(Fremont County, WY) – Nine non-profit organizations throughout the state recently received significant grants from Wyoming Humanities. One of the nine is located in Fremont County.
Wyoming Crossroads Grants are part of an initiative to apply humanities perspectives locally, helping to realize growth through change. Since the program’s inception, Wyoming Humanities has awarded hundreds of thousands in Wyoming Crossroads grants.
This cycle of grants is designed to support public humanities projects related to either digital media or preservation.
The Fremont County organization that received the grant—as well as the amount and the project title—is:
Sinks Canyon State Park – $5,700: Recreating Respectfully, helping to tell all stories of the Canyon, especially the overlooked Native American stories
In this competitive grant cycle, applications were reviewed by a panel of humanities experts, including members of the organization’s board of directors.
For more information about these and other grant programs available from Wyoming Humanities, visit thinkwy.org/grants.