I’m deeply grateful to the Silva family for hosting this enchilada sale in support of our campaign. Gatherings like this mean so much because they bring people together around food, conversation, and a shared commitment to building a stronger Doña…
I want to take a moment to thank every person who has supported this campaign. We are proud to be at the top in donor contributions during this recent financial reporting period, and that is a reflection of the trust,…
There’s something truly inspiring about a room full of people focused on the future. That kind of energy reminds me why community matters so much—because real progress begins when people come together with hope, purpose, and a shared belief that…
HER Circle is exactly the kind of space our communities need more of. Dr. Griselda Martinez has created a place where women are not only heard, but also encouraged to grow, connect, and lead with purpose.
Hatch showed up with heart and energy, and it meant the world to me. In a town where everyone knows each other, support like that runs deep, and it’s a reminder of how powerful community can be when people come…
To my outstanding host committee, thank you for coordinating such a wonderful event. This meet & greet fundraiser was a powerful reminder of the strength behind this movement and the dedication of so many people who believe in our mission.…
A love for the outdoors and a shared commitment to protecting New Mexico’s land made the Juan Sanchez for Land Commissioner Meet & Greet an inspiring and meaningful experience.
Easter brings Doña Ana County together through farmers markets, egg hunts, and community gatherings that remind us why strong neighborhoods matter most.
Roadrunner Food Bank plays a vital role in our community, bringing dignity, hope, and relief to children, seniors, and families who need support most.
This Meet & Greet in Hatch is personal—rooted in my grandparents’ story of sacrifice, resilience, and hard work in the fields, and in my commitment to listen, learn, and stand with the community.
