Wyoming 2-1-1

Sometimes Google isn't enough. When you aren't sure where to turn or even what questions to ask, a Community Resources Specialist can help you get the help you need. Visit Wyoming 2-1-1 online or simply call 2-1-1 and connect.

Food Pantries

If you, your family, or someone you know in the community needs additional support with groceries or meals, please refer to organizations working to meet the need in Big Horn County. Please call ahead for most updated hours and services.

Wyoming Food Bank of the Rockies

Wyoming Food Bank of the Rockies will offer a mobile food pantry in Greybull at Greybull High School from 11:00 AM—2:00 PM on May 9.

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Lovell Community Food Pantry at the Lovell United Methodist Church
(307) 272-2037

The Lovell Community Food Pantry is open from 3:00—5:00 PM every Friday or by appointment by calling ahead.

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Salvation Army Basin Unit

(307) 568-3883

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Cent$ible Nutrition Program, Big Horn County

Kristy Michaels

(307) 568-4160

kmichae2@uwyo.edu

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North Big Horn Senior Citizens Center

(307) 548-6556

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South Big Horn Senior Citizens

(307) 765-4488

Public Health

Big Horn County Public Health

Visit Big Horn County Public Health for community updates related to COVID-19.

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Women, Infants and Children Program (WIC)

Wyoming WIC is open and taking new participants! Please fill out an online appointment form to get started.

Restaurants

Each of the restaurants in Lovell, Deaver, Greybull, Basin, Manderson, Hyattville, and Burlington are offering curbside/takeout during community closures related to COVID-19. Try to prepay when possible to reduce contact.

Facebook Community

The Wyoming Share and Trade Resources Facebook group was established as a community resource to communicate needs when shortages exist.

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The #WyomingNeighbors Facebook group was established to provide support, safe contact in a time of social distancing, and resource exchanges in neighborhoods across the state.

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The Helping Neighbors in 9erville Facebook group was established as a community resource within Big Horn County to communicate needs when shortages exist.

Business Community

The Basin Area Chamber of Commerce is collecting items that people have excess of and getting them to people that don’t have the items. They have delivered toilet paper, sanitizer, milk, meat, flour, etc. Reach out to the Chamber online if you are able to help.