The Good Work

Invite – Welcome – Connect to St. Andrew’s – St. Andrew’s in Meeteetse 

This is a continuation and expansion of the program they started last year, expanding the connections they were building among community members. This grant will fund a series of programs that will INVITE everyone in the Meeteetse community and surrounding Big Horn Basin to come to fun, informal events. We want everyone to feel WELCOME at these events, and create connections leading to conversations, and conversations lead to understanding, respect and friendship.

Playground Construction – Holy Trinity in Gillette 

In the growing area in Gillette near Holy Trinity, there are currently no parks or accessible playgrounds available. Holy Trinity envisions the playground as a community space, a gathering space for families and children in the ever-expanding area.

Sand Creek Massacre Exhibit – St. Alban’s in Worland

St Alban’s helped sponsor, along with Washakie Museum & Cultural Center, the traveling exhibition of The Sand Creek Massacre: The Betrayal that Changed Cheyenne and Arapaho People Forever. The exhibit arrived on August 3rd and will run through October 23, 2026.

Lander Free Medical Clinic Patient Care Support Fund – Trinity in Lander 

Trinity Episcopal Church has been a supporting partner of the Lander Free Medical Clinic since its inception in 2022. This grant will support the 2026 Patient Care Support Fund to help them meet their patient service goals for 2026. Those goals include broadening access to specialty care, adding to their patient education initiatives, expanding their in-house diagnostic and testing capabilities, and continuing to serve as a Certified Designated Organization that is authorized to help people enroll in federal American Care Act health plans.

Wyoming International Chamber Music Festival – St. Matthew’s Cathedral in Laramie 

As part of Music at the Cathedral, St. Matthew’s hosted the second year of the Wyoming International
Chamber Music Festival. WICMF holds concerts throughout the year in Wyoming. They bring classical musicians of the highest level — graduates of top programs across the world who now hold positions in leading musical institutions — to provide free concerts, educational events (pre-concert talks, lectures, etc.), and community-building opportunities.