restoring hope for generations...plumbers & pipefitters ua local 192 stitches acute care 4...

2017 Progress Report

Restoring Hope for Generations

p a g e 2 2 0 1 7 i n r e v i e w

m i s s i o n

For low-income single mothers to discover self-sufficiency through career training and placement.

Dear Friends,

Climb graduates give me hope. These women enter Wyoming’s workforce after program

completion with newfound tenacity and confidence. Their children share in the pride and

stability that self-sufficiency brings to life. They now can imagine brighter futures of their own.

I hope that you, like me, find hope in the following pages, whether in the story of a mom finding

her way or the data and research that show our strong impact on fighting poverty. As Climb

celebrates these achievements we also prepare for the challenges ahead. In the past year,

we’ve seen the need for our services grow. We remain nimble and adaptive, never letting our

innovation waver in order to stay focused so our Wyoming families find success and purpose.

We are grateful for the strength you give us.

With gratitude,

Ray Fleming Dinneen, Psy. D.

a letter from our founder

p a g e 4 2 0 1 7 i n r e v i e w

The Challenges of Living in PovertySingle mothers and their children experience the highest rates of poverty among families in Wyoming.

Generational poverty creates significant barriers to job success, trapping low-income single mothers and their children in a cycle that Climb participants are ready to break.

1 “Poverty Shrinks Brains from Birth,” Nature, March 2015

2 “Child Poverty and Adult Success,” Urban Institute, September 2015

3 “Poverty Impacts Cognitive Function,” Science, August 2013

(U.S. Census Bureau 2014/2015)

CLIMB’S SINGLE MOTHERS

Almost a quarter report

moving 3 or more times in the past

year, and almost half have changed jobs

more than 3 times in a year.

82% have not accessed educational

advancement beyond high school.

poverty causes toxic stress for adults

The toxic stress of poverty significantly limits the cognitive bandwidth for adults—similar to

a decrease in 13 IQ points.³

poverty compromises young adult job success

Young adults who grow up in deep poverty are 37% less likely

than their counterparts to be consistently employed.²

poverty Devastates Childhood Development

The effects of poverty on the early childhood brain include diminished

capacity for learning, language and emotional control.¹

wyoming Children in Poverty by Family Type

single moms:

45% single DADS:

15%married couples:

7%

40% of wyoming’s single mothers with children under age 18 live in poverty.

Of those, 60% have children under age 5—the years when the majority of brain development occurs.

executive functioning INSIGHTS

Recent research indicates that the chronic stress of

living in poverty significantly decreases cognitive

functioning skills we all need to negotiate the

challenges of everyday life, including planning,

emotional regulation and decision making.

“We moved about 3 or 4 times

a year before Climb. We were

living on food stamps and all

shared one bedroom. My son

was having behavior issues.

It was just tough on everyone,

very depressing.”

Read Christina’s story on page 15

p a g e 6 2 0 1 7 i n r e v i e w

Climb is intentionally designed to ACCELERATE learning and PREPARE participants for successful long-term employment

JOB SKILLS are technical and relevant to professional opportunities.

SOFT SKILLS like workplace communication and conflict engagement support workplace success.

LIFE SKILLS like parenting and budgeting provide tools to manage life outside of work.

COUNSELING addresses barriers that would interfere with success in the workplace.

WORKING WITH GROUPS

accelerates learning through interaction and builds networks

that last beyond the program.

CONSISTENT STRUCTURE

models that a crisis doesn’t need to derail progress.

RELATIONSHIPS

build trust and safety.

Climb is a RESOURCE for graduates

• Graduates can return to Climb for support with job transitions,

promotions and workplace issues.

• Monthly lunches are a networking opportunity and prompt referrals of

new moms for future programs.

Climb trains single moms who are READY for jobs that exist

• Real-time research and collaboration

with local employers identify existing job

opportunities.

• Potential participants commit to the

rigorous Climb program.

Employment as a Catalyst for ChangeThe complexities of poverty cannot be fully addressed by simply finding someone a job. The Climb program considers that long-term self-sufficiency depends not just on employment but on the ability to navigate decisions, conflicts, challenges and emotions successfully.


Climb intentionally works with groups of women

during the program to allow participants an

intense opportunity to engage with their

peers, practice self-regulation and develop

relationships that create support networks

(social capital) outside the Climb program.

“In the Climb program, you have to

open up and look at some of the

barriers that showed up in past

jobs. I’ve been through a lot and

had held on to a lot. But with those

people in that environment, you

can let it go and move on.”

Read Sara’s story on page 16

p a g e 8 2 0 1 7 i n r e v i e w

moving off public assistance

increase in employment status

1 “Poverty Interrupted: Applying Behavioral Science to the Context of Chronic Scarcity,” Ideas 42, May 2015

2 Based on graduates two years post program.

All data represent Climb’s most recent 5-year cumulative outcomes.

A $10,000 increase in annual income for

families in poverty averaged over the first

five years of a child’s life nearly

triples the odds that he or

she will finish high school.1

Before Climb 2 years after Climb

Average annual wage $12,744

Average annual wage $29,028

The Path to Self-SufficiencyClimb graduates experience a critical sense of independence and self-worth by being able to provide for their children. This empowerment is a huge motivator for long-term success, and the state of Wyoming sees a significant savings.

Food stamp usage by supplemental nutrition assistance program (Snap)

participants

Wyoming saves $801,768 annually from

decreased food stamp use among graduates.2

Before Climb

3 months post program

2 years after Climb

84%decrease

percent of graduates on public health insurance

Before Climb


2 years after Climb

45%decrease

percent of graduates on private health insurance

Before Climb


2 years after Climb

236%increase


After Climb, participants show improvement

in several skills that we all need to manage

the challenges of life and work, reporting a

decrease in the number of times their behavior

interferes with work and relationships.

“Since Climb, I’ve been able to

move up the career ladder instead

of working so hard in a low-wage

job and feeling like I’m not going

anywhere. My daughter wants to

be a brain surgeon. She says I’ve

inspired her.”

Read Mary’s story on page 18

71%employed46% employed

$1,062

Before Climb

$2,130


increase in Average Monthly Wages$2,419

2 years after Climb

“It’s one of the best programs in the country.”

