During this back-to-school season, the Natrona Collective Health Trust welcomed a student of our own, Stephanie Miller, our inaugural MSW [...]
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Fall Grant Cycle Q&A
The deadline for the Fall Multi-Year General Operating Grant Cycle is September 14. Throughout this grant application period, the program [...]
Read moreAn update to our nonprofit partners: NCHT looks back at 2022 so far and what lies ahead
Dear Partners, August 2 will mark my one-year anniversary as CEO of the Natrona Collective Health Trust. We’re excited to […]
Beyond the Check: NCHT launches pilot program for grant writing assistance
Natrona County nonprofits are stretched thin, and it can be difficult to find the time, staff, and resources required for […]
WNN announces Natrona Nonprofit Networking meeting schedule
Make space monthly to join your fellow nonprofit warriors for 90 minutes of fellowship, networking and programming relevant to your […]
NCHT Announces Scholarship Recipients
The Natrona Collective Health Trust is excited to announce the recipients of five scholarships for the University of Wyoming Master […]
NCHT joins area nonprofits in plea to maintain one-cent funding levels
As many in our community are aware, the City of Casper administration is proposing a reduction in the amount of […]
Meet Grants Manager Jeremy Yates
The Natrona Collective Health Trust is excited to introduce Anna Wilcox, Director of Learning and Development for the Wyoming Nonprofit Network.
Welcome Anna Wilcox, WNN Director of Learning & Development
The Natrona Collective Health Trust is excited to introduce Anna Wilcox, Director of Learning and Development for the Wyoming Nonprofit Network.
Wyoming Medical Center Foundation Awards Funding to Natrona County Nonprofits
[Casper, WY., December 9, 2021] On December 13th, the Wyoming Medical Center Foundation (WMC Foundation) will direct deposit over $2 million across 27 nonprofit bank accounts in Natrona County. The awarded funding is for unrestricted, two-year, general operating support for each organization to help build their capacity to serve the community. The awarded nonprofits will receive the same amount of funding(again, totaling over $2 million), in December 2022.
