Natrona County nonprofits are stretched thin, and it can be difficult to find the time, staff, and resources required for the all-consuming process of applying for state and federal grants. “Many of us E.D.’s wear several different hats for our organizations,” said Jeremy Jones, executive director of the 12-24 Club. “Finding […]
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 daily nonprofit lives. Each month, the meeting will be hosted by a Natrona County nonprofit who will have time to introduce their staff and services as well as give facility […]
NCHT Announces Scholarship Recipients
The Natrona Collective Health Trust is excited to announce the recipients of five scholarships for the University of Wyoming Master of Public Administration program. Recipients will receive tuition and fees for the credits required to complete the online program over the next 2-3 years. NCHT partnered with the University of […]
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 support allocated to the area nonprofits through the city’s one-cent tax program. This news was met with great concern by many of our nonprofit partners who are speaking up in […]
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.
NCHT funds scholarships for Natrona County nonprofit staff
Natrona County is rich with nonprofit organizations run by passionate staff who are truly experts in their respective fields, whether it be housing, food insecurity, child development, and so much more. But, according to our surveys and focus groups, many of these dedicated staff struggle with the business of running […]
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