Friends and Collaborators
Mesa to Mesa Mesa to Mesa is a nonprofit located in Española, New Mexico. Their mission is to bring people together to improve the health, safety, and security of low income homeowners in Northern New Mexico through minor home repairs, facilitating larger repairs by means of referrals and collaborations, and providing home maintenance education.
Parkland Village is a non-profit organization providing services to the elderly residents and those with disabilities in two Albuquerque neighborhoods, Parkland Hills and Southeast Heights. The services include local transportation, light household tasks, including yard work, assistance with computers and other technology, and friendly visits to help reduce isolation. Membership is required to receive services. Dues are $150 per year for a single person and $200 for a household, with discounted dues available for those who cannot afford the regular dues. For more information, call (505) 417-8799 or visit the Parkland Village website.
The New Mexico Ramp Project is a 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofit organization that provides free ramps for older adults and people with mobility issues across New Mexico. These are identified by local health care providers and organizations knowing the financial and medical condition of the individual. Volunteer labor is used to build the ramps. Ramps are built without regard to race, religion, ethnicity, age or gender.
Our vision is that no New Mexico resident shall lack safe access because of financial limitations.
Sunflower Sanctuary Animal Rescue was founded by Cynthia Dares in October of 2008. She was a hurricane Katrina survivor and worked with Best Friends Animal Rescue to help rescue thousands of animals that were left behind. There were many animals lost because their owners could not take them with them. Cynthia witnessed many sad stories and also many miracles.
After settling in Tijeras, New Mexico Cynthia bought the perfect place to start an animal sanctuary. We now have been in business for 5 years and have saved over 100 old dogs. Our primary existence is to provide a loving and safe home for the elderly animals that can not be placed in a home. These animals still have a good life left to live and need love and peace at the end of their lives.
Sunflower Sanctuary Animal Rescue also provides a home for handicapped dogs. Others come to stay because they have behavioral issues and would have been killed. These animals need training and lots of patience to overcome their fears and to learn to trust again.Type your paragraph here.