FilingWay Back PAC — Federal Election Commission, committee C00824342
All Forms 1, 3X, Schedule A and Schedule B. The full receipts and disbursements record.
https://www.fec.gov/data/committee/C00824342/
FilingGeorge B. Storer Foundation — Forms 990-PF, EIN 59-6136392
Tax years 2020 through 2024. Part VI-B (Part VII-B on the older forms) carries the answers on lobbying, election spending and grants to non-charities; Part VII lists trustees and compensation; Part XV lists every grant with its purpose text.
https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/596136392
FilingStorer Foundation — expenditure responsibility statement, TY2020
The §53.4945-5(d) statement attached to the return. Names the grantee, the grant dates, the amounts, the purpose, the amounts expended and the dates of the grantee reports.
https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/full_text/202143169349100914/ExpenditureResponsibilityStmt
FilingStorer Foundation — expenditure responsibility statement, TY2022
The same grant, reported to completion.
https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/full_text/202323199349108882/ExpenditureResponsibilityStmt
FilingWyoming state political action committee roster, July 2023
The registry of Wyoming PACs with formation dates, addresses, chairmen and treasurers. Carries Wyoming Way PAC at P.O. Box 4202, Jackson, and Progress PAC at PO Box 11072, Jackson.
https://307votes.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/July2023_WY-PAC-Roster.pdf
FilingWestern Futures Fund — Forms 990, EIN 87-3907363
Tax years 2022, 2023 and 2024, with Schedule I grant lists.
https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/873907363
FilingWestern Futures Fund — Schedule I for tax year 2024
Twenty-two grantees, $6,780,000. Line 9 Wyoming Way PAC $100,000 · line 11 Way Back PAC $100,000 · line 14 Wyoming Donor Alliance $75,000 · line 19 Better Wyoming Action and Research $30,000.
https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/873907363/202523149349303212/IRS990ScheduleI
FilingWyoming Civic Engagement Network — first Form 990, EIN 93-3777806
Tax year 2024, filed 15 November 2025. Revenue $507,735, expenses $232,641, grants paid $0, four employees. Part VII lists Rachel Martinez as executive director and MJ Greene, Jason Mincer, Jen Solis and Leslie Spoonhunter as board members.
https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/933777806
FilingWyoming Civic Engagement Network — Schedule O for tax year 2024
Carries the governance statement: “WyCEN is a network, not a coalition, and partners are not required to work with each other on any strategy or issue,” and the public-inspection answer “documents made available upon request.”
https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/933777806/202503199349303425/IRS990ScheduleO
FilingWyoming Donor Alliance — Forms 990, EIN 88-2031141
Filed under the legal name Wyoming Investor Network. Tax years 2022, 2023 and 2024; each return carries the name WYOMING DONOR ALLIANCE. Schedule O line 19 reads “no documents available to the public.”
https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/882031141
FilingWyoming Donor Alliance — Schedule I for tax year 2024
Better Wyoming $56,000 · Wyoming Rising, Powell $15,480 · America Votes $10,000 · Better Wyoming Action and Research $7,613. Total grants for the year were $94,723, so $5,630 went to recipients below the $5,000 itemisation threshold.
https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/882031141/202543189349305179/IRS990ScheduleI
FilingState Leadership Project — Schedule I for tax year 2024, EIN 83-4006980
Line 31: Wyoming Donor Alliance, PO Box 3462, Jackson WY, $100,000, “general support consistent with 501(c)(3) restrictions.”
https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/834006980/202523219349313207/IRS990ScheduleI
FilingThe eight funders of the Wyoming Civic Engagement Network
Storer Foundation $200,000 · Donor Advised Charitable Giving $145,000 · NEO Philanthropy $54,413 · Natrona Collective Health Trust $40,000 · Tides Foundation $20,000 · Ladd Family Foundation $20,000 · Elbridge & Evelyn Stuart Foundation $10,000 · Joan & James Shapiro Foundation $2,500. Every line was read on the funder’s own return, found by full-text search of the phrase.
https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/full_text_search?q=%22Wyoming+Civic+Engagement+Network%22&mode=advanced
ReferenceWyoming Civic Engagement Network — executive director posting
The source of the figure of twenty-six: the role will “oversee two networks of 26 organizational partners (both of which are expanding annually).” Salary $80,000–$90,000; the role partners on fundraising with the executive director of the Wyoming Donor Alliance.
https://www.wycen.org/hiringed
ReferenceBetter Wyoming — Grassroots Institute campaign page
The only Wyoming organisation located that names itself a WyCEN partner in its own words: “With the help of our partners in the Wyoming Civic Engagement Network, we provide hands-on opportunities to learn.”
https://betterwyo.org/2025-grassroots-institute/
ReportingCapitol Collaboration Day — Wyoming Tribune Eagle
Names the four co-hosting organisations: Wyoming Independent Citizens Coalition, the Hispanic Organization for Progress & Education, the Wyoming Civic Engagement Network and the Equality State Policy Center through its Chair Project. Quotes WICC president Carla Gregorio, ESPC civic engagement director Rosa Reyna-Pugh and WyCEN executive director Rachel Martinez.
https://www.wyomingnews.com/news/local_news/capitol-collaboration-day-a-chance-to-learn-about-civic-engagement/article_1e4e35a6-e9af-11ef-a3e7-1bb0b63fd12f.html