September 23, 2025

Rental assistance is a lifeline for families in Albany County facing eviction or housing insecurity. At Laramie Interfaith, we provide direct support, including rent and utility assistance, help with past-due payments, and guidance through community service applications. During the pandemic, our team distributed nearly $7.5 million through the Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP), helping to keep over 1,600 households housed. Today, we continue this mission locally thanks to donors, volunteers, and partners. Explore how our program works, what documents you’ll need, and how to access help—or get involved to support neighbors in need.

September 23, 2025

Hunger exists right here in Albany County—where over 6,000 residents face food insecurity. At Laramie Interfaith’s food pantry, volunteers play a key role in offering neighbors not just food, but dignity and compassion. From sorting groceries to helping families shop with respect, every hour of your time makes a difference. Volunteering is easy to start and deeply rewarding. Join us in fighting hunger and building a stronger Laramie—one caring act at a time.

September 23, 2025

Food insecurity is rising again in the U.S., affecting 1 in 7 households and hitting rural areas especially hard. In places like Albany County, Wyoming, challenges like long distances to grocery stores, high food prices, and limited access to federal aid make hunger more severe. Behind the statistics are real families—parents skipping meals, students struggling to focus, and seniors making tough choices. Local organizations like Laramie Interfaith play a crucial role by providing food and support services, powered by community donations and volunteers. Combating hunger takes all of us—through giving, raising awareness, and advocating for policies that support food security. Together, we can ensure everyone has enough to eat.

May 23, 2025

Laramie Interfaith and similar local nonprofits are essential in addressing community needs like homelessness and hunger. With rising demand and limited resources, they rely on support through donations, volunteering, and advocacy. Your involvement helps strengthen the community and improve lives directly where you live.

August 29, 2024

September is National Hunger Action Month, highlighting the ongoing issue of food insecurity in Wyoming. Laramie Interfaith has increased food distribution to support those in need. Gratitude is extended to the community for their contributions. Events like the Tackle Hunger Event and food drives demonstrate continued support. As the school year begins, the community remains united in the fight against hunger.