site offices Casper (307) 237-2855 [email protected]

Cheyenne (307) 778-0094 [email protected]

Gillette (307) 685-0450 [email protected]

Laramie (307) 742-9346 [email protected] Front Cover Sweetwater Area (307) 509-0764 [email protected]

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

For more information about becoming an employer partner, program participant or investor, contact: Climb’s Home Office 1001 W. 31st Street Cheyenne, WY 82001 (307) 778-4126 [email protected]

Stay connected!!!!! Restoring Hope for Generations climbwyoming.org For moms: climbready.org 2016 Progress Report Hello Friends, a letter from our founder It was 30 years ago when my mother and I were approached by the Department of Employment to launch a summer program for teen parents.

When we started what is now Climb Wyoming, we were responding to a need. In order to develop a program that really worked, we knew it was essential to listen to our participants and hear what was important to them. Their honesty and insight have shaped the Climb program. Our willingness to ask them what they needed allowed us to learn how best to help.

As we look ahead to the next 30 years, there are exciting opportunities to share what we have learned to make a greater impact on those living in poverty. Thanks to an analysis of our mental health data this year by the Butler Institute for Families at the University of Denver, we have new insight into the importance of our therapeutic program components.

We better understand how executive functioning skills—skills like decision-making, goal-setting and self-regulation—are addressed through our model and directly contribute to long-term success. Look for more information on executive functioning in this report.

It is incredible to think about the many donors, partners, trainers, interviewers and employers that have been part of Climb’s success over the past three decades. I am humbled by your generous spirit and so grateful for your support. mission With warm appreciation for your continued interest in and support of Climb,

Ray Fleming Dinneen, Psy. D.

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

1980s Participants in Climb’s early program to help young single mothers gather at our original location in Cheyenne, Wyoming.

PAGE 2 celebrating 30 years Founder Ray Fleming Dinneen shares special words of thanks for some of our most dedicated supporters.

Caren Murray Mary Ellbogen Garland “Caren Murray was a member “Mary Ellbogen Garland’s with of the original staff and so expertise has helped Climb much a part of Climb’s 30 Wyoming understand years. Caren played an and value that when you important role in designing impact the life of a mom, a model that values strong “During Governor Dave you significantly impact her “Governor Matt Mead stands gratitude Wyoming businesses and Freudenthal’s time in office, child’s readiness to learn. behind the work of Climb their commitment to hiring he and Nancy made it Mary is a mentor, a leading Wyoming during tough times for single mothers who give back possible for Climb Wyoming donor, and has helped Climb our state. He has taken the time to their communities, their to grow from serving only one Wyoming plan for the future.” to understand our programs employers and their children Wyoming county to twelve and has not only pledged his a hundredfold.” counties across Wyoming. own support, he has asked that We would not have been others do the same.” able to reach these Wyoming families without his insight and support.”

1986 1990 2003 2004 2004 2007 2012 2014 2016

Governor Matt Mead and the Climb Wyoming is selected by Wyoming Department of Family Fleming Associates Our Families Our Future changes the U.S. Department of Health Climb Wyoming What is now Climb Wyoming Fleming Associates Fleming Associates Young Our Families Our Future Services (DFS) recognize Climb Young Parent Program is name to Climb Wyoming in and Human Services as one of celebrates 30 years starts as the Fleming Young Parent Program Parent Program changes expands to six programs Wyoming’s impact on families awarded a one-time $5-million recognition of the journey that the “Top 10 Innovative and High of self-sufficiency for Associates Young Parent expands from a summer name to Our Families Our statewide serving ten counties. in poverty in Wyoming with 30 YEARS OF federal grant that must be the moms undertake during the Performing Organizations in families. Program in Cheyenne. program to a year-round Future in recognition of an the Friends of DFS Award spent in one year, to expand program. the Nation” helping move low- restoring hope program. expanded focus on families. for outstanding work helping the program statewide. income families out of poverty. families in need. PAGE 4 celebrating 30 years thank you

TO OUR TRAINERS, YOU see firsthand how learning new job skills impacts single mothers and their children. TO OUR DONORS YOU change lives. Your generosity has an impact, one family at a time. VOLUNTEERS, and FUNDERS You are there to train each participant as she practices maneuvering a semi truck, taking a You believe in our program model, helping Climb expand from a small summer program LOCAL BUSINESSES and patient’s blood pressure, mastering a welding technique or creating an Excel spreadsheet. for teen moms to an impactful organization with statewide locations and a nationally

recognized approach. EMPLOYER PARTNERS You serve as mock interviewers and take special care in coaching and supporting a mom

as she tackles nerves to prepare for the real thing. You are part of the confidence and You are there when we need you most to keep our funding sustainable and our programs free knowledge she brings to her first day on the job. to families in need.

You hire Climb graduates and support a new employee as she transitions into the You believe so strongly in the potential of our moms to reach success. You care about workplace, providing honest feedback and meeting with our staff to problem solve and children and the impact moving out of poverty has on future generations. plan for her ongoing success.

You share your passion for Climb with others, helping us connect with new supporters and impact more Wyoming families.

PAGE 6 celebrating 30 years executive functioning

The NEED: The majority of Climb participants are unemployed when they enter the program Developing Everyday Life Skills and are piecing together basic needs like food and housing. Those who are employed are typically in low-wage, part-time jobs that don’t offer benefits like sick Recent research indicates that the days and health insurance. chronic stress of living in poverty 40% of wyoming’s single mothers with children under age 18 lived in poverty in 2014. significantly decreases cognitive resources, the executive functioning skills 46% are employed, most working we all need to negotiate the challenges At program start, 54% of Climb part-time earning an average of of everyday life. participants are unemployed. $12,672 annually in food service The or retail. planning

goal setting

NEED Over half of these single moms had Single mothers and their children under age 5, who are at risk children experience for significant developmental challenges The majority of Climb participants are accessing public assistance emotional regulation the highest rates of as a result of living in poverty during their when they start Climb. poverty among families years of greatest brain development. nationwide. 52% of participants are accessing a total of 52% of incoming participants organization $120,700 in food stamp benefits each month. have no health insurance and are typically not receiving regular preventative and wellness care. decision making

A focus on these skills is becoming

(US Census Bureau 2014) recognized as an essential component of anti-poverty programs.

