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HOPE
FOR SINGLE MOMS

84%

of families experiencing homelessness are female-headed

29%

of adults in homeless families are working

34%

of Wyoming births are to unmarried mothers.

1/5

of households in Wyoming consist of single moms with children under 18

Are You a Single Mom?

Learn more about The McKenzie Home and fill out an inquiry to see if our organization is right for you...

HOW YOU CAN HELP

Partner with The McKenzie Home to build a safe place for single women to grow and thrive.

All the Latest Updates

Meet the friends helping us build The McKenzie Home

Build a Future

Many single moms have dreams to become independent and build a bright future for their children. Learn more

The McKenzie Home for single moms at Washington Elementary School in Green River Wyoming

​Generous Friends
Helping us build that home!

TMH Newsletter Oct 2024

 TMH Newsletter Oct 2024

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A GENEROUS DONATION  McKenzie Home Board Members traveled to  Dubois, WY to receive 40 bedroom sets to help furnish bedrooms in the McKenzie Home, Courtesy of the Thunderhead Ranch, a trial lawyers campus owned by Gerry Spence, Attorney and Author.

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While traveling through the state, you might notice two new billboards designed to raise awareness of The McKenzie Home.
One is in Sheridan off of I-90, and the other is in Cheyenne off of I-25.

Contact Us

Grow Your Vision

Debra

Debra Moerke

Founder and President of The McKenzie Home

Debra is a passionate advocate for single mothers, driven by her own experiences as a single mom and her years of service in her community. A mother of six, adoptive parent, and former foster parent, Debra has dedicated her life to supporting and empowering families.

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Inspired by her deep-rooted belief in the power of community and compassion, Debra founded The McKenzie Home. This safe haven provides essential resources and support to single mothers, helping them create a better future for themselves and their children.

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"Another single mother who is now a successful business owner told me was that all she heard at the time was that she had ruined her life, she would never have opportunities, and she basically had no chance for full happiness and success.  She would have liked to have been encouraged that all was not lost, she could still reach goals and dreams, that she wasn't just a disappointment." 

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