Kevin Concannon, Former U.S. Department of Agriculture Under Secretary for Food, Nutrition and Consumer Services, Casper Star-Tribune, January 2016

p a g e 1 0 2 0 1 7 i n r e v i e w

2017 IN REVIEWBY THE NUMBERS OCTOBER 1, 2016–SEPTEMBER 30, 2017

In support of our graduates’ long-term success, Climb’s contact with them

continues in the following ways:

35%

21%39%

5%

support

Monthly Graduate Dinners/Lunches

Job Support (resumes, workplace-related topics, salary negotiations, etc.)

Advocacy and Referrals to Community Resources

Other support

Total earnings for graduates at intake versus program completion.

$659,449 $2,468,978

79%graduates employed

full-time at program end.

graduation rate

92%

p a g e 1 2 2 0 1 7 i n r e v i e w

THANK YOU EMPLOYER PARTNERSYou are part of changing a family’s future. You see firsthand how a new career impacts single mothers and their children!

FY17 Program TrainingsClimb engages with local employers to create trainings that

meet Wyoming’s most current workforce needs. During job

placement, staff support the employer–employee relationship

with follow-up meetings to establish performance evaluations,

problem solve, and communicate for long-term success.

CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT (CNA)

COMMERCIAL TRUCK DRIVING (CDL)

GED CERTIFICATION/INTRO TO PROFESSIONAL CAREERS

INTRO TO CONSTRUCTION TRADES

INTRO TO MEDICAL CAREERS/MEDICAL OFFICE CAREERS

OFFICE CAREERS

PROFESSIONAL WORKFLOW SPECIALIST

WAREHOUSE INVENTORY

More than 50% of Climb’s

trainings this year were in the

medical field in response

to Wyoming’s need for

healthcare workers.

Thanks to the following employers who partnered with Climb in FY17:

CasperAll About Family

Central Wyoming Hospice & Transitions

Central Wyoming Skin Clinic

Douglas Care Center

Elkhorn Valley Rehabilitation Hospital

Express Employment Professionals

Farm Bureau Financial Services

Farmers Insurance

Garden Square Assisted Living

Gastroenterology Associates

Greiner Ford

Mountain Plaza Assisted Living

Interim HealthCare of Casper

One Call of Wyoming

Poplar Living Center

Shepherd of the Valley Healthcare Community

Summit Home Health Care

Wyoming Medical Center

Youth Crisis Center

CheyenneAZCO Inc.

Cheyenne Eye Clinic

Cheyenne Healthcare Center

Cheyenne Regional Medical Center

Cheyenne Skin Clinic

Continue Care Home Health

Croell Redi-Mix

Duran Construction

Employee Onboarding Services, LLC

Granite Rehabilitation and Wellness

Habitat for Humanity of Laramie County

Holly Frontier

JE Dunn Construction

Lincare Inc.

Meridian Trust FCU

Plumbers & Pipefitters UA Local 192

Stitches Acute Care

4 Quarters Excavation & Development Inc.

United States Postal Service

US Engineering

Wyoming Bank & Trust

GilletteAbove The Line CPAs

Campbell County Health – BHS

Campbell County Health – ER

Campbell County Health – Med Surg

Campbell County Health – OB

Campbell County Health Hospice

Campbell County Health Legacy

Campbell County School District – Stocktrail Elementary School

Campbell County Sheriff’s Office

Gillette Optometric Clinic

Personal Frontiers, Inc.

Primrose Retirement Community – Gillette

Priority Property Management

Sharon’s Home Health Care

Wyoming Child and Family Services, Inc.

LaramieAlbany County School District #1

ARTech Services

Honeywagon Sanitation Pumping

Laramie Mechanical

Modern Printing Company

University of Wyoming – Material Services

University of Wyoming – Operations

University of Wyoming – Transit and Parking Services

Sweetwater AreaBest Home Health & Hospice

Cedars Health – Rock Springs

Deer Trail Assisted Living

NOWCAP Services

Rocky Mountain Home Care

Sage View Care Center

“Climb has helped us address a nationwide

shortage of bus drivers. With Climb, you’re getting an employee

who is technically sound and mentally ready, who knows how to communicate and is ready to

work and take the initiative.”

Randy Wilkison, Transportation Director, Albany County School

District #1, Laramie

“The care and support these women experience through

the Climb program carries over to the workplace in the form of self-

confidence and the ability to ask questions and be very open to training experiences. To see their personal and

professional growth is amazing!”

Katherine Moczulski RN, BSN, Administrator, Rocky Mountain

Home Care, Green River

Teton AreaAspen Physical

Therapy

Emerg-A-Care – Jackson Hole

Global Ties Wyoming

Jackson Whole Family Health

LR Computer Services

Lucky’s Market

Premier Green Cleaning Services

St. John’s Living Center

St. John’s Medical Center

Teton County School District #1

The Senior Center of Jackson Hole

Wind River Dental

“Healthcare is a complex business, and

our Climb employee already grasped the concepts and had a

great foundation for the healthcare work environment because of her

Climb training. It’s challenging to find these professional candidates, so I

appreciate Climb’s role in making that connection for us in the community.”

Bryan Lords, Patient Financial Services Manager, Patient Access,

St. John’s Medical Center, Jackson

p a g e 1 4 2 0 1 7 i n r e v i e w

“I had a lot of discouragement with jobs before

Climb. I felt like there was no point in trying to

even get another job. I’d had issues with co-

workers and just didn’t feel like I had a place in

the working world.

At first, I had the least amount of confidence in

maintaining relationships of anyone in my Climb

program. But by the end, the one-on-one and

group counseling had really helped me come

out of my shell. For my son, that’s been a great

lesson. I tell him, ’Don’t assume you’re not good

enough, put yourself out there!’

Climb was there in the beginning of my job

placement and helped me learn how to speak

to my bosses when I had a problem. I’m really

focused on maintaining positive workplace

communications now rather than just blowing up

and saying, ‘I quit.’”

“Before Climb, we were living on food stamps.

We had to share a bedroom, and my son was

having a lot of behavioral issues.

My kids were really proud of me for doing Climb

and trying to provide better for them. My son

would always say, ‘I’m proud of you, mommy.’

The training made me feel more confident in my

abilities to work outside of the food industry.

I brought my daughter to work with me recently

and she said, ‘Wow mom, you’re really smart.’

It does make me feel really smart to be able to

teach my kids new things. We’re now off benefits

completely. We’re hoping to be able to start

buying a house soon and a new car. We have

money in the bank, and my son’s behavior has

gotten a lot better now that we’re stable.”

