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Non-profit organization trying to meet the nutritional needs of the people for Sheridan and any surrounding areas. The Food Bank is open to the public. We have supplied clients from local areas, surrounding areas and other states as well. Food baskets are also available for the holidays.

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Various items offered to veterans in need and their families for free. Also offers computer access for video conference meetings and online applications as well as use of shower and laundry facilities for homeless veterans.

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Providing free food assistance for those in need. Also providing meals to elderly and vulnerable adults.

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True Vine Community Church offers food bags to people in need once every 30 days. Food bags items will vary with donations received.

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Upon registering at the food bank, residents can register and pick up food the same day. Residents can pick up once a month and also once a week as local grocers provide food to the pantry with miscellaneous items such as bread, soda, crackers, lunch meats, some produce and other various items.

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Bags distributed directly to children suffering from food insecurity and hunger.

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Offering food for those in need.

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In just one visit to the Jackson Cupboard, shoppers can receive a week’s worth of groceries, cleaning supplies and personal care items, including fresh produce, meat, cheese, pantry items, paper towels, diapers and more. This service is available to folks who live or work in Teton County. Just register, shop online, and select a pick up time. Additionally, the Jackson Cupboard stocks satellite pantries at the Rec Center and Teton County Library with basic staples for immediate food assistance.

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Offering food for families. Special food drives and outreach during holidays.

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Ambitious Diversities runs a food pantry in Cheyenne, WY so that our neighbors don't have to go to bed hungry. We gladly accept food donations, including, Frozen meals, Canned goods, Nonperishable items. Our food pantry is open every Tuesday from 10:00am-6:00pm but you can also stop by during regular business hours to drop off any donations.

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Food Pantry

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The Cupboard serves individuals and families living in Cody, Meeteetse and Clark, WY. Getting food at The Cody Cupboard is free and simple. Just call and schedule a same-day appointment to stop in and select food items.

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Joshua's Storehouse is dedicated to serving the hunger needs of the economically disadvantaged in the community by collecting and distributing food. Special foods for diabetics, people with high blood-pressure, and those with celiac disorder (allergy to gluten) are also available.

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Food Panty for people residing in the 82637 zip code

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Food Pantry

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Offering a thrift store and food pantry.

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Offering food for individuals in need.

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Food Pantry

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Offering food for those in need.

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Green Pastures is a non-profit thrift store. Can also be connected to The Community Food Closet Inc. for anyone that is need of food.

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Low-income, unemployed individuals & families can receive groceries, meat, fresh produce per week.

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Food boxes and Personal Hygiene products distributed to those in need once every calendar month. Daily food is available - Monday - Thursday - 10:00 am - 11:00 am.

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Emergency financial assistance to help with Rent and/or utility assistance- Help with first month rent- Utility assistance Food Pantry including items- Fresh and Shelf-Stable Food- Personal hygiene items- Diapers- Prescriptions

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WCA provides Food Pantry, Christmas and Thanksgiving food baskets, an Adopt-a-Family program at Christmas and a retail store for discounted goods called the Community Closet. Also provides Rent and Utility assistance to income qualified individuals in southern Campbell county.

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We believe childhood hunger in Wyoming is a problem that can be solved. We work to prevent food insecurity by increasing awareness and support for the work of local anti-hunger organizations statewide and by advocating for a future where no child faces the school day on an empty stomach. Nourished kids, healthy families, and thriving communities: that's the goal of Wyoming Hunger Initiative.

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