Take a look at the grant awards from the first and second quarters of 2025. These grants empower ministries that provide for worship and prayer, proclaim the Gospel, relieve human suffering, promote justice, and equip both lay and ordained leaders.

During the past holiday season, the Foundation for the Episcopal Church in Wyoming offered $5,000 grants to help all churches in the state address hunger pains in their communities. The grants supported local food pantries, grocery gift cards, soup kitchens, student lunch debt and much more.

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The Foundation for the Episcopal Diocese of Wyoming recently awarded $100,000 to St. John’s Episcopal Church in Jackson to support the Wyoming Immigrant Advocacy Project (WIAP), a local nonprofit that supports individuals and families in the Teton region who face financial barriers to immigration services.

On behalf of the Board of Directors for the Foundation for The Episcopal Church in Wyoming, we share the bittersweet news that Katie Parrish has announced her resignation as Executive Director, effective at the end of November.