PAGE 8 celebrating 30 years 1. Pre-Program 2. Climb Program executive functioning Climb’s therapeutic approach creates meaningful relationships in a nurturing learning environment to drive positive, lasting change for families. The approach: Job Training Structure and Predictability • Industry-specific training Calm Chaos • Resume building Industry Research • Mock interviewing Staff engage with local • Workplace professionalism The structure of the Climb program is employers to create • Job retention strategies specifically designed to calm chaos and trainings that meet unpredictability, a daily reality for our workforce needs. participants. It includes the predictable Life Skills routine of the Climb day, a consistent • Parenting response from staff, and a designated time and place for any needs that arise. • Time management Job Placement The • Conflict resolution • Staff match a participant’s skills and • Nutrition interests to a job. During job placement, Climb staff model thoughtful decision • Budgeting making and long-term planning during Recruitment we support her as she practices new skills, and we follow up with employers stressful situations. As a result, the We actively seek out women experience stress in a completely approach qualified participants to establish performance evaluations through agency and communication for long-term new way that strengthens their ability The basis of the Climb model is career training partnerships, direct mail success. to respond instead of react and make and placement…but there’s more to permanent life and advertising. empowered, conscious choices. change than getting a job. Climb also intentionally works with groups of women during the program to allow participants an intense opportunity Mental Health Services graduate services to engage with their peers, practice self- • Group & individual counseling • Our support continues long after regulation, and develop relationships that graduation, with group lunches, resume Application with licensed therapists create support networks (social capital) assistance, and advice on workplace Participants must meet outside the Climb program. federal poverty guidelines issues and wage increases. and be ready to commit to our rigorous program.

PAGE 10 celebrating 30 years executive functioning

Climb has a 92% As Climb graduates move off public assistance and gain health insurance, they experience a critical graduation rate. sense of independence and self-worth by being able to provide for their children. This empowerment The impact: is a huge motivator for long-term success, and the state of Wyoming sees a significant savings. Navigating Everyday Life Successfully Food stamp usage by Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) participants After Climb, participants show improvement in several skills we all need Before Food Stamps to manage the challenges of life and The Climb 100% Participants working full-time before Climb experience a dramatic increase in average monthly wages Yes work. These executive functioning skills $120,700 cost to state after Climb. No include sustained attention spans, working memory, planning and organization, 3 months into program 45% emotional control, self-monitoring, task impact Average Monthly Wage Employment Status $55,519 cost to state initiation, and cognitive flexibility. 2 years Post-program, Climb participants

After just three months, climb $2,496 Employed 35% after Climb describe themselves differently. graduates are starting new careers $45,264 cost to state $2,135 46% and discovering new lives. 70% I no longer see myself as impulsive and Average Average disregard my personal safety, act first and annual wage annual wage health insurance Unemployed think later. After two years, graduates are $12,672 $29,952 continuing an upward trend, 52% 63% 51% earning livable wages and benefits, Private I no longer see myself as having difficulty transitioning off public assistance, following through with simple instructions 41% No and breaking the generational cycle and completing jobs. 54% Public 79% of poverty for their children. 34% 38% 32% $1,056 I no longer feel so confused and 30% 21% disorganized that I cannot get 17% anything done.

Before 3 months 2 years Before Climb 2 years after Climb 14% 63% Climb into program after Climb I no longer feel that there are times when my behavior is so bad that it interferes Before 3 months 2 years with work and my relationships. Climb into program after Climb 62% (All data represents Climb’s most recent 5-year cumulative outcomes.)

PAGE 12 celebrating 30 years Total earnings for graduates increased from $568,763 at intake to $2,542,821 at program completion.

At program start, 61% of participants At program end, 80% of graduates were unemployed and 25% were were employed full-time. 2016 employed part-time.

For every 100 Climb families that reach self-sufficiency, Wyoming realizes an annual savings of $854,367 in Medicaid and TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy IN REVIEW Families) savings, and eliminated incarceration and foster care costs. BY THE NUMBERS OCTOBER 1, 2015–SEPTEMBER 30, 2016

Climb staff made 1,191 individual contacts with graduates from January to August 2016, including helping with resumes and workplace-related support, and making referrals for community resources.

PAGE 14 2016 in review gillette gillette

Teton Teton Casper area cheyenne area SUCCESS STORY | Rochelle casper SUCCESS STORY | tara casper

Number of Children: 3 sweetwater Number of Children: 3 sweetwater area area laramie Wage Before Climb: Unemployed cheyenne Wage Before Climb: Unemployed cheyenne laramie Current Occupation: Resident Specialist, current Occupation: Driver, Duran Construction Central Wyoming Counseling Center casper At a Glance Wage After Climb: $3,466/month cheyenne At a Glance Wage After Climb: $2,226/month Training: Commercial Truck Driving Training: Medical Office Careers 423 moms & 766 children 831 moms & (since 1986) have been served through children (since 2004) our Casper program 1,033 have been served through our Cheyenne program

$1,090 $2,346 $1,013 $2,161 Average monthly income Average monthly income “I had just had a baby before starting the Climb program and was living with my parents. I really “In my life before Climb, I worked in bars and lived on food stamps and assisted housing. I wasn’t before and after Climb before and after Climb wanted to better my children and myself and was tired of struggling with emotions from my past able to get a good job that had regular hours, so my kids were never home, never got to sleep in that I’d never dealt with. When I found out Climb had counseling, it scared me—but it ended up their own room. I couldn’t buy them clothes. It was hard for them. helping so much. Now their lives have changed dramatically. They don’t have to worry about how we’ll get things. I never would have thought in a million years that I’d work at a counseling center. Climb didn’t just Single-mother families living My daughter says she feels better, more secure knowing that mom is taking care of us. Single-mother families living place me anywhere but found an opportunity where I could grow and be happy. If it weren’t for below poverty level in Casper below poverty level in Cheyenne Climb, I would never have even tried to get this kind of job. My whole life, I’ve quit things that are too hard—but at Climb I wanted to show that I could do 37% anything! Learning to drive a truck was crazy since I’m only 5’2”, but I love it. Now I say, ‘try new 41% with children under age 18 with children under age 18 Now I’ve moved out of my parents’ house and have my own place. I’m not nearly as emotional as I things because you never know—you may find out you can do it.’” used to be. My family says Climb is the best thing that ever happened to me.” 40% 69% with children under age 5 with children under age 5