SUCCESS STORY | JEN

Number of Children: 2

Wage Before Climb: Unemployed

Current Occupation: Service Associate, Farm Bureau Financial Services

Wage After Climb: $2,513/month

Training: Office Careers

SUCCESS STORY | christina


Wage Before Climb: $455/month, Food Service

Current Occupation: Ophthalmic Technician, Cheyenne Eye Clinic


Training: Administrative Professionals

casper At a Glance cheyenne At a Glance

Teton area

gillette

caspe r

cheyennelaramie

sweet water area

Teton area

gillette

caspe r

cheyennelaramie

sweet water area

Casper Cheyenne

success stories

Single-mother families living below poverty level in Casper:

Single-mother families living below poverty level in Cheyenne:

452 moms & 822 childrenhave been served through our Casper program

851 moms & 1,093 childrenhave been served through our Cheyenne program since 2004

45% with children under age 18




$1,083 $2,474Average monthly income before and after Climb

$994 $2,031Average monthly income before and after Climb

(U.S. Census Bureau 2014/2015) (U.S. Census Bureau 2014/2015)

p a g e 1 6 2 0 1 7 i n r e v i e w

“As a mother, you have to try to hold yourself

together when things are hard, but when you

have to decide whether to keep the lights on or

put food on the table, it’s extremely stressful. I

had no healthcare, no PTO, no 401k. It was just

take your paycheck and go home, and it meant

relying on state support.

At Climb, you have to open up and look at what’s

held you back. You shed a lot of tears, but that’s

part of growing with other people in a non-

judgmental environment.

We’re not on any state assistance anymore, and

it’s amazing to not have to rely on anybody. We

don’t have to struggle to go to the grocery store

or worry about new school shoes or supplies.

There’s less stress and chaos—in my house and

in my job. I just got married and life is good!”

“When I first arrived in Laramie, I was homeless,

scared, alone and moving around a lot. I believed

others who said, ‘You’ll never amount to anything,

there’s no job that you’ll have for more than a

couple months.’ I thought I was going to live in

a rut my whole life.

Within the first day of starting Climb, we were

delving into really deep issues, having these

hard conversations with strangers, but by the

time those weeks were over, we were far

from strangers.

Now I wake up every morning looking forward

to going to work. I sometimes want to go on

Saturdays! I never thought I’d be at a place in

life where I was standing on my own two feet.

We live in a townhouse and I’m hoping soon to

get the first raise in my whole life. I couldn’t ask

for a better life at the moment!”

SUCCESS STORY | sara



Current Occupation: Apartment Manager, NEW Management


Training: Professional Workflow Specialist

SUCCESS STORY | hailey



Current Occupation: Senior Materials Handler, University of Wyoming


Training: Heating and Ventilation Systems

gillette At a Glance laramie At a Glance

Teton area

gillette

caspe r

cheyennelaramie

sweet water area

Teton area

gillette

caspe r

cheyennelaramie

sweet water area

gillette laramie

Single-mother families living below poverty level in Gillette:

Single-mother families living below poverty level in Laramie:

279 moms & 600 childrenhave been served through our Gillette program

260 moms & 474 childrenhave been served through our Laramie program








p a g e 1 8 2 0 1 7 i n r e v i e w

“Since Climb, I’ve been able to move up the

ladder instead of working so hard and feeling

like I’m not going anywhere. I didn’t have health

insurance for any of my kids before, and my

medical bills just went to collections. That

was hard.

I figured I was just doing the CNA training at

Climb, but the counseling and support has really

helped. Being in a room with all those other

women helped me be more open with co-workers

and showed me how to think before I talk. I’m

now part of a management team, and these

communication skills have been really important.

I’m now one of the highest paid CNAs at work.

My kids can get things they need for school, and

I don’t have to beg, steal and borrow to make

it happen for them. It’s just a great sense of

accomplishment.”

“I was working in housekeeping before Climb. It

was stressful because I did double shifts so was

working in the morning and then at night. I didn’t

see my kids and they would always ask, ‘When

are you coming back?’ They didn’t want to go

to school and were fighting a lot. I was mentally

and physically drained.

At Climb, it was okay to say what you thought,

and there was no judgment. We got connected

to community resources like counseling for my

kids. It used to be that I’d ask for help and get

down about it—now I can pick up the phone.

I’d never had a mock interview, it was always,

‘Here’s a job you’re stuck with it.’ I have such

great healthcare benefits now. I’m not as tired as

I was and have energy to go home to my kids.”

SUCCESS STORY | mary


Wage Before Climb: $1,668/month, Hospitality Aide, Sage View Care Center

Current Occupation: CNA/Central Supply/Transports, Sage View Care Center


Training: Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)

SUCCESS STORY | gloria


Wage Before Climb: $364/month, Housekeeper

Current Occupation: Front Desk Receptionist, Emerg-A-Care – Jackson Hole


Training: Medical Office Careers

sweetwater At a Glance teton area At a Glance

Teton area

gillette

caspe r

cheyennelaramie

sweet water area

Teton area

gillette

caspe r

cheyennelaramie

sweet water area

sweetwater teton area

Single-mother families living below poverty level in Rock Springs:

Single-mother families living below poverty level in Jackson:


171 moms & 345 childrenhave been served through our Sweetwater Area program

202 moms & 380 childrenhave been served through our Teton Area program

47% with children under age 18 31% with children

under age 18




p a g e 2 0 2 0 1 7 i n r e v i e w

revenue

fy17 financials

Thank you to our FUNDING FUTURES GIVING SOCIETY DONORS for their pledges that contribute to our stability and help us plan ahead.

