Affiliated with The Boys & Girls Club of America. After-school and summer programs for students ages 6-18. Games, arts & crafts, jewelry and cooking club, sports, field trips, and more.

The mission of Destination Dubois is to reveal the pleasures of the Upper Wind River Valley to visitors from outside Fremont County.

Beyond our own activities, Destination Dubois provides grant funds to other organizations to support activities of interest to our visitors.

Destination Dubois accepts applications for “TAD” (Tourism Asset Development funding through lodging tax) on the third Tuesday of January, March, May, July, September, or November.

For instructions and TAD grant application forms, click on the links below:

Grant instructions

2022-07 TAD Forms combined (3)

The Dubois Anglers & Wildlife Group (DAWGs) is a non-profit organization committed to the preservation and protection of the recreational and aesthetic quality of the Upper Wind River watershed. The group’s purpose is to promote a scientific understanding of the watershed and to establish benchmarks for restoration, preservation, and long term fishery management which will sustain quality fishing and riparian life. DAWGs works closely with other local organizations and the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. The group’s support comes from local anglers and visitors who share a respect for the World Class fishing opportunities in the Dubois area.

Building and maintaining area trails, and increasing opportunities for bicycling, skiing, climbing and trail running for our community are all issues important to our organization as well as the future of Dubois.                                                                        

Committed to stimulating the economic health of its partner businesses through promotional activities and services, while promoting the unique advantage of the Dubois area as a desirable destination for new businesses and new residents.

Dedicated to providing a safe and friendly place for members of the shooting community to participate in the shooting sports, with a focus on improving knowledge of safe gun handling and the proper use and care of recreational firearms as well as marksmanship.

An organization of licensed outfitters in the Upper Wind River Valley

Responding to 911 calls about anyone in need of wilderness rescue in the Upper Wind River Valley. Professionally equipped and fully staffed by qualified volunteers.

Snowmobiling is their passion and the Wind River Mountains are their playground.

Volunteer support organization for the Dubois Museum.

Volunteers in support of the Dubois branch of the Fremont County Library System.

Community center for residents over age 60, offering meals, transportation, clinics, a fitness room, and more.

Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to changing the world one child and one community at a time. Kiwanis organizes numerous volunteer activities, including children’s activities, scholarships, highway cleanup, health fairs, and charitable fundraising activities.

Needs of Dubois (NOD) began because a young mother in our community needed a heart transplant. Many in the community wanted a way to help her and her family. We brainstormed and came to the conclusion that there are others in Dubois who could benefit as well.

NOD was then organized in 2008 as a non-profit organization to relieve poverty and distress within the Dubois and Crowheart, Wyoming, communities by seeking charitable donations of funds from the general public and from fund raising events. NOD will expend funds raised, after providing for reasonable administrative costs, to eligible applicants of the Dubois and Crowheart, Wyoming, communities who are unable to provide for themselves or for members of their immediate family vital needs for housing, medical care, food, or other needs for daily survival. NOD may extend this assistance to eligible applicants who are experiencing distress due to unemployment caused by catastrophe, disability, injury, or from any other event rendering them physically or mentally unable to engage in employment. No fees or membership requirements will be required of a person receiving NOD financial aid.

NOD’s members are volunteers. The NOD Board and Application Committee are elected from members in January of each year. NOD has no salaried employees. Legal and accounting services are obtained from a local accountant, who volunteers her services. NOD’s accountant provides monthly, quarterly, and annual statements to the membership and annual reports to the State of Wyoming.

Contact Leigh Tuckey (307-455-3639) or Candy Good (307-455-2672)
Committed quilters compete and collaborate to create beautiful needle art.

WFCHS is committed to the health and welfare of all animals. We seek to inform, inspire, and assist people to responsibly care for their pets and to treat them with kindness. Please email us at wfchumanesociety@gmail.com or visit our website http://www.wfchs.org for more information.

Supports and showcases local and national art in shows, classes, and special events. Home to the Warm Springs Gallery.

Works to protect Wyoming’s public wild lands through public education and funding events.