(US Census Bureau 2014) (US Census Bureau 2014)

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Teton Teton gillette area laramie area

SUCCESS STORY | Breanne casper SUCCESS STORY | Phyre casper

Number of Children: 1 sweetwater Number of Children: 1 sweetwater area area laramie laramie Wage Before Climb: Unemployed cheyenne Wage Before Climb: $200/month – cheyenne Food Service Current Occupation: Resource Development Specialist, United Way of Campbell County Current Occupation: Office Manager/ gillette At a Glance Medical Billing, Cupps and laramie At a Glance Wage After Climb: $2,600/month Bondurant Chiropractic Training: Professional Workflow Specialist 257 moms & 553 children Wage After Climb: $2,128/month 242 moms & 435 children have been served through Training: Office Careers have been served through our Gillette program our Laramie program

$1,179 $2,654 $953 $1,870 Average monthly income Average monthly income “I was feeling really frustrated that I just couldn’t find the right job for me. At times I was really before and after Climb “I moved back home to Laramie to be near family. I have my bachelor’s degree in film and video before and after Climb hard on myself. Then we did this activity where we had paper plates on our backs and everyone but was struggling to find my place. At Climb, it was nice to see that I wasn’t the only person in the group wrote something positive about each of us. When I saw what they wrote, it was so in my situation. I was in a custody battle, and the other women in my group gave me a lot of uplifting. I still have that plate—it’s hanging up for when I start to feel upset or down. support. When you’re going through that, you feel like you’re alone and no one gets it, but we were in it together. No one judged me. Climb’s training helped me overcome some of what was holding me back. My job now is great Single-mother families living Single-mother families living because I get to give back and help people in the community who are struggling like I was. I have I have already had two raises since my Climb job started, I got custody of my daughter, and she below poverty level in Laramie below poverty level in Gillette become a better me for my daughter. I love her seeing my happiness. Climb has given this light in is back home. Things are looking up, and in part Climb is to thank for that. I am in a much better our lives that is never going to be dimmed.” place than I was a year ago, and I am happy that I can say that!” 59% 32% with children under age 18 with children under age 18 54% 46% with children under age 5 with children under age 5

(US Census Bureau 2014) (US Census Bureau 2014)

PAGE 18 2016 in review gillette gillette

Teton Teton sweetwater area teton area area

SUCCESS STORY | Ashley casper SUCCESS STORY | Karina casper

Number of Children: 2 sweetwater Number of Children: 1 sweetwater area area laramie laramie Wage Before Climb: Unemployed cheyenne Wage Before Climb: $1,102/month – cheyenne Food Service Current Occupation: CNA, Cowboy Cares Current Occupation: Receptionist, Women’s Wage After Climb: $2,427/month sweetwater At a Glance Health Center and Family Care Clinic teton area At a Glance Training: Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Wage After Climb: $2,773/month moms & children 186 moms & 343 children 141 297 Training: Office Careers have been served through have been served through our Sweetwater Area our Teton Area program program

$1,045 $2,612 $973 $2,275 Average monthly income Average monthly income “When I started Climb, I had just divorced and hadn’t worked in eight years. I was used to being before and after Climb “I was born in Mexico City and moved to the U.S. with my family. I worked for many years at a before and after Climb supported all the time, so suddenly it was all on me. Everything was new and unknown. local restaurant, but when my son was born, my 12-hour shifts meant that I never saw him. I cried every night when I came home because he didn’t want me to hold him. I didn’t think he loved me. Climb was the best thing I ever did. The counseling helped teach me new and different ways to think—you realize how your brain goes to the negative and learn how to stop it. Our group all Climb was my first time in counseling. It allowed me to finally talk through past trauma, and Climb Single-mother families Single-mother families passed the state CNA certification test on the first try, and my score was a 96 percent! living below poverty level referred me to continue my therapy, something that has helped me find success in my personal living below poverty level in Rock Springs: life and at work. in Teton County Now I can actually save money. I’m able to do those little things that I wasn’t before—like enroll my kids in gymnastics and buy them new school clothes. I’m not worried now about where I’m going 45% Life is a lot better for us. My new schedule has me home with my son so much more. He’s 32% with children under age 18 with children under age 18 to be. Climb went by so fast, but I feel like a different person than I was just five months ago.” happier—I can tell he’s glad that momma is with him. For me, Climb wasn’t just about the money, it 77% was about that time with my son.” with children under age 5

(US Census Bureau 2014) (US Census Bureau 2014)