AnonymousMary and Dan ArmourMickey BabcockEric and Kelly BarlowBusiness Aviators, Inc.Lisa CarlinColleen and Paul CherrettMaya and Mike CrothersCyclone DrillingEtchepare Family FoundationMissy FalceySara Flitner and Bill WotkynsSheila GleasonJJ HealyRowena HeckertBerte HirschfieldBland and Liza Hoke Family Fund of the

Community Foundation of Jackson HoleFrosty and Harriett KeplerCarrie and Scott KirkpatrickKathy KlineLaura and Tedd LaddJean and Jason LewisSue and Tim MasonLeslie MattsonNewton Foundation FundJulie and Will OberingSusan and Peter OrdwayRon and Jeanie SchlautmannSerimus FoundationMary Shafer-Malicki and Pat MalickiNoa and Ted StarykDr. Richard and Sue SugdenAllan and Frances TesslerKarla Tessler Family Fund of the

Community Foundation of Jackson HoleBen and Eydie TrautweinSidney and Oliver Walter

MOTHER’S DAY MATCH DONORS

AnonymousAT&TCarole and Norm HofleyJannotta-Pearsall Family Fund of the

Community Foundation of Jackson HoleCathy and Fred MooreJulie and Will Obering

Lenise and Randall StephensonPam and Phelps Swift Family Fund of the

Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Gifts were made IN MEMORY OF:

Carla BakerMiriam BantaRuth BirkinsMargaret BunningRuth CarlsonSue CarrJuliette CorriveauAnn CyrusOggie and John DaltonEllie EllbogenJohn FanosPatricia FlemingMary Jane GaultBobby HathawayAmie HearneAnn HouserMarcella “Pat” JohnsonMary F. JohnsonVictoria JuarezMarian MedlicottElaine B. MillerPete MirichEster J. MurrayThe Nelson Family and those

who came beforeLucille NoackMargaret PyleFrances McGregor ReeveEvelyn RosnerDorothy SaulinoIlla SearleNancy ShaferAlice Bliss SmithMarilyn M. SteelySandy SumnerSylvia ThalEsther ThorvaldsonClaire TraylorBonnie WinskowskiMy momOur momsOur mothers

Gifts were made IN HONOR OF:

Sara AdamsonBetty Ainsworth

Penne AinsworthMr. and Mrs. Scott AinsworthPeggy AlexanderAlli AndersonRenee AshworthJudy BaileyRosemary BarrettEdna C. BeaversBebeArlene BergerNancy BeyerBetsy BrinoSarah BrinoJeanne BryanVal BurbidgeCasey BurleyPat and Doug CampbellPeggy CarterRuth CaseJulie CloudPeggy ColsonKaren ConradLauren ConradBarbara CrewsBernice CruddenWendy CurranTraci DalyJim and Cindy DelaneyFred and Kim DeVoreBarbara Elaine DeWittRay Fleming DinneenAddie DonnanBetty EatonDiana EnziCarol Fischer, MDMary FlitnerKatie FraleyKim FreemanChristy GerritsSheila GleasonTamie GraubergerNancy GrosethBeth HallingbyeShannon Brooks HambyRobin HarmonKatie HogartyIsla and Coraline Hogarty-DickDannielle HoldenFaye HortenstineJanet HurleySteve and Shannon JacksonMegan Jacob

FY17 investorsFiscal year (october 2016– September 2017)

THIS YEAR’S CLIMB PROGRAMS WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE WITHOUT GENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS FROM OUR DONORS.

Climb Investment in Kayleigh: $15,8772

Year-one increase in Wages: $20,800Lifetime increase in Wages: $873,600

Life Skills:

26%

Job Training:

53%

Mental Health:

21%

Kayleigh

age (at climb application): 23


Training: Office Careers

Wage Before Climb: $9,360/year, Food Service

Wage After Climb: $30,160/year, Accounting, University of Wyoming, Departments of Botany and Molecular Biology

“I don’t even know who I would have become

without Climb. I didn’t think I would be doing

accounting, I didn’t even know what QuickBooks

was! The closest I had come to doing anything

like that before was counting the register. I don’t

need food stamps anymore and went from not

being able to afford rent to being able to live

in my own house. For my son, it looks like he

will most definitely have a better future than if I

didn’t have this career. I can now afford to save

money for his college fund, unlike before when

I had nothing. Once I made the choice to do

Climb, both of our lives were changed forever.”

your return on investmentthanks to your support, Climb invested $15,877 in Kayleigh, and as a result

she will earn an additional $873,6001 during her lifetime.

1 Assumes retirement at age 65 and no wage increase.2 Average cost/Climb participant is $20,000.

4%2%

<1%

4%

5%

84%

federal

county/city

individual

corporate

foundation

investment and other income

Public

Private

81%

8%

11%

expenses

program

fundraising

admin

p a g e 2 2 2 0 1 7 i n r e v i e w

Campbell CountyCampbell County Care BoardCampbell County Opportunities Fund of

the Wyoming Community Foundation Capitol Communications, Inc.Betsy Carlin and Becky Watson Barbara and Jerry CarlsonBeth CarlsonCarpenter & Sons, Inc.David L. CarpenterLisa CarpenterFather Michael CarrJulie Price CarrollJackie CarterJim and Maureen CaseyShawn CaseyFrancis and Carolyn CastanoMatthew and Kelly CastanoLinda CavalliCentury 21 Bell Real EstateSteven and Janet ChenCheyenne Frontier Days

Old West MuseumCheyenne Housing and

Community DevelopmentCheyenne Radiology GroupCheyenne Regional Medical CenterCheyenne Women’s Clinic, PCGeneva ChongVal and Dan CirboCity of CasperCity of CheyenneCity of GilletteCity of Green RiverCity of LaramieLori Clark-Erickson and Chris EricksonClearview Strategies, Annie and

Travis RiddellAlice ClementDave and Shelly ClementsCloud Peak Energy Resources LLCJune CloudW. J. CoatesKristen Cogswell and Rod FordahlAli Cohane, Persephone BakerySharon and David ColeKaren and Jim ColemanCollegeAmericaCollins Backhoe & Water Service, Betty

and George CollinsJudy and Patrick CollinsRichard and Nancy CollisterCommunity Foundation of Jackson HoleAnonymous Fund of the Community

Foundation of Jackson HoleThursday Roundtable Fund of the

Community Foundation of Jackson HoleYouth Philanthropy Program Fund of the

Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Catherine ConnollyLauren ConradCony CorporationJoanna CookeJoanne and John CornelisonMatt Coulter

Cowboy Moving and Storage, Inc.Diane and Curt CoxJudy and Billy CoxDerek and Sophie CraigheadShirley CraigheadCross Charitable FoundationCrowley Fleck PLLPJoseph and Bernice CruddenKathy and Bob CummingsLaura CurranWendy CurranD.A. Davidson & Co.Cindy and Matt DalySandy and John DalySandra D’AmicoDamon Lodge No. 3, Knights of PythiasJulie and Paul D’AmoursJan and Randy DancliffDaniels FundMitch DannDaughters of Penelope, Olympus Chapter 6Cathryn G. DavisCharlotte and Maron DavisDr. Devra Davis and Richard MorgensternDr. and Mrs. Harmon Davis, IIJaime DavisLaurie and Charles DavisWayne and Sallie DavisDon and Judy DayJean, Tim, and Anna DayTeresa De Groh and Arne JorgensenVirginia and James DeanJessica DellRobert and Eleanor Demple

