OUR STORY
About Us
Interfaith began with a concerned group of people consisting of clergy, social service agency directors, and other interested persons who formed the Interfaith Council. This effort originated in February 1982, when a Church Women United Committee was appointed to investigate ways to meet the needs of the increasing number of people requiring emergency food and shelter. It was apparent that many were falling through the cracks of the existing system for emergency needs.
Casper ministers, social service agency directors, and interested persons met in a workshop sponsored by Church Women United. Many different approaches to the problem were considered. It was originally decided to concentrate efforts on a central clearing house and permanent housing for families. Interfaith began serving persons who needed emergency assistance in October 1984. The first family went into transitional housing in November 1984.
Mission:
Interfaith of Natrona County provides connections to community resources and supplemental assistance to qualifying Natrona County residents, to empower and encourage self-sufficiency.
Vision:
To promote self-sufficiency and the ability to live independently.
Interfaith has evolved into an organization that provides emergency services to qualifying individuals living below the poverty level.
Emergency Services
Clothing
Laundry
Homeless Prevention
Food Items
Nondiscrimination policy
Our Team
Lindsey Tempest
Executive Director
Diane Sanderson
Case Manager
Damion Burback
Case Manager
Brandy Ortega
Case Manager
Kathy Piper
Receptionist
Board of Directors
- DeeAnne Simonson
- Risa Sabus
- Abigail Childs
- Jeanne Miller
I chose to join the Board of Directors serving Interfaith of Natrona County, because I believe in the assistance and resources they provide. I appreciate that Interfaith serves our community in a way that empowers and maintains the dignity of those they serve. -Risa Sabus
I serve on Interfaith’s board to be of service to my community of Natrona County. I stand by our mission wholeheartedly and am grateful to be a part of an organization that offers some peace to those who feel otherwise. -Abigail Childs