Green Faith Ministry Collective addresses both environmental waste and family hardship by rescuing, repurposing and rehoming donated goods that would otherwise end up in landfills. Through this work, we provide essential resources such as food, clothing, and holiday gifts to families facing financial strain. In addition, we operate a community-based loaner program that offers gently used sports and outdoor recreational equipment, removing barriers to outdoor access. By combining sustainability with direct support, we reduce household burdens while fostering meaningful family connection through shared outdoor experiences.
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Contact us
Contact us
Rev Brandon Baker President 307-221-2180
Rev Bridget Garcia Vice President 970-825-6827
email greenfaithcollective501c3@gmail.com
Events we are hosting
Events we are hosting
Group hikes, water fun days and fishing trips are going to pop up all summer
June will be a kids mini fishing mentor clinic with free poles gifted to participants
July several group activities for outdoor recreation will be hosted
August several group activities for outdoor recreation will be hosted
August school supply distribution provided (limited supplies)
end of September a warm weather gear drive
end of September Holiday meal drive for our sister non profit Rolling Hope
October sign up begins for Christmas Gifts for children
December Christmas gift distribution
Who we are
Who we are
501c3 non profit outreach fein 833421969
Rev Brandon Baker, Bridget & Chuck Garcia, William and Melody Hill
For over a decade, we’ve supported chronically ill, disabled, and terminally ill individuals through projects like home repairs, medical advocacy, and providing mobility aids. We’ve also ensured children are equipped with school supplies, gifted Christmas presents to as many as 200 kids annually, and sponsored families with holiday meal baskets. We've even collaborated with other nonprofits to amplify their missions. Now, building on this foundation of compassion, we’re turning toward supporting families and children even further—helping them thrive through outdoor experiences, recreational opportunities, and strong community connections. Doing our part to elevate MAHA.
our vision for the future
our vision for the future
In our future vision, we recognize the critical need for reliable transportation. We aim to secure a safe, roadworthy outreach van to offer rides to those in need including disabled ensuring access to essential services. Additionally, we aspire to obtain grants that help individuals obtain identification—empowering them to access housing, jobs, and vital opportunities. Our goal is to remove barriers and create pathways toward stability and dignity. We are partnered with Wyoming Coalition for the Homeless Day Center Welcome Mat to help their clients.
We are always open to partnerships in the future.
We also are gathering items to expand two vital initiatives: a thriving loaner closet for gently used sports equipment and an outdoor recreation gear library. By building up these resources, we’ll offer low-income families the chance to enjoy sports, adventure, and play—without the financial barrier of buying brand-new gear. Everyone deserves the joy of getting outside and being active, and we’re committed to making that possible.
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