Family FoundationDepartment of Family ServicesDesign Construction, Melanie and

Edd CollinsDiana DevineKatie DiBerardinisAnita Dillon and John DodgeCissy DillonJohn DinneenMarietta DinneenRay and Jim DinneenWill DinneenJudy Dixon and Rob O’ConnellMary Lee and Dennis DixonTracy and John DooleyDouble 4 FoundationPam DoveyPamela DowningMary and Del DraperLisa and Chad DriewerDRM, Inc.Dry Creek Dental, Jerri Ann DonahueSusan and Ken DugasGregory DyekmanTrey DykemanGretchen Eagan-Beauty ScriptsDave EarnshawBrent and Sarita EastmanKarin and Dave EbertzWalter EggersJamie Egolf

Kim and Rob ElderCrusita and Martin EllbogenJohn P. Ellbogen FoundationRuth R. Ellbogen FoundationAndrew and Crystal Ellett, Ellett &

Company Real EstateBrenda and Bob ElliottCynthia ElrodFred and Keren EmerichCharles Engelhard FoundationMary J. EnglandDarryl EricksonGreg ErramouspeRenita EspinozaSue and Duane EvensonFactory ITNancy and Mike FaemsStephanie FanosDr. Aida FaragAsheley FarlandBrianna FarmerJulie and Matt FaupelJohn and Martha FeaginMarcie and Mark FeldmanAnnie FennJean and Dick FergusonJo FergusonJacqueline FerrallTara FerrisJacqi and Landy FertigEmily Church FigenshauDr. Lisa Finkelstein and Dr. Marc DomskyFirst American TitleFirst Interstate BancSystem Foundation, Inc.First Interstate Bank - CasperFirst Interstate Bank - CheyenneFirst Interstate Bank - GilletteFirst Interstate Bank - JacksonFirst Interstate Bank - LaramieFirst United Methodist Pre-School

Rick FisherMaureen Fitzgerald and Heath MillerFleener Law, P.C., Thomas A. FleenerFrancine FlemingPenny and Benjamin FogelJenn Ford and Rhys BrownMyrtle ForneyKara Brighton Fornstrom and

Justin FornstromKate and Aaron FosterFred FoxNatalie and Sheldon FrankelJohn FreemanJohn and Theresa Freeman

Robert and Lorrie JacobsJane JergerBetty KellyLorilyn KirenMelva KleinMolly KrugerBrett and Cass KvenildTerry LammOlivia LeeKerry LloydLindsay LofaroVerna LofaroPatricia LoveNita MaceyBetty MalickiMartha MarquardtSarah Brown MathewsSally MeekerStacy MurphyBecky NagleGinger NagyDawn NaugleDonna NelsonKari NelsonErin O’DohertySusie and Stuart PalmerNancy PeckDona PlaytonKatie Ockers PowellPatti ReeseShannon Roberts, MDAnn SeidmanShelley SimontonElaine SkatrudJoan SowadaThe Stanton FamilyDorothea SteinkeJulie StoneMarc TetenmanCecelia VerdealGina VincentBeth WardLinda WardLisa WardBelinda WellsShirley WendtRebecca Wimbley-RubinAll the courageous women

in the programMy mom

INVESTORS

#1 Properties1st Accounting Solutions, LLC71 ConstructionCarolyn and Rollin AbernethyAccentuateBillie Addleman and Brandi MongerPenne and Scott AinsworthAlbany CountyAlbany County Community Services

Block GrantAnne AlexanderAlexis Drake, LLCAmazonSmile Foundation

ANB Bank - CheyenneANB Bank - LaramieRod and Sue AndersonShantel and Gustave AndersonSuzanne AndersonLaurie AndrewsBetty and Shaun AndrikopoulosTeresa AnkenyAnonymousAnonymous FoundationNancy and Mark AnselmiAntler InnMolly ArmourMildred ArmstrongEllen and Jim ArnoldAscension Lutheran Church, CheyenneLarry and Connie AtwellAullman Living Revocable TrustSara AxelsonDoug and Nancy AyersBadgerland CFCJimmie and Catherine BaileyRachel BaileyNancy and Lew BakerOttilia BalloBank of Jackson HoleBank of the WestJean Barash and Dave BarrettBernadette BarlowCaitilin BarrettBeaches Beauty SupplyMichelle and Steve BeahmFather Carl BeaversTrish BecklingerSally and Jim BelcherMr. and Mrs. Merton J. Bell, IIIMonica and Robert Bell

Charlotte and Tim BeltonAdrienne BensonRosie BergerAllison BerghRichard and Bonnie BerryBeta Sigma Phi, Gamma ChapterFrances BiederstedtWilliam and Linda BilesNancy Binks-Lyman and Frank LymanJason and Susanna BirdLynn BirleffiJulie BirrerBitter Sweet BombshellsBlack Hills EnergyBen BlalockLaurie Blatt

Greg BlenkinsopJackie and Gregg BlikreBlue Federal Credit UnionBlue Spruce CleanersPamela and Dwight BodeBertha BodenheimerLinda and Ed BoenischMark and Kirsten BohlingerAmy and Paul BoillotRick and Lynne Boomgaarden

Shannon and Rudy BorregoKathryn and Chris BoswellTom and Shelley BottsDr. Jim BoucherMs. Agnes Bourne and

Dr. James LuebbersElizabeth and Bruce BowenCarol Bowers and Mike KraftJasper BoydPatti BoydDr. Judy Boyle and Dr. Russell NelsonPatricia BrackleyKatie Colbert Brady and Chris BradyJan and Doug BrimeyerBetsy and Ron BrinoSarah Brino and Marc TetenmanThe Brooks FoundationRichard BrooksFrank and Winton BrophyDiana BrownKim and Jody Brown Family FoundationRoyce and Sandra H. BrownTeresa and Bruce BrownLinda and Doug BrunnerKaren, Cary, Christopher, Andrew and

Ben BrusArlene BryantBT Real EstateDaniel BuchanJudi and Gary BuckinghamKathy and Bruce BummerChristine BurbidgeMonica and Ben BurgesonDenise BurkeE. James and Linda G. BurkeRepresentative Don and Mary BurkhartSara BursacAlice Jackson Bush and Billie JacksonJoyce and Dan ButcherFrank Byrne and Theresa ZachariasSally and Jim ByrneFran CadezLorie Cahn and Doug BrownJill Callahan

“Climb provides the opportunity for

our contribution to bless the lives

of these mothers and their children

in providing hope for a brighter

tomorrow. Thank you for allowing us

to be a part of this great program.”