PAGE 20 2016 in review Mary D. Bunning Christine Burbidge Monica and Ben Burgeson fy16 financials your return Val Burgess Denise Burke Indy Burke FY16 investors E. James and Linda G. Burke 8% on investment Representative Don and Mary Burkhart Fiscal year (october 2015 - September 2016) Mary E. Burman and Charles DeWolf 9% rhiannon Janice and Ed Bushnell Business Aviators, Inc. Age: 37 This year’s Climb programs would not have been possible without generous contributions Joyce and Dan Butcher Frank Byrne and Theresa Zacharias expenses Number of Children: 1 from many individuals and entities. 83% Sally and Jim Byrne Training: Casper Warehouse Inventory Specialist in 2014 Lorie Cahn and Doug Brown Carolyn and Rollin Abernethy Representative Rosie Berger Robin and Phil Cameron Accentuate Allison Bergh Campbell County “I moved to Casper as a single mom and didn’t know what to do. I’d been working in the restaurant business all my Whitney Agopian Beta Sigma Phi, Gamma Chapter Liz Card Penne and Scott Ainsworth Nancy Beyer Becky Watson and Betsy Carlin life, but for me, there was no future in it. Once I had my son, I was worried about not having health insurance or a 401k. Albany County BG Real Estate Barbara and Jerry Carlson Albany County CattleWomen, Inc. William and Linda Biles David L. Carpenter Lisa Carpenter program My Climb training was intense—the program was Monday through Friday and then I worked all day on Saturdays. Albany Insurance Agency Sandra Biller Admin Alexis Drake, LLC Nancy Binks-Lyman and Frank Lyman Father Michael Carr But I stuck with it—it was one thing I was determined to finish. My son started preschool this year. I’m able to take Ally Financial, Inc. Julie Birrer Peggy Carter Fundraising Jim and Maureen Casey him to school each day and have paid holidays. He knows I’m picking him up when work is over, and we always eat AmazonSmile Foundation Black Hills Energy ANB Bank - Cheyenne Elizabeth Blake Shawn Casey dinner together. He’s feeling more secure himself now.” Sue and Rod Anderson Joan Blatt Jamie Caulkins Suzanne Anderson Greg Blenkinsop Century 21 Bell Real Estate Betty and Shaun Andrikopoulos Jackie and Gregg Blikre Steven and Janet Chen Teresa Ankeny Rebecca and Ryan Block Dan and Georgia Chenoweth Climb Investment in rhiannon*: $19,463 Nancy and Mark Anselmi Blue Envelope Health Fund Elizabeth Cheroutes and Walter, Charlie and Sophie Stoessel 5% before climb Cheyenne Housing and Community Development 9% *average cost/Climb participant is $20,000 Antler Inn - Elk Country Motels, Inc Linda and Ed Boenisch Dave and Diana Applegate Mark and Kirsten Bohlinger Cheyenne Women’s Clinic, PC Annual Wage: Ali and Paul Archual Sara Bohlinger Geneva Chong $11,310 — Food Service Molly Armour Amy and Paul Boillot Christian Women’s Fellowship of First Christian Church, Disciples of Christ 18% 58% Meredith Asay and Ben Brandes Claudia Bonnist and Terry Winchell revenues Health insurance: Connie and Larry Atwell Lynne and Rick Boomgaarden Lara Cilo Life Skills: 33% City of Casper No Aullman Living Revocable Trust Juliet Born Jimmie and Catherine Bailey Shannon Borrego City of Cheyenne Job Training: 39% Amberley and Shroder Baker Kathryn and Chris Boswell City of Gillette 1% 3% after climb Megan Baker Tom and Shelley Botts City of Laramie 6% Mental Health: 28% Joan and Huntley Baldwin Carol Bowers and Mike Kraft Nancy Lee Clancy Ottilia Ballo Patti Boyd Lori Clark-Erickson and Chris Erickson Annual Wage: Story Clark Resor and Bill Resor $36,400, Inside Sales Bank of the West Dr. Judy Boyle and Dr. Russell Nelson Bank of the West Employee Giving Program Bressler Insulation, Inc. Climate Control Representative, Distribution NOW Jean Barash Kara Brighton Fornstrom and Justin Fornstrom Ali Cohane - Persephone Bakery state private Return on Investment: Lee Barlow Jan and Doug Brimeyer Clifford and Kate Cohn Health insurance: Rosemary and Richard Barrett Betsy and Ron Brino Katie Colbert foundation county/city Yes Pilar Bass Sarah Brino and Marc Tetenman Coldwell Banker - The Property Exchange Year One: 1.29:1 Sharon and David Cole Increase in Annual Wages: Battle Creek Community Foundation Jill Brooks corporate endowment Michelle and Steve Beahm The Brooks Foundation Karen and Jim Coleman $25,090/year Lifetime: 36:1** Betty and George Collins - Collins Backhoe & Water Service ** assumes retirement at age Father Carl Beavers Richard Brooks and Mindy McAulay federal Sally and Jim Belcher Teresa and Bruce Brown Judy and Patrick Collins 65 and no wage increase Mr. and Mrs. Merton J. Bell, III Michael Bruck Melanie and Edd Collins - Design Construction Gainor and Joe Bennett Arlene Bryant Richard and Nancy Collister Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Bennett BT Real Estate Commerce Bank of Wyoming Ms. Adrienne Benson Kathy and Bruce Bummer Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

