Helping Cheyenne nonprofits serve their communities

Nonprofit organizations rely on technology to connect people, operate efficiently, and deliver important community services. To support that work, Wyoming Community Foundation (WYCF) collaborated with Microsoft to provide technology grants for several local nonprofits in Cheyenne and across Laramie County. These grants enabled hardware and software upgrades and skill development for the organizations.

The nonprofits receiving grants included:

• Alliance for Historic Wyoming
• Cheyenne Frontier Old West Museum
• Climb Wyoming
• COMEA Inc.
• Habitat for Humanity of Laramie County
• Magic City Enterprises
• Montessori School of Cheyenne
• Wyoming Breast Cancer Initiative
• Wyoming Guardianship Corporation

By investing in nonprofit technology and digital capability, the Wyoming Community Foundation and Microsoft are helping local organizations to strengthen their operations and expand access to services. These investments streamline administrative tasks so nonprofit teams can focus on their missions, from preserving local history and expanding educational opportunities to providing housing assistance and other critical community services.

Founded in 1989, the Wyoming Community Foundation brings people together to strengthen communities across Wyoming. By connecting donors, nonprofits, and community leaders, the organization helps turn local generosity into lasting impact, supporting the people and programs that help Wyoming communities thrive.

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