-Dave Young, Tata Chemicals

North America (TCNA)

p a g e 2 4 2 0 1 7 i n r e v i e w

Anne LaddBeedee LaddCarole and James LamannaDan and Maggie LandThe Landon FamilyAlisa LaneMarlene and Peter LangLaramie CountyLaramie MOPSLaramie Plains Federal Credit UnionLarimer Family FoundationAdrienne and Marc LaskyWilma and Carl LathropClarene and Creed LawKaren LawtonLeadership at PlayAlex LemieuxNina and Brian LenzCarmen and Robert LeonardLevin Strategic ResourcesCarol and Dean LewisLiberty Burger of Jackson HoleLifeTime Health & Fitness Senior Aqua

Aerobics ClassGeorgia and Tony Ligori

Sofija LilesLincoln CountyCarol and Steve LindlyTim LingerCarol and Jim LintonKevin LittleKerry and Matt LloydLiz and Kelly LockhartLynn and Tom LockhartNancy and Jeff LockwoodMaura Lofaro, MDGretchen LongFred Loomis FamilyMary Kay and Kim LoveSharel and Sean LoveDoris LoweWendy LowePaul LowhamLucky’s Market - JacksonRoger LudwigLuLaRoe, Inc.Patty and John Lummis

LVATE LLCSusan and Mayo LykesMargaret and Garrett LynchLokey Lytjen and Bill CollinsBrenda and John LyttleRenee MaceyPatti MacMillanAnni Trucco Magnuson and

Pete MagnusonMagpul Industries CorporationGinny and Ken MahoodKeith and Ann MarcottPriscilla Marden and Tony PanarisiLinda MarsLinda and Dick MartinMelissa and Brian MartinCourtney and Chip MarvinRuth and Mike MassieHelen and George Mathes, Jr.Sarah Brown MathewsJane MatthewsCarol and Sam Paul MavrakisJen and Dan MayernikAmy and Forrest McCarthyNancy McCarthyNina McConigley and Michael JohnsonKari and Matthew McCreedyMargaret McCreery-McCoy and

Elmer McCoyNorthwestern Mutual, Brendan and

Nicki McDermottStacie and Chris McDonaldMcElwain Family FoundationRay and Lisa McElweeMcGee, Hearne, & Paiz, LLPEllen A. McGeeJody McGillEmily and Mike McGradyDawn and Michael McHughHilary McKennaJohn and Kathleen McKinleyJohn McPherson, DDSMDU Resources Foundation,

Knife River CorporationThe Bradford S. Mead and Katherine L.

Mead Charitable FoundationMechanical Systems, Inc.Howard and Sally MeekerVickie and Mark MemmerMemorial Hospital of Sweetwater CountyGreg MerageCarol and Art MerrellSherrie and Clyde MerrowDr. Larry and Vicki MeuliMary O. MeyerRita MeyerSusan Mick and Bob GordonSusan MillerKrista and Jed MixterModern Electric Co.Cathy and Fred MooreErin and Ross MooreRuth Moran and Jim RooksJesse MorganK.J. and Craig Morris

The Mortgage SourceBrianna MotebergBarbara and John MuellerAnne MullerKevin Murphy FamilySandra MurphySara Murphy and John McInerneyMurray PropertiesCaren and Ed MurrayAlec J. MuthigDana and Carl NagelTanna and Matt NagyChris NationsNatrona CountyThe Naughty Pines Derby DamesDevon NealeCarolyn and Bob NelsonChristine NelsonDan NelsonDonna NelsonNEST, LLCRobert and Claudia NettleJane and Ronald NeusGary NewDenise NewellNewLevel GroupJohn NissenbaumNoble Energy, Inc.Alli NolandAnn and Gary NorwoodKathryn Noyes and Mike McDonnellJack and Carole Nunn Donor Advised

Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Amber NuseAndrea and Matthew OdellErin O’Doherty and James JohnsonJulie and Hugh O’HalloranAngela OkraySherry and Mick OkrayShannon OlmstedJudith OlsonOffice of Governor Matt MeadOneHope FoundationBill and Janet O’NeilDon and Cathy Ann OrmondHarry and Lucie OsbornSandy OstdiekKathleen Osterman-Meisner and

Greg MeisnerMary OstlundJanet OwensKevin and Lisa PaintnerSusie and Stuart PalmerKaren ParentCarol and Alton ParkerChristine Parravano-EngelAddie PascalCarol Matteson PascalPeak Promotions, Kent and Kari ShrinerPearl Street BagelsMona PearlMandy Nic PecheJodi PedersonAnne Pendergast

Fresh Life ChurchFriendship Mariners,

First Presbyterian ChurchBecky and Tom FrisbieLynne and Jack FritzFrost SalonFurther Faster Media, LLCIlene and Howard GarberConnie GarrettGlen GarrettTyler and Alexis GarrettKim and Walt GassonLinda and George GaultMichelle Gauvin-PanosGwen GeisJesiAnn and Tobias GelberGem City Veterinary ServicesElizabeth and Gregory GerhardJim and Sherri GeringerSharon and Bill GernChristy and Paul GerritsKate GershGFWC Women’s Civic League

of CheyenneMargaret and John GibbensMargaret Gilday and Maho HakoshimaGillette Evening Rotary ClubS I GilmanJohn and Martha GilmoreKeith GingeryTheresa GodcharyLeo GonzalesDerek Goodson and Sandra

Marshall-GoodsonThe Goodstein FoundationSarah Gorin and Bern HinckleyDiane Penna Gorski

Colleen and Bob GradyThe Grainger FoundationGrand Avenue Urgent CareBrittany GrayCynthia Chace GrayGrease Monkey of CheyenneKerry and Jane GreaserMyrna and Stephen GreenbergMary GreeneMary GridleyElizabeth GuilleThe Gun Barrel Steak and Game HouseGuthrie Family FoundationNancy GuthrieLouise and Ralph HaberfeldSylvia Lee HacklJim and Estelle Haefele

