About Blue Envelope Health Fund
Blue Envelope Health Fund’s recent giving centers on local health services in Natrona County, with large awards tied to hospice care, counseling, pediatric specialty care, and community screenings. The funder’s pattern is practical and community-based: it supports patient assistance, emergency medications, equipment purchases, prevention events, and program operations across cancer, heart health, mental health, and wellness. In 2025, the fund gave $24,000 to Olivia Caldwell Foundation for a pediatric specialty clinic, following prior support to the same organization for cardiology clinic work in earlier years. It also awarded $30,000 to Central Wyoming Counseling Center for equipment and $28,310 to Central Wyoming Hospice Program for three beds, showing a strong emphasis on service capacity as well as direct care. Other grants have gone to cancer-related services, community health fairs, and youth-focused health programming, including diabetes camp support and clinical screening work. The foundation’s grants are all directed to Wyoming recipients, with Casper appearing repeatedly across the recent grants list. Leadership is listed as Deanna Pickering.
What Blue Envelope Health Fund Funds
Cancer, heart disease, mental health, and wellness are the four divisions that shape Blue Envelope Health Fund’s grantmaking. In cancer-related work, the foundation gave $23,940 to Rocky Mountain Oncology for equipment and $16,500 to Wyoming Foundation for Cancer Care for program funding. For heart health, it awarded $24,000 to Olivia Caldwell Foundation for a cardiology clinic and $11,000 to Natrona County Fire Protection District for equipment. Mental health support appears through a $30,000 grant to Central Wyoming Counseling Center for equipment and an $8,000 grant to Iris Clubhouse for program funding. Wellness grants include $14,880 to Wyoming Health Fairs for chem panels for blood draw and $10,000 to Camp Hope for diabetes camp. These awards point to a mix of clinical support, prevention, and service delivery.
How Blue Envelope Health Fund Gives
Blue Envelope Health Fund’s typical grant size sits at $10,000 at the 25th percentile, $15,000 at the median, and $20,985 at the 75th percentile. The recent grants list shows both recurring and repeated support: Central Wyoming Senior Service, Central Wyoming Hospice Program, Olivia Caldwell Foundation, Youth Crisis Center, Camp Hope, and Wyoming Foundation for Cancer Care each appear in multiple years. The foundation is not an individual-giving or program-related-investment funder; its structure is operating locally through community grants and division-based support. Its intake mechanism for general community funding uses a request form, and submissions are reviewed by the board during monthly review.