Help Restore Wyoming Families

Valley of Hope is being built by one person working two jobs — and still out-working entire agencies. Every policy analysis, every framework chapter, every report, every letter, every reform proposal you’ve seen has been developed after midnight, before work, or on lunch breaks. The mission is real, the results are real, and the momentum is already moving across Wyoming.

Now it’s time to take this work full-time.

Your support directly funds one full-time position — the founder — dedicated entirely to building Valley of Hope into the statewide engine Wyoming families deserve. No bureaucracy, no fluff, no stacked salaries. Every dollar goes straight into the research, policy development, family support systems, justice-reform tools, and statewide framework already underway.

$120,000 covers two full years of full-time work, allowing Valley of Hope to:

• Finish the statewide Family Restoration Framework

• Complete Phases 2–5 of the Wyoming CSP/DFS policy and records review

• Build program pilots for youth, families, and community reentry

• Develop digital tools, training modules, and support programs

• Advance reforms that reduce recidivism, stabilize families, and protect due-process rights

• Expand public transparency, outreach, and evidence-based policy recommendations

You’ve seen the quality.
You’ve seen the dedication.
You’ve seen the strategy.

With your help, Valley of Hope goes from one man fighting the system to a fully operational, statewide initiative capable of changing lives and influencing law at scale.

Explore the Work for Yourself

If you want to see exactly what you’re supporting, visit ValleyofHopeWY.org.

I’m actively publishing every piece of work — reports, policy reviews, research chapters, program designs, and statewide analysis — for the public to read. Full transparency. Real receipts. Real work happening in real time, available for anyone who wants to verify it.

On the website you’ll see:

• The Comprehensive Research Framework

• The Phase 1 Online Policy Review Report

• Upcoming Phases 2–5 analysis

• Program blueprints for youth justice, family stabilization, and reentry

• Policy recommendations backed by data and comparative research

• Ongoing updates that show exactly where time and funding are going

You don’t have to take anyone’s word for it — the work speaks for itself.

Go see what’s already built. Then help fuel what comes next.