PAGE 22 2016 in review Anonymous Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Alexandra Dawson Dr. Lisa Finkelstein and Dr. Marc Domsky Myrna and Stephen Greenberg Melanie Hess Tim and Jamie Kearley Youth Philanthropy Program Fund of the Community Foundation Don and Judy Day Val and Pat Finnegan Madoka Grenvik Justice William and Mary Kay Hill Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Keenan of Jackson Hole Jean, Tim and Anna Day First American Title Groathouse Construction, Inc. Sharon and Dale Hilpert Kehr Levy Fund Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Youth Philanthropy Teresa De Groh and Arne Jorgensen First Interstate BancSystem Foundation, Inc. GSG Architecture John J. Hines Elizabeth and Matt Kelly Program: Jackson Hole Community School members Chad and Liz Deaton First Interstate Bank - Casper Molly and Scott Hirschfield Kemmerer Family Foundation Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Youth Philanthropy Department of Family Services First Interstate Bank - Cheyenne “Climb has turned out to be a world-class Norman Hirschfield Foundation Sarah and Renny Kerr Program: Journeys School members Department of Workforce Services First Interstate Bank - Laramie organization that solves one of our society’s Hirst Applegate, LLP Cherry Kildow Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Youth Philanthropy Rob and Kit DesLauriers Carol Fischer, M.D. biggest problems: how to help single moms Andrea and Paul Hladky Sarah and Robert Kilmain Program: Summit High School members Betti Deutsch Fish Creek Veterinary Clinic Barbara and Chris Hoeft Kinskey Family Foundation Carla DeVille Fit Body Boot Camp become self-supporting and break the cycle of Carole and Norm Hofley Charis Kipper Martha Devine Chris and Nancy Fleck poverty that is so prevalent in that demographic. Selina Hoflund Lorilyn and Gary Kiren Cissy Dillon Dawn Fleming Jackson Alice and Tom Hogarty Carrie and Scott Kirkpatrick Donor Advised Fund of Ray Fleming Dinneen and Jim Dinneen Francine Fleming The model is heartwarming and works. We have Holly Hogarty the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole John Dinneen Juanita Flores met many Climb graduates who are in well-paying Katie Hogarty and Bryon Lee Diana Kitchen and Gerald Kitchen Marietta Dinneen Floyd’s Truck Center, Inc. jobs and their pride in themselves beams. As the Bland and Liza Hoke Family Fund of the Vicky and Mike Kmetz Will Dinneen Penny and Benjamin Fogel Community Foundation of Jackson Hole cycle of poverty breaks, our economy strengthens, Knife River Corporation Discovery Unlimited Preschool, Pre-K Class Dave Foreman Marsha and Mark Holden Kraig Kobert CPA Judy Dixon Daniel and M. J. Forman families strengthen and lives change.” Holland & Hart LLP Patricia and Bob Krause Mary Lee and Dennis Dixon Myrtle Forney -Doug and Susan Samuelson, Cheyenne Carol Holland Velma and Con Kreuzer Tracy and John Dooley Kate and Aaron Foster Katie and Brooks Holmes Barb and Tony Kruger Double 4 Foundation Natalie and Sheldon Frankel Elizabeth Guille Missy Hoster Molly and Aaron Kruger Jonathan Downing John F. Freeman Fern Gullet HUB International Mtn States LTD Sandra and Charles Ksir Natalie Coneway Pamela Downing John L. and Theresa Freeman The Gun Barrel Steak and Game House Sue Ibarra Julie and Larry Kummer Catherine Connolly Matthew and Virgie Dragicevich Foundation Friendship Mariners, First Presbyterian Church Guthrie Family Foundation Idaho National Laboratory on behalf of Battelle Energy Alliance Marcia Kunstel and Joe Albright Cony Corporation Dray, Dyekman, Reed & Healey, PC Friess Family Fund Mary B. Guthrie Intermountain Combined Federal Campaign Jane and Charles Kusek Carma and John V. Corra Lisa and Chad Driewer Becky and Tom Frisbie Nancy Guthrie Lori Iverson and Chris Harder Lea Kuvinka Janet and John Costello Susan and Ken Dugas Lynne and Jack Fritz Sylvia Lee Hackl Sara and Juan Izaguirre Anne Ladd Cowboy Moving and Storage, Inc. Nancy Dunlap Cathrine Gallilee Maggie Hagen J Vasquez Construction LLC Beedee Ladd Diane and Curt Cox Gregory Dyekman Mary and Rob Garland Alyson Hagy and Bob Southard Jackson Council of Catholic Women Ted H. Ladd Julia and William Cox Trey Dykeman Connie Garrett Halladay Motors Jackson Hole Quilting Guild Margo and Marc LaHiff Lana and Jeff Crabtree ED + Job = $ Donor Advised Fund of the Tyler and Alexis Garrett Thor and Jenileah Hallingbye Jackson Whole Family Health, Inc. Tracy Lamb Jenny Craft Wyoming Community Foundation Kim and Walt Gasson Curt Hamby and Shannon Brooks Hamby Kim Jackson Dan and Maggie Land Shirley Craighead Jamie Egolf Linda and George Gault Francesca and Mike Hammer Luke and Laura Jackson Cross Charitable Foundation Kim and Rob Elder Jim and Hattie Geesey Benjamin Hammond and Lisa Johnson Madeline Jacobson Crowley Fleck PLLP Crusita and Martin Ellbogen JesiAnn and Tobias Gelber Darlene Hansen Jannotta-Pearsall Family Fund of the Joseph and Bernice Crudden John P. Ellbogen Foundation Carrie Geraci Lois and Wayne Hansen Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Kathy and Bob Cummings Ruth R. Ellbogen Foundation Sherri and Catherine Hansen-Stamp and Barry Stamp Leah Janssen Allan Cunningham Brenda and Bob Elliott Sharon and Bill Gern Klaus and Jan Hanson Jefferies Group LLC Laura Curran Ellis Public Affairs Kate Gersh David and Leslye Hardie Amy and Lawrence Jenkins Wendy Curran GFWC Women’s Civic League of Cheyenne Lachlan Hardie Jill and Bob Jensen “We wish there were more programs like Cindy and Matt Daly Margaret and John Gibbens Cindy Harger Jay A. Jerde Sandra D’Amico Climb that don’t just address temporary Louise Gignoux Faith Harris Karen Jerger and Chuck Harris Damon Lodge No. 3, Knights of Pythias needs but address long-term solutions!” Margaret Gilday Laura and Brandon Harrison Connie and James Johns Julie and Paul D’Amours Heather and Mike Gillam Jan and Bob Hartman David R. Johnson Daniel’s Fund -Charlotte and Maron Davis, Laramie Gillette Evening Rotary Club Patricia Hartnett Jake Johnson - Harold F. Johnson Masonry Mitch Dann Cynthia Elrod Kik and Si Gilman Hathaway & Kunz, PC Kellie Johnson Kathryn and Jack Landon, Jr. Daughters of Penelope, Olympus Chapter 6 Fred and Keren Emerich Leo Gonzales Hawkins, Kominsky, Devries & Associates, PC Peggy and G. Duwayne Johnston Marlene and Peter Lang Anna-Lissette Davis Mary J. England Susan and Mark Good Shawn and Audra Hawkins Gregg and Dorrie Jones Laramie County Cathryn “Grace” Davis Charles Engelhard Foundation Derek and Sandra Goodson Hawtin Jorgensen Architects Tom and Leanna Jordan Larimer Family Foundation Charlotte and Maron Davis Pamela Evans and Minh Tran The Goodstein Foundation Stephanie and Kerry Hayden Jean and Pete Jorgensen Kirsten Larsen Dr. and Mrs. Harmon Davis, II Sue and Duane Evenson Mark and Jennie Gordon Megan Hayes and Reed Zars Susan Juvelier and Mark Houser Adrienne and Marc Lasky Deborah Davis Factory IT Sarah Gorin and Bern Hinckley Bruce Hayse Kappa Masters Wilma and Carl Lathrop Dr. Devra Davis and Richard Morgenstern Tucker and Carol Fagan Grace Lutheran Church Nathaniel Hazelton Jeanine and Pete Karns Clarene and Creed Law Jaime Davis Stephanie Fanos Colleen and Bob Grady Deborah and John Hechinger Norine and Nickolas Kasperik Leadership at Play Laurie and Charles Davis Dr. Aida Farag W. W. Grainger Foundation Barbara Herman Sunny and James Kaste Brinda R. Lee Trish and Keith Davis Jean and Dick Ferguson Brittany Gray Marguerite Herman and George Powers David and Linda Kathka Florence Lemle Wayne and Sallie Davis Regena Field Grease Monkey of Cheyenne Kyndra and Gabe Herrera Rick and Diane Kaysen Sarah and Khale Lenhart

