Wyoming Community Gas is a not-for-profit consortium of municipalities (Joint Powers Board) that has operated as a hometown supplier since the Choice Gas Program began in 1996. Our Board of Directors is composed of elected officials and municipal staff from member communities. Each year, Wyoming Community Gas distributes earnings back to its member communities for development of community projects that enhances the quality of life in the communities we serve.
Qualifying Projects
- Arts and Culture
- Community Improvement
Qualifying Criteria
- Grants cannot be used for operations, salaries or to supplement the general fund.
- Grant monies must be used within one (1) year. Progress reports are to be submitted to the Wyoming Community Gas office quarterly with completion documentation, including pictures, for a final project report.
- Governmental entities and agencies (such as cities and towns) and organizations exempt from federal income tax under section 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(6) of the Internal Revenue Service Code may apply.
- If a charitable organization, the organization must be in full compliance with all federal, state, and local laws or regulations.
- Project must address community-related issues in communities in the Wyoming Choice Gas program area.
- Grants generally will not be given to private foundations.
- Grants will not be given to individual persons.
- Grants will not be given to tax-supported organizations or religious groups and churches, except for programs or projects that broadly benefit the community.
- Grants will not be given to individual pre-college schools or individual pre-college school foundations.
Documentation Requirements:
Failure to submit all required documentation will not be accepted for review.
- Total fund-raising goal for the project.
- Organization’s mission statement.
- Organization’s project budget and primary sources of funding.
- List of the organization’s directors and/or list of project committee members.
- A copy of the organization’s 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(6) tax-exempt status from the IRS.
- A copy of the organization’s W-9 form, which verifies its taxpayer identification number.
- If a request is from a city or town, then a Resolution passed by the council must be attached.
- Written permission from property owner if property to be used is not private (i.e. city, county, state, or federal).
- If an entity is any form of a corporation, a certificate of corporate status must be provided.
Wyoming Community Grant Submission Process
- After reviewing the above grant requirements and gathering necessary documentation, please use link below to fill out, upload documents, and submit grant application.
- Application deadline of January 31, 2026
- The Wyoming Community Grant Committee reviews and votes for grant winner(s) after reviewing all qualifying redacted applications in April. All applicants will be emailed their application result shortly after.
2026 Wyoming Community Grant Application ›
For information, contact wyomingcommunitygas@constellation.com