For the last 88 years, keeping Wyoming connected has been at the core of the Wyoming Wildlife Federation's mission.
This year, we're asking you to invest in the Wyoming Wildlife Federation through Old Bill’s. Together, we can keep Wyoming, Unbroken — protecting the paths, places, and partnerships that make this place home
You can make a difference during Old Bill's:
All donations are boosted (usually around 50% matched) by the Jackson Hole Community Foundation during Old Bill's. That means if you have been wanting to give to these programs in your backyard, now is the best time to do so.
The match maxes out at $30,000, and the Wyoming Wildlife Federation has never reached its limit.
We invite you to help reach that goal this year while making your dollar go further than any other fundraising opportunity this year.
Freedom to Roam
Restoring connected habitats, protecting migration corridors, and ensuring species like elk, mule deer, and pronghorn can move freely across the landscape. From pulling obsolete fence in the Gros Ventre to securing funding for wildlife crossings in Teton County, we’re tackling the barriers that fragment habitat for our wild herds.
One Wyoming
Defending our public lands and honoring private landowners who steward critical habitat. Here in Jackson Hole, we know public lands define our quality of life — and we know wildlife doesn’t stop at the fence line. By working with ranchers, hunters, anglers, conservationists, and community partners, we’re building bridges for conservation across ownership boundaries.
The Wyoming Way
Pragmatic, rooted in respect, and powered by people who show up. Every gift you make through Old Bill’s goes further thanks to the match, helping us protect migration corridors, keep public lands in public hands, and celebrate the private land stewards who make wildlife success possible.
Let’s make sure the next generation of wildlife and people still have the freedom to roam — and the Wyoming we know and love.
Thank you for investing in our work to protect Wyoming’s exceptional wildlife, habitat, and outdoor heritage.