Tag: United Way of Southwest Wyoming
SWEETWATER COUNTY -- In 2017, 60,031 diapers were distributed to Sweetwater County families through United Way of Southwest Wyoming’s (UWSW)
SWEETWATER COUNTY -- For forty years United Way of Southwest Wyoming (UWSW) has been touching the lives of many people
SWEETWATER COUNTY -- The United Way of Southwest Wyoming, Community Diaper Bank has been awarded $1,000 from the Rock Springs Area
Scout Troop #66 participated in Helping Hands Day 2017 by painting a local senior citizens porch. Helping Hands Day projects
SWEETWATER COUNTY -- The Annual United Way of Southwest Wyoming Helping Hands Day will be August 26, 2017. Helping Hands
SWEETWATER COUNTY -- United Way of Southwest Wyoming (UWSW) hosted their 38th Annual Celebration Event at the Holiday Inn of
SWEETWATER COUNTY - United Way of Southwest Wyoming’s Helping Hands Day generated over $16,682 worth of services for the elderly, persons
SWEETWATER COUNTY -- United Way of Southwest Wyoming Community Diaper Bank kicks off Diaper Need Awareness Week with Proclamations signed
SWEETWATER COUNTY -- United Way of Southwest Wyoming has awarded a $60,000 grant to the Food Bank of Sweetwater County.
SWEETWATER COUNTY -- United Way of Southwest Wyoming’s (UWSW) 21st Annual Helping Hands Day in Southwest Wyoming is set for
YWCA's Financial Empowerment Program provides individuals, groups and businesses with basic money management skills through their FREE financial education classes.
Tim and Lyudmila Stephen are the winners of the 2015 Can-Am Commander. SWEETWATER COUNTY -- United Way of Southwest Wyoming
SWEETWATER COUNTY -- United Way of Southwest Wyoming (UWSW) hosted their 37th Annual Celebration Event, Great Things Happen When We
SWEETWATER COUNTY -- The Southwest Wyoming Community Diaper Bank, the community-based not-for-profit organization that distributes diapers to babies living in
ROCK SPRINGS – The Rink Rat Club, a student club at Western Wyoming Community College, will partner with Student United
SWEETWATER COUNTY - With families across Wyoming continuing to feel the economic crunch, groups are striving to fill their needs.