PAGE 24 2016 in review Nina and Brian Lenz Pat and Jan McGuire Dan Nelson Marianne and William Quinn Debbie Schlinger Jan and Bob Spires Sarah Lervick John and Kathleen McKinley Donna Nelson Terri Randazzo Neva and John Schmechel Spradley Barr Motors, Inc. Letram Enterprises The McMurry Foundation Marce Nesslinger Pamela and Jerry Rankin Korin and Derek Schmidt SRB Operations, LLC Levin Strategic Resources Susie McMurry Network for Good RBC Wealth Management Mary and Erich Schmidt Suzanne Lewis and John Nutter Trudi McMurry-Holthouse Julia Nielson RBC Dain Rauscher Carol Schneebeck “We support Climb because we have witnessed Alicia and Samuel Liburdi John McPherson, DDS John Nissenbaum Bart Rea John and Cathy Schneider the transformation the program has made in Kathryn Hunter Liem Ellen Nolan APRN, PC Liz Rea Lisa and Robert Schober the lives of the women—giving them the tools Lincoln County Alli Noland Patricia and Arthur Reese Lori and Gary Schoene and confidence to better their futures. The Carol and Steve Lindly Rose and Ronald Novak Reiman Corp. Dr. and Mrs. Theo Schuff Tim Linger Mike McDonnell and Kathryn Noyes Martha Reisch and Brandon McAffee Leonard R. and Synthia Scoleri benefits trickle down through generations Marty Litus Jack and Carole Nunn Donor Advised Fund of the Renew LLC Andrew Scott creating a better life for all.” Kerry and Matt Lloyd Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Eda Reno Homer A. & Mildred S. Scott Foundation -Pam and Phelps Swift, STS Foundation, Jackson Patty Lockhart Amber Nuse Kathy Reynolds Le Roy Searle Maura Lofaro, M.D. Leslie Nutting Mike and Emery Rheam, Jamie Mackintosh Seidler Foundation St. Paul’s Newman Center Paul Lowham Nellie Nutting and Grand Fishing Adventures Bonnie and Doug Self Jeanie and Fred Staehr Anne Lucas Andrea and Matthew Odell Annie and Travis Riddell - Clearview Strategies Peter M. Selkowitz Jenni and John Stark Patty and John Lummis Erin O’Doherty and James Johnson Lee and Ed Riddell 71 Construction State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Susan and Mayo Lykes Ginny and Dale Oedekoven Nancy and Dick Riddle Steve Sharkey Jana Stearns - Hungry Jack’s General Store Margaret and Garrett Lynch Sherry and Mick Okray Elizabeth Ridgway Donna Sheen Steil Surveying Services, LLC Lokey Lytjen and Bill Collins MDU Resources Foundation The Olsons Kristen and Jerimiah Rieman Jenny and Danny Shervin Mimi and Bobby Stein Renee Macey The Bradford S. Mead and Katherine L. Mead Charitable Don and Cathy Ann Ormond Mrs. Ari Rifkin Trey Sherwood Stevie and Wyatt Priceless Foundation Anne MacKinnon Foundation Lucie and Harry Osborn Tara Righetti Kent and Kari Shriner - Peak Promotions Janet and Mark Stewart Magpul Industries Corp. Governor and Mrs. Matthew Mead Kathleen Osterman-Meisner and Greg Meisner Pastor Ron and Mrs. Dawn Rimby Emily Siegel and Meg Thompson Kelly Stewart Ginny and Ken Mahood Mechanical Systems, Inc. Mary Ostlund Carol Robinson Julie and Jonathan Stone Priscilla Marden and Tony Panarisi Howard and Sally Meeker PacifiCorp Roxanne and Jeff Robinson Meggan Stordahl and Gina Thomas Erica and Jon Martel Nikki Melanson Kevin and Lisa Paintner Rocky Mountain Combined Federal Campaign STS Foundation Linda and Dick Martin Greg Merage Do and Jack Palma Rocky Mountain Power Mike and Jane Sullivan Becky Martinez Carol and Art Merrell Susie and Stuart Palmer Rocky Mountain Power Foundation Sunrise Rotary Club of Laramie Ruth and Mike Massie Sherrie and Clyde Merrow Karen Parent Elisabeth Rohrbach Joy and Ron Surdam Dr. Larry and Vicki Meuli Carol and Alton Parker Amy and Chris Romaine Kathy Svilar and David Finley “It is an honor and privilege for Solvay to be part Mary O. Meyer Todd Pearson Tina and Alexander Romaine Sweetwater County of the Climb program. Climb makes a positive and Michelle Meyer PEO Sisterhood Chapter AJ Michelle Rooks and Eric Orton Pam and Phelps Swift Family Fund of the significant impact in improving the lives of single Susan Mick and Bob Gordon PEO Sisterhood Chapter C Andrew and Janelle Rose Community Foundation of Jackson Hole moms and their children. Solvay is very proud to Mile High United Way PEO Sisterhood Chapter V Michele and Jim Rose Tata Chemicals North America Military Officers’ Wives Club Gwen and Dan Perdue Elaine Rosenthal Lisa Taylor be part of this awesome program that serves our Susan Miller Alan W. Peryam and Wendy P. Curran - Peryam Ranch Patricia Roser and Andrew Langford Mike and Marcia Taylor communities.” Jessica and Corey Milligan Ruth and Bob Peters Elaine and Dale Roth Dorothy and Art Sigel Tecumseh Foundation -Jim Maxfield, Human Resources Manager, Solvay Krista and Jed Mixter Vicki and Paul Peters Mary and Craig Ruble Craig Silva Tad Teeples MJM Associates Jeannie and Cory Peterson Samuel Runyan Silver Star Communications Tegeler & Associates Chemicals, Inc., Sweetwater County Peggy and Bryan Monteith Jennifer and Lars Peterson Christy and Matt Russell Barbara and John Simms Jennifer and Michael Tennican Carol Matteson Pascal Cathy and Fred Moore Tawnya Peterson Diane and Tim Russell Simon Contractors Karen Terra and Bob Graham Jane Matthews Kacindra Moore Martha and Paul Pheneger Dr. and Mrs. Paul E. Ruttle Laura Simpson Mrs. Betty Terrill Millie Maxwell Ruth Moran and Jim Rooks Shirley and Paul Piper Corie Rybak Susan Simpson Allan and Frances Tessler Donor Advised Fund Jen and Dan Mayernik K. J. and Craig Morris Lollie Plank Christopher Rynders Tyler and Jessica Sinclair of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Amy and Forrest McCarthy The Mortgage Source Dona Playton and Rolly Maldonado S&S Builders, LLC James Slater Cathy and Stan Tetenman Nancy McCarthy Kari and Tim Moss Caroline and Mike Poelma SAGE Technical Services Angie and Craig Smith Teton County Patty McClure Anne and Tom Muller Mary Pokorny and Jeff Bjornsen Sam’s Club - Casper Heidi Smith Teton Mountain Lodge - Terra Resort Group Kari and Matthew McCreedy Kevin Murphy Family James D. & Bess S. Polis Foundation Sam’s Club - Cheyenne Jayne and Loyd Smith Dave Teubner Margaret McCreery-McCoy and Elmer McCoy Murray Properties Frances Pollak and Ernest LaBelle Susan and Doug Samuelson Shannon Smith and Scott Holthus Stephanie Teubner Brendan and Nicki McDermott - Northwestern Mutual Caren and Ed Murray Matt Pope Karen Sapp Dr. Laura and Dr. Lane Smothers Robert Thorn and Lori Taylor Stacie and Chris McDonald Sandra and Bob Murray Powder River Energy Foundation Kristine and Anthony Sara Kate and Dave Sollitt Lesha and Scott Thorvaldson Susan McDowell Dana and Carl Nagel Paula Poythress Newell B. Sargent Foundation Solvay Chemicals, Inc. Margie and Gerry Thorvaldson McElwain Family Foundation Chris Nations Lisa Lord Price and Paul Clementi Kate Sarosy and Scott Sissman Nancy and Robert Sorenson Sharon Thorvaldson Esther McGann Natrona County Chris and Philip Pridmore Lorraine Saulino-Klein Soroptimist International of Laramie Joan and Walt Thulin Ellen A. McGee The Naughty Pines Derby Dames Prince of Peace Lutheran Church Misty Savage Mary and Jim Speyer Thursday Roundtable Fund of the McGee, Hearne, and Paiz, LLP Carolyn and Bob Nelson Gingee Prince and Becket Hinckley Scarlett Family Foundation Georgia and Robert Spicer Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Sherry and Ron McGrath Christine Nelson Psychological and Consulting Services, PC Maggie and Brian Schilling Robert and Cathy Spicer Foundation TJX Foundation

