Concern for the community has been a part of the electric cooperative spirit since they first turned on the lights.

In addition to providing reliable and affordable electricity to Wyoming residents, the state’s electric co-ops are committed to supporting the health and development of the communities they serve. From information campaigns to youth programs and scholarships, the WREA and its member utilities invest time and resources to make Wyoming communities flourish.

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Energy Share of Wyoming

Individuals interested in applying for funds should contact their local Salvation Army, or call toll-free 1-877-461-5719 to determine their local Salvation Army field representative.

For those wishing to make a tax-deductible contribution, sponsoring utilities include instructions in their fall and winter billing statements. In areas without a sponsoring utility, individuals may send their tax-deductible donations to:

Energy Share of Wyoming
822 W. 23rd St.
Cheyenne, WY 82001

Suppliers Group

The WREA Suppliers Group is made up of vendors that provide services and equipment to the Wyoming cooperatives.

Member Benefits

Promotional and networking opportunities with Wyoming cooperatives and other suppliers

A listing in the annual WREA Directory, including: company, contact name, phone, and e-mail contact (if signed up before the Thanksgiving of the previous year)

Access to annual meetings and events

Annual Meetings and Events

Office Managers and Operations Managers Meeting

Includes Suppliers Group annual meeting and vendor exhibits.
Month: March
Location: Casper

Cody Hotline Training School

Includes golf tournament (in Powell) and vendor exhibits.
Month: August
Location: Cody

WREA Fall Conference

Includes Suppliers Group Hospitality Hour at Banquet, ACRE Tournament of Champions, and a golf tournament.
Month: September
Location: Varies

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Get Involved

Help protect Wyoming’s rural electric cooperatives by joining the co-ops’ grassroots army.

A childrens book titled Cat & Duck and the Electric Cooperative, written and illustrated by Patrick Wood. The cover features cartoon characters of a smiling orange cat and a white duck on a blue background.

Teach your kids about cooperatives and electric safety with Cat & Duck!

Their adventures — created by Manager of Communications at Co-Mo Connect in Missouri — are available for free in a show of cooperative spirit, and to help our littles members get excited about their co-ops.