Maggie HagenAlyson Hagy and Bob SouthardHalladay Motors, Inc.Stig and Beth HallingbyeJenileah and Thor HallingbyeCurt Hamby and Shannon Brooks HambyCatherine Hansen-Stamp and Barry StampHolly HansenJohn and Connie HansenLois and Wayne HansenTessa HansenKlaus and Jan HansonDavid and Leslye HardieLachlan HardieA. J. Harnish-Yager and J. D. YagerJanet HarnsbergerRandy and Diane HarropJan and Bob HartmanPatricia HartnettHathaway & Kunz, P.C.Hawkins, Kominsky, Devries &

Associates, P.C.Hawtin Jorgensen ArchitectsBruce and Carolynn HawtinStephanie and Kerry HaydenMegan Hayes and Reed ZarsBruce HayseNathaniel HazeltonJim and Peggy HearneAndrea and Harold HeaterKristin HeresKyndra and Gabe HerreraJohn Heymann, NewLevel GroupJane and Tom HillJustice William and Mary Kay HillJohn J. HinesJudy HinkleMolly and Scott HirschfieldHirst Applegate, LLPAndrea and Paul HladkyJudy and Mike HladkyAlice and Tom HogartyHolly HogartyMarsha and Mark HoldenHolland & Hart LLPCarol HollandSusan HollingsworthJennifer and Navar HolmesStephen HolmesKara HoltTanya HoodMissy HosterLiz HowellShay Howlin and Jeff GruverHUB International Mtn States LTDSandy and Wayne HubertRobert and Gail Hughes Donor Advised

Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Suzie and Trent HultmanJulia HysellSue IbarraIdaho National Laboratory on behalf of

Battelle Energy Alliance

Intermountain Combined Federal Campaign

Lori Iverson and Chris HarderSara and Juan IzaguirreJ Vasquez Construction LLCDawn Fleming JacksonJackson Council of Catholic WomenConnie and Rod JanneyAmanda JeanJill and Bob JensenJane JergerKaren Jerger and Chuck HarrisPolly JessenJean JewellJoannides Family FoundationConnie and James JohnsCaroline JohnsonDanelle JohnsonDavid R. JohnsonJake Johnson - Harold F.

Johnson MasonryRobert JohnstonEd and Alyce JolovichJonah Bank of Wyoming - CheyenneGregg and Dorrie JonesChelcie JonkeTom and Leanna JordanJean and Pete JorgensenSusan Juvelier and Mark HouserPatrice Kangas and Tim HarlandKappa MastersJeanine and Peter KarnsSunny and James KasteDavid and Linda Kathka

Donor Advised Fund of the Wyoming Community Foundation

Rick and Diane KaysenTim and Jamie KearleyLuette and Michael KeeganMr. and Mrs. Peter R. KeenanKehr Levy FundJ. Michael KelleyElizabeth and Matt KellyKemmerer Family FoundationBrooke KemmererConnie KemmererJay and Karen KemmererKevin and Kelly KershisnikCherry KildowSarah and Robert KilmainDavid KirenKiwanis Club of GilletteJulie KleinAudrey KleinsasserSue and Steve KlineDeborah and Robert KoppPatricia and Bob KrauseCon and Velma KreuzerJackie and Brett KrogerMolly and Aaron KrugerTony and Barb KrugerSandra and Charles KsirRebecca and John KukerMarcia Kunstel and Joe AlbrightJane and Charles Kusek

“Ted and I were both raised by single

moms and we know how challenging

it can be to parent by yourself. And

we also know how resilient single

moms are, a resiliency born out

of profound love and devotion to

their children. Climb celebrates and

reinforces the inherent strengths

that single moms possess, which

provides invaluable validation and

support for the families in the

Climb program.”

-Noa and Ted Staryk, Jackson

p a g e 2 6 2 0 1 7 i n r e v i e w

Jennifer and Michael TennicanMrs. Betty TerrillCathy and Stan TetenmanTeton CountyStephanie TeubnerKarla Tessler, Matt Deehan, and

Chase CollinsLaurie ThalJanet and Terry TharpChristy ThomasEllen and B. J. ThompsonRobert Thorn and Lori TaylorGerry and Margie ThorvaldsonMary Throne and Kevin BoyceJen TillotsonDorothy TinnellKen and Susan TobinJan TorresPauline Towers-Dykeman and

Paul DykemanTown of JacksonAmber TravskyRuth TroyanekMelanie and Dave TrueSandi and Bruce TullyAmanda TurnerJohn and Christine TurnerPolly TurnerU.S. Bank FoundationAmy and Steve UnfriedJuliet UnfriedUnited Presbyterian ChurchUnited Steel Workers Local 15320United Way of Campbell CountyUnited Way of Laramie CountyUniversity Women’s ClubTammy ValdezLinda ValentiMaggie and John ValianteGay and Phil Van HornCindy VandewarkPolly and Dick VaughanCollin VaughnVerisk AnalyticsVincent Financial ServicesJeff and Alanna VincentRobert ViolaKristin and Jim VitoEllen VoieDeanna and Robert VolkmerMary and Warren VroomanMandie WagnerPolly and Sandy WakemanPam and Tom WalkerCarmel WallaceSandra and Dennis WallaceMackenzie WallesWalmart Distribution CenterWalmart Supercenter - GilletteChristel and David WalrathJennifer DeWitt WalshJohn W. and Linda L. WalshBarbara and Charlie WalterDon and Betty WaltersLesley and Jim Wangberg

Ward InsulationBecky and Craig WardBeth and Bryan WardDoreen WardLinda and Dale WardWarehouse Twenty OneDonna and James WeaverConnie and Raulie WeberMaida WedellSherry WelchThe Wells FamilyWells FargoRobert WempleRandal and Carol WendlingGlennise and Michael WendorfShirley and Eugene WendtDabney WestGloria and Milton WesterWestern Sky Design, LLCWestern States Bank - LaramieWheeler Family FoundationPatti WhetstoneWhite Mountain Lions ClubCaitlin White and Jacob SwanDiane and Dan WhiteDave and Ronda WhitmanJanet and Bob WhitmireLinda WilsonShannon WilsonChristine and Lance WindeyJodie and Chuck WingJohn and Pam WinterCheri, Jeffrey, Katy, and Mike WitzJane WohlThe Wold FoundationVinton and Cindy WolfeKen and Maureen WomackWomentumAlden WoodRhonda Woodard and George KallasWoodhouse Roden Nethercott, LLC

Della WorksBeth and James WorthenWPX EnergyWYHY Federal Credit UnionWyoming Bank & TrustWyoming OutfittersWyoming Psychological AssociationWyoming Title & EscrowWyoming Trial Lawyers AssociationGerry and Martha WyrschJamie and Shannon YarrowKaren Youngblood and Jim PeckBarbara Zelazo and Michael ScherZimmerman Family FoundationZonta Club of Laramie

Climb Wyoming makes every effort to ensure the accuracy of our investor list. Please alert us to any changes or corrections by calling Winter Hansen at (307) 316-1459 or email [email protected].

