At Johnson County Friends Feeding Friends, we are constantly reminded of the incredible generosity and dedication of our community. This week, that dedication was on full display when the team from ANB Bank stepped up in blizzard-like conditions to fill nearly 130 weekend food bags for children in need.
While most people would have headed straight home after a long day at work—especially with snow blowing sideways and temperatures plunging—the amazing volunteers from ANB Bank showed up ready to make a difference. Their commitment to our mission was nothing short of inspiring, and their efforts ensured that kids in Johnson County wouldn’t go hungry this weekend.
Volunteering is the heartbeat of our organization. We simply couldn’t do the work we do without the incredible individuals, businesses, and groups who give their time, energy, and resources to help their neighbors. When businesses like ANB Bank participate in volunteer activities, it’s more than just a kind gesture—it’s a powerful example of how collective action can create lasting change.
If ANB Bank’s efforts have inspired you, we invite you to join our team of incredible volunteers. Whether you’re an individual looking to lend a hand or a business wanting to organize a group effort, there’s a place for you here at Johnson County Friends Feeding Friends.
From packing weekend food bags to assisting with deliveries and sorting donations, there are countless ways to get involved. And trust us, the warmth you feel from helping others is more than enough to combat even the coldest Wyoming winter day!
To the ANB Bank team, thank you for showing us all what true community spirit looks like. Your willingness to brave the snow and cold to support our mission is deeply appreciated. You’ve made a lasting impact on the lives of so many children and families, and we are endlessly grateful for your support.
For those inspired by their efforts, reach out to us to learn how you can become a part of this incredible work. Together, we can ensure that no child in Johnson County goes hungry—no matter the weather!