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Here are some resources for anyone experiencing food insecurity:
Dial 211 or Google 211 for resources
Walks & Talks & Free Food
Walks & Talks & Free Food
There will be walks, talks, activities for kids, and free plants, corn, and paletas!
Music & Entertainment
Conservation Carnivale
Mobile, science circus performances!
Nature Talks
https://www.bernco.gov/community-services/open-space/open-space-events/backyard-refuge-day/
BE AN INSTRUCTOR
BE AN INSTRUCTOR
Interested in being an instructor for a program at one of our community centers? Fill out & submit our new interest form today! We are interested in offering competitive rates to contract instructors who can provide art, fitness & other programming. https://bit.ly/4qcxM4l
SAFE & AFFORDABLE
SAFE & AFFORDABLE
Come learn about safe and affordable banking options for Albuquerque families, including youth employees! Bank On Burque, a City of Albuquerque economic inclusion initiative, provides information that can help you save money and keep your money safe.
https://bit.ly/3NNJRiX
AGNA FOOD DRIVE
AGNA FOOD DRIVE
Hi Neighbors!
We are super grateful for your generous support for the Neighborhood Food Drive. We began Martin Luther King, Jr. weekend and as of Friday, January 30th, we have collected 744 pounds of food for Roadrunner Food Bank! The final day of the food drive is Saturday, February 14th. Thank you for helping us show some love to the community!
Just a reminder that food can be dropped off at Fire Station 10 at the corner of Oro Vista and Rio Grande or at my house (2548 Candelaria Rd NW) which is the southeast corner of Candelaria and Glenwood.
I’m attaching a few pictures of a recent delivery.
Take care and have a wonderful week!
Sue Joiner, Lisa Domenici, Bruce Hicks, Shannon Jones, and Steve Seyb
Dear Neighbors,
Your generosity is astonishing! We collected 1,659 pounds of food. A HUGE Thank you to all of you for your donations!
Dear Neighbors,
When we started the food drive for Roadrunner Food bank, we didn’t know what to expect. We were excited to partner with Fire Station 10 (and hope to do more with them)!
Your generosity is astonishing! We collected 1,659 pounds of food. A HUGE Thank you to all of you for your donations!
I also want to thank our fabulous team - Shannon Jones designed the fliers and made homemade pumpkin bread for the fire department and Roadrunner. Lisa Domenici had the signs printed and laminated. She hung them and took them down at the end. Bruce Hicks and Steve Seyb made eight trips to drop off food at Roadrunner.
Supportive Services Veteran Flyer 2025 Goodwill Industries NM.pdfFor any veteran neighbors or forward to veterans you know!
Goodwill Industries of New Mexico has a program called SSVF that promotes housing stability among low-income Veteran Families who are at risk of or experiencing homelessness. We can assist eligible veterans with security deposit, rent, moving and storage costs, utilities, and related costs. We provide case management, community referrals and assistance with VA and other public benefits. Our ongoing collaboration with organizations such as yours helps us to continue to identify veterans eligible for SSVF assistance.
Please send any Veterans in-need to us and we will screen them for eligibility. Contact Katrina at 505-881-6030 Ext: 1842
To complete the general services application online please visit this link: Goodwill Industries of New Mexico
This valuable resource can achieve great things for our Veterans and their Families! And please forward this message on to others who serve veterans.
In addition, this valuable resource can achieve great things for our New Mexico Community as well.
Picture Yourtommunity’s Future!.pdfFREEBERN.pdfOMPANION PROGRAM.pdfAmeriCorps Seniors Presents.pdfPhoto_2025-10-09_141727.pdfI-25 constuction update:mailchi.mp/9153387eb059/i-25-improved-public-meeting-aug-11-13781175?e=241ec0fc06
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