Board of Directors
Darcy Guille
Anna Buchammer
Anna Buchammer
I’m Darcy and I’m new to the board of Threads of Hope. I’m a Cheyenne native. I have 5 kids. Two biological and 3 adopted. I have been a foster parent for 3 years here in Cheyenne. I’m a massage therapist and currently work as a paraprofessional. I love working with kids. I’m honored to serve on the Threads of Hope board and help make a difference!
Anna Buchammer
Anna Buchammer
Anna Buchammer
My name is Anna Buchhammer. I am a Cheyenne, Wyoming native and have my Masters in Elementary Education. I currently work as a substitute teacher within our Laramie County School District as I primarily stay home with my two sons, Josey & Weston, who are 3 and 1. I love working with children and being involved within our community and le
My name is Anna Buchhammer. I am a Cheyenne, Wyoming native and have my Masters in Elementary Education. I currently work as a substitute teacher within our Laramie County School District as I primarily stay home with my two sons, Josey & Weston, who are 3 and 1. I love working with children and being involved within our community and leaving a positive impact. I’m honored to serve as a board member for Threads of Hope
Jillian Reagan
Anna Buchammer
Jillian Reagan
I'm Jillian Reagan, a proud Cheyenne native, wife, and mom to two amazing teenage boys. With a background in psychology and criminal justice, I’ve spent the last five years serving as the Executive Assistant, Board Liaison . I’m honored to serve on the Threads of Hope board and help make a difference!
Stacey Ferguson
Stacey Ferguson
Stacey Ferguson
Threads of Hope was founded in 1995 by a group of community members who recognized the need for a local organization dedicated to helping homeless individuals. Since then, we have grown into a thriving nonprofit, serving hundreds of individuals each year.
Betsy Collar
Stacey Ferguson
Stacey Ferguson
Hi, I’m Betsy Collar, proud to serve on the Threads of Hope board. I’ve been an educator my entire life, with a career spanning teaching, coaching, and leadership in both Wyoming and Colorado. After retiring in 2017, I moved to Cheyenne and continued working with youth as a tutor, substitute teacher, and LCCC instructor. Becoming a CASA Advocate