FORT WASHAKIE, WY — September 3, 2026 — Wind River Development Fund (WRDF) is proud to announce its 25th Anniversary Open House celebration. The public event will take place on Thursday, September 10, 2026, from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM at the Frank B. Wise Building in Fort Washakie, WY.
For a quarter of a century, Wind River Development Fund has dedicated itself to supporting local businesses, entrepreneurs, and community-driven initiatives across the Wind River Reservation and Fremont County. This open house is a milestone celebration and an opportunity to thank the partners, clients, and community members who make this work possible.
Event Highlights
- Building Tours: Guests are invited to tour the Frank B. Wise Building and learn more about lending capital for a start up business, business expansion, or ag business.
- Local Business & Non-Profit Showcase: Attendees can visit with local business owners, entrepreneurs, and non-profit organizations that have partnered with WRDF to foster economic growth and community development.
- Refreshments: Light refreshments will be served, providing a space for networking and conversation.
“This full day will bring together our partners, clients, and community members to showcase our work across Wind River,” said Erika Yarber, Chief Operating Officer of Wind River Development Fund. “We are excited to celebrate this milestone with the community that we have been so honored to serve for the past 25 years.”
All community members, partners, and clients are welcome to join in celebrating this landmark occasion.
About Wind River Development Fund
Wind River Development Fund (WRDF) is a non-profit, Native Community Development Financial Institution dedicated to providing financial services and developmental opportunities to the Wind River Reservation community. Through business financing, technical assistance, and community development initiatives, WRDF strives to build a vibrant, self-sustaining economy that honors local heritage and supports sustainable development across the region.