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH:

Penny Lane CooperativePEO Sisterhood Chapter VGwen and Dan PerduePeryam Ranch, Alan W. Peryam and

Wendy P. Curran

Ruth and Bob PetersVicki and Paul PetersLeslie Petersen and Hank PhibbsJeannie and Cory PetersonJennifer and Lars PetersonTawnya PetersonShirley and Paul PiperPizza Carrello LLCLollie PlankPledgeling FoundationTracy and Greg PoduskaJames D. & Bess S. Polis FoundationFrances Pollak and Ernest LaBelleMatt PopeDon and Virginia PorterRich and Cindy PorterPowder River Energy FoundationPaula PoythressJohn Prenner and Irene Griswold-PrennerRuby PrestonLeeann PrichardPhil and Chris PridmoreMargaret and Greg Prugh, Sr.QEP Resources, Inc.Marianne and William QuinnMike RaffertyTerri RandazzoPamela and Jerry RankinMike and Mary RathbunRBC Wealth ManagementRe/Max Obsidian Real EstateLiz ReaAnn and Ralph RedmanShawn and Amiee ReeseMartha Reisch and Brandon McAffeeEda RenoStory Clark Resor and Bill ResorKathy ReynoldsMike Rheam and Jamie

Mackintosh RheamGwen RiceLee and Ed RiddellNancy and Dick RiddleKristen and Jerimiah RiemanMrs. Ari RifkinTara RighettiCarolyn and Andy Ripps

Margaret Roberts and David BentleyRoxanne and Jeff RobinsonTroy and Tammy RobinsonRocking Chair FoundationRocky Mountain Combined Federal

CampaignRocky Mountain PowerRocky Mountain Power FoundationElisabeth RohrbachMichelle Rooks, Angel Rooks Orton,

and Eric OrtonMichele and Jim RoseElaine RosenthalPatricia Roser and Andrew LangfordElaine and Dale RothBob and Ginny RowlandCraig and Mary RubleSamuel RunyanChristy and Matt RussellDiane and Tom RussellPatricia RussellJess RyanCorie RybakRuth RyersonPonteir SackreyAndrew Salter and Michele GammerDoug and Susan SamuelsonDale SandersKaren SappKristine and Anthony SaraNewell B. Sargent FoundationKate Sarosy and Scott SissmanLorraine Saulino-KleinJan and Dave SchaadDebbie SchlingerNeva and John SchmechelMary and Erich SchmidtCarol SchneebeckSchneider Fund of the Wyoming

Community FoundationJeffrey SchnurLisa and Robert SchoberLori and Gary SchoeneTammy SchroederMelodie SchwabacherCheryl and Bill SchwartzLeonard R. and Synthia ScoleriCharles ScottHomer A. & Mildred S. Scott FoundationThe Scout GuideRoy SearleSecurity First BankSeidler FoundationBonnie and Doug SelfPeter M. SelkowitzTrey SherwoodAngela ShumateDorothy and Art SigelSilver Star CommunicationsMartha SilverRebecca SimmonsBarbara and John SimmsSimon ContractorsSusan and Arthur SimpsonSinclair Casper Refining Company

Tyler and Jessica SinclairSisters of Charity, SCLJames SlaterAngie and Craig SmithAnn SmithJill SmithDr. Laura and Dr. Lane SmothersSnake River BreweryAlbert and Sue SommersNancy and Robert SorensonSoroptimist International of JacksonSoroptimist International of LaramieLee Sowada and Adrian GerritsJennifer SparksThe Eldon M. Spicer Family Donor

Advised Endowment Fund of the Wyoming Community Foundation

Spirit Dance Foundation, Florence Lemle

Spradley Barr Motors, Inc.Jeanie and Fred StaehrStaples #1408Staples FoundationState Farm Insurance - Cody PierpointState Farm Mutual Automobile InsuranceJana StearnsShannon and Stephen StecMimi and Bobby SteinRobert SteinkeGary StevensSuzanne StiegelmeyerPamela StocktonRuth StoreyRon and Jane StoughtonSTS FoundationMcIntosh SullivanMike and Jane SullivanSundahl, Powers, Kapp & Martin, LLCFrederick & Patricia Supper FoundationDan and Amy SurdamJoy and Ron SurdamSusan and Jeffrey SussmanSweetwater CountySweetwaterNowPam and Phelps Swift Family Fund of the

Community Foundation of Jackson HoleJanet and Duane SwintonClare Payne Symmons and

Michael SymmonsTaco John’s InternationalTarlow Stonecipher Weamer & Kelly, PLLCTata Chemicals North AmericaTecumseh FoundationMegan TedotovTad Teeples

BOARD Mary Shafer-Malicki

President

Kelly Barlow

Treasurer

Wendy Curran

Secretary

Tyler Garrett

Carrie Kirkpatrick

Laura Hewitt Ladd

Tammy Valdez

“The Zimmerman Family

Foundation has supported Climb

Wyoming since its beginning.

The jobs these single moms

have acquired coupled with

their successes have allowed

them to gain a better life for

themselves and their families.”

-Gail Zimmerman, Casper

LEADERSHIP Ray Fleming Dinneen, Psy. D. Founder and Executive Director

Colleen Cherrett Statewide Director of Programs

Shannon Brooks Hamby Statewide Director of Advancement

Donna Nelson Statewide Director of Operations

For more information about becoming an employer partner, investor or program participant, contact:

Climb’s Home Office 1001 W. 31st Street Cheyenne, WY 82001 (307) 778-4126 [email protected]

site officesCasper (307) 237-2855 [email protected]

Cheyenne (307) 778-0094 [email protected]

Gillette (307) 685-0450 [email protected]

Laramie (307) 742-9346 [email protected]

Sweetwater Area (307) 382-0771 [email protected]

Teton Area (307) 733-4088 [email protected]

Stay connected! climbwyoming.org For moms: climbready.org

Teton area

gillette

caspe r

cheyennelaramie

sweet water area

restoring hope for generations...plumbers & pipefitters ua local 192 stitches acute care 4...

Documents