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SNAP benefits loss: what you can do
460,000 New Mexicans are facing an urgent challenge. With the recent suspension of SNAP benefits and the ongoing federal government shutdown, 21% of state households are suddenly without one of the most basic forms of support: food assistance. Nonprofits, community partners, and food pantries are working swiftly to provide resources to fill in the gap as best they can.
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Meow Wolf
When devastating forest fires burned in New Mexico earlier this year, Meow Wolf immediately began reaching out to community partners to offer support.
Española Valley Humane Society
Española Valley Humane Society has provided safe shelter to over 55 pets displaced by or rescued from the Calf Canyon/Hermits Peak inferno, the largest wildfire in New Mexico’s history.
Center of Southwest Culture
At the beginning of the fires, volunteer Antonia Roybal-Mack approached the Center of Southwest Culture to fiscally sponsor on-the-ground wildfire relief assistance in her