PAGE 26 2016 in review Grace Torres Doreen Ward Thank you to our FUNDING FUTURES GIVING Linda Brown Mildred Badgley Mary Polite Jan Torres Warehouse Twenty One SOCIETY DONORS for their pledges that Martha “Marty” Brown Arlene Berger Gingee Prince Pauline Towers-Dykeman, Trey and Paul Dykeman Cindy Weber contribute to our stability and help us plan ahead. Margaret Bunning Nancy Beyer Sarah Reese Toyota of Laramie Connie and Raulie Weber Louise Burke Ruth Birkins Hope Righetti Amber Travsky William E. Wecker Associates, Inc. Mary and Dan Armour Ellie Crink Betsy Brino Dr. Shannon Roberts Tronox Eric and Maida Wedell Mickey Babcock Mary Margaret Devine Ron Brino Ann Rochelle Thea and Scott Wells Harv and Erin Weisman Eric and Kelly Barlow Ellie Ellbogen Sarah Brino Jan Roller Barbara True Sherry Welch Business Aviators, Inc. Bobby Hathaway Sissy Brino Sherri Rubeck Karen and Hank True Wells Fargo Sarah Brown Mathews Anne Hearne Shannon Brooks Hamby Mary Ruble Melanie and Dave True Robert Wemple Lisa Carlin Miriam Ann Houser Jeanne Bryan Karen Saunders Susie and Diemer True Glennise and Michael Wendorf Margaret and Ken Carpenter Rose Huggins Christine Burbidge Jamie Shelton Sandi and Bruce Tully Shirley and Eugene Wendt Colleen and Paul Cherrett Wini Hurlbert Val Burbidge Rebecca Sparks Melissa Turley Western Sky Design, LLC Derek and Sophie Craighead Ida Mae Jackson Doris Carpenter Sandy Sumner John and Christine Turner Wheeler Family Foundation Maya and Mike Crothers Gary Janssen Colleen Cherrett Lesha Thorvaldson Polly and Wayne Turner Dr. Patti Whetstone Etchepare Family Foundation Linda Johnson Sue Clingan Margie Thorvaldson Joanne and Chuck Tweedy Diane and Dan White Missy Falcey Mary F. Johnson Barbara Crews Barbara Trachtenberg Timothy Tyler, Sr. Ronda and Dave Whitman Sara Flitner and Bill Wotkyns Jessie Jorgensen Julie D’Amours Wendy Volk U.S. Bank Foundation Janet and Bob Whitmire Matt and Kathy Garland Elaine Miller Debbie Daugherty Asti Ward Amy and Steve Unfried Laura and Byrd Williams Jane and Joe Giovanini Verna Mohling Coraline Dick Becky Ward Union Pacific Foundation Mike Williams Sheila Gleason Marian Morgan Isla Dick Beth Ward Unitarian Universalist Church of Cheyenne Linda Wilson J.J. Healy Alice Northcutt Ray Fleming Dinneen Linda Ward United Way of Campbell County Christine and Lance Windey Rowena Heckert Marilyn Pridmore Anne Marie Dolan Lisa Ward United Way of Laramie County Jodie and Chuck Wing Jane and Tom Hill Margaret Pyle Addie Donnan Manon Ward Janet Upchurch, LPC WINhealth Berte and Alan Hirschfield Virginia Rylands Mrs. Betty Eaton Tess Ward Uranium One Americas Pamela and John Winter, II The Hladky Family Dorothy Saulino Anne Ellingson Belinda Wells Tammy Valdez Cheri, Jeffrey, Katy and Mike Witz Bland and Liza Hoke Illa Searle Megan Fedotov Shirley Wendt Maggie and John Valiante Barbara and Jeffrey Wogoman Frosty and Harriett Kepler Rose Simmons Sharon Fitzgerald Diane White Tammie Van Holland The Wold Foundation Carrie and Scott Kirkpatrick Karol Slater Dr. Pat Fleming Bonnie Winskowski Cindy Vandewark Wolf Creek Charitable Foundation Kathy Kline Toni Slough Madaline Forbes Martha Wyrsch Polly and Dick Vaughan Vinton and Cindy Wolfe Laura and Ted Ladd Mrs. Blanch Stice Katie Fraley Climb and all the women they inspire Collin Vaughn Ken and Maureen Womack Jean and Jason Lewis Les Thiele Nancy Freudenthal All Mothers Verdad Foundation Rhonda Woodard and George Kallas Sue and Tim Mason Claire Traylor Sheila Gleason My Mother Savannah Verde Woodson Family Foundation Leslie Mattson Helen Von Feldt Nancy Groseth Our Mothers Verisk Analytics The Wort Hotel Newton Foundation Fund Cecile Whitman Tessa Hansen Single mothers who are given a new life through Climb Joanna Vilos Beth and James Worthen Susan and Peter Ordway Mother Jessica Hanten The Bump Jeff Vincent - Vincent Financial Services WPX Energy Mary Shafer-Malicki and Pat Malicki My mother Mary Hein The women of Climb Kristin and Jim Vito Kelly and Jack Wright Margot Snowdon and Yves Desgouttes My beloved father Katie Hogarty Robin and John Volk WyoMed Laboratory, Inc. Noa and Ted Staryk My hard working father Mary Hogarty Climb Wyoming makes every effort to ensure the accuracy Dr. Richard and Sue Sugden Danielle Holden of our investor list. Please alert us to any changes or Allison von Maur and Mark Newcomb Wyoming Bank & Trust Mary and Warren Vrooman Wyoming Community Foundation Karla Tessler and Matt Deehan “I am so grateful for and indebted to the Julia Hunt corrections by calling Erin O’Doherty at

Mary Waid Wyoming Community Foundation Campbell Ben and Eydie Trautwein support system I had around me when I was a Katie Jacobs 307-316-1456. Polly and Sandy Wakeman County Opportunities Fund Sidney and Oliver Walter Jo Anne Kaper Pam and Tom Walker Wyoming Community Foundation of Casper young mother trying to start my career. In my Betty Kelly IN PARTNERSHIP WITH: Carmel Wallace Wyoming Community Gas MOTHER’S DAY MATCH DONORS mind, the Climb program provides a similar Terry Lamm Sandra and Dennis Wallace Wyoming Neurological Associates Mrs. Lindsay Lofaro Lynn and support system to those not lucky enough to Kay Wallick Wyoming Trial Lawyers Association Patricia Love J.J. Healy Rick Walls Wyoming Women’s Foundation have the parents and family I did.” Betty Malicki Julie and Will Obering Walmart Distribution Center - Cheyenne Martha and Gerry Wyrsch Martha Marquardt Erika Pearsall and Ned Jannotta -Anne Ladd, Casper Walmart Foundation State Giving Program Jamie and Shannon Yarrow Sue Mason Noa and Ted Staryk Walmart Supercenter - Rock Springs Yippy I-O Candy Co. Ruth McDonald Pam and Phelps Swift Christel and David Walrath Karen Youngblood and Jim Peck Gifts were made IN HONOR OF: Hilary McKenna Barbara and Charlie Walter Barbara Zelazo and Michael Scher Priscilla Moree Betty and Don Walters Jeanne Zella Gifts were made IN MEMORY OF: Carolyn Abernethy Stacy Murphy Ward Insulation Zimmerman Family Foundation Betty Ainsworth Caren Murray E. W. “Pete” Armstrong Craig and Becky Ward Zonta Club of Laramie Penne Ainsworth Celeste Okano Ann Barrett Beth and Bryan Ward And 56 Anonymous Donors Della Albrighton Abbey Dobler Palma Edna C Beavers Linda and Dale Ward Dolores Albrighton Gloria Polis

PAGE 28 2016 in review employer list BOARD THANKS to the following employers who partnered with Climb in FY16: Mary Shafer-Malicki President Frosty Kepler Casper Gillette Teton Area Treasurer 411 Properties Women's Health Center and Family Care Dave Teubner Central Wyoming Counseling Center Secretary Community Health Center of Central Wyoming Big Horn Pediatrics Syringa Property Management Campbell County School District Teton Professionals/Farm Bureau Douglas Care Center Kelly Barlow Garden Square Assisted Living ERA Priority – Jason Taylor UPS Store First Interstate Bank Wendy Curran Life Care Center Tyler Garrett Memorial Hospital of Converse County Gillette Optometric Sweetwater Area Homax Oil Carrie Kirkpatrick Mountain Plaza Assisted Living Aspen Mountain Medical Center Kaman Industries Laura Hewitt Ladd Primrose Retirement Community of Casper Cowboy Cares Machine Products Jean Lewis Poplar Living Center Life Skills NEW Management Beth Worthen Shepherd of the Valley Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County Sign Boss Wyoming Cardiopulmonary Services PC Mission at Castle Rock United Way of Campbell County LEADERSHIP Sage View Care Center Urbin Law Ray Fleming Dinneen, Psy. D. Cheyenne Wells Fargo Bank Founder and Executive Director 4 Quarters Excavation WIC of Wyoming Colleen Cherrett Allstate Wyoming Child and Family Development Statewide Director of Programs Aspen Wind Cheyenne Regional Medical Center Laramie Shannon Brooks Hamby Cheyenne Regional Medical Group Adventure Dodge Statewide Director of Advancement

Continue Care Home Health Basic Beginnings Sue B. Mason Duran Construction Big Brothers Big Sisters HealthWorks Statewide Director of Major Giving Child Support Services of Wyoming Granite Rehabilitation & Wellness Cupps and Bondurant Sarah Brown Mathews Joint Apprenticeship Training Committee Laramie Plains Civic Center Statewide Director of Development Life Care Center of Cheyenne Mountain Cement Plant Plumbers & Pipefitters UA , Botany Donna Nelson Statewide Director of Operations Rent A Center University of Wyoming, Department of Human Resources Sierra Hills Assisted Living University of Wyoming, Ecosystem Science and Management University of Wyoming, Student Media University of Wyoming, Wyoming Technology Business Center University of Wyoming, WYSAC

PAGE 30 2016 in review site offices Casper (307) 237-2855 [email protected]

Cheyenne (307) 778-0094 [email protected]

Gillette (307) 685-0450 [email protected]

Laramie (307) 742-9346 [email protected] Front Cover Sweetwater Area (307) 509-0764 [email protected]

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

For more information about becoming an employer partner, program participant or investor, contact: Climb’s Home Office 1001 W. 31st Street Cheyenne, WY 82001 (307) 778-4126 [email protected]

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