Hearts to Hands Ministry – St. Mark’s in Casper
St. Mark’s is requesting a grant to continue their signature Heart to Hands ministries for diaper and laundry voucher distribution. Through the target group of those with low to moderate income families, the average attendance is 200 people per biweekly distribution. Through community partnerships, laundry vouchers are distributed from Interfaith, the Natrona County Library, Workforce Services, and more. St. Mark’s is expanding this signature ministry to include “Baby Boxes” for every newborn baby in Natrona County.
St. Christopher’s Highway – Holy Communion in Rock Springs
St. Christopher’s Highway in Sweetwater County is providing shelter, food, clothing, gas, auto repair, and any number of other needs to travelers on I-80 who find themselves stranded and in need of assistance.
Wyoming Immigrant Advocacy Project – St. John’s in Jackson, St. Peter’s in Sheridan, St. Matthew’s Cathedral in Laramie & St. Barnabas’ in Saratoga
WIAP is a legal aid clinic offering low-cost services tailored to the needs of immigrants across Wyoming.
Mental Health Access – St. Andrew’s in the Pines in Pinedale
St. Andrew’s in the Pines addresses mental health care in their community by providing funding for free or reduced services for all residents of Sublette County. The church works directly with mental health providers to support uninsured or under-insured families.
Community Outreach – St. Paul’s in Dixon
In partnership with the Assisted Care Facility Village, this ministry offers transportation assistance and a homemaking program for residents with limited mobility.
A History of Canterbury Fellowship – Canterbury Fellowship in Laramie
A local historian and alumnus will research and preserve the rich history of the Canterbury Fellowship, which has served the University of Wyoming community for more than 100 years.
Celebrating the Diversity of God’s Gifts – St. Andrew’s in Meeteetse
St. Andrew’s will host four community-wide events this summer, concluding with a concert by The Craft Brothers. These gatherings celebrate the beauty of music, dance, and creation.
Opportunity Shop Parking Lot – St. Thomas’ in Dubois
The parking lot for the Opportunity Shop Thrift Store—a vital ministry in the community—will be resurfaced.
Rectory Repairs – St. Andrew’s in the Pines in Pinedale
Renovations and structural improvements will be made to the rectory serving this congregation.
The Foundation for the Episcopal Diocese of Wyoming matches funds donated to our partners, enabling them to leverage your donation more effectively. If you donate to the following organizations and send us proof of your donation, we will match it 1:1 up to a certain amount.
Send proof of your donation to Kira Bachus at kira@episcopalwy.org or mail it to:
The Foundation for the Episcopal Diocese of Wyoming
Attn: Kira Bachus
123 S Durbin St
Casper, WY 82609