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his Cheyenne native name “Standing Buffalo,” is planning to open a nonprofit called Wingspan that will help women and children who have coine from abusive relationships and broken homes.
The new office is scheduled to open in mid-April in the’ Clopton House at 360 Main St.
King said he intends to provide a “well-rounded healing service” with medical, pastoral and counseling staff. The organization will not be involved in legal matters for clients, he said.
Wingspan will rely primarily on donations from businesses and individuals, and operate much a like a church, he said.
King says he does not see any conflicts between Native American beliefs and Biblical teachings.
“There are so many similarities you’d be amazed,” he said. “What I’m able to offer is a beautiful combination of
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