Wyodak Mine rings in the holidays
Employees from Wyodak Mine rang the bell for the Salvation Army in front of the Gillette, Wyoming, Walmart and collected the most the local Salvation Army has collected in one day ... ever!
Donations from just the one kettle were more than $1,600. Our company will match the donation, making the one-day total of more than $3,200!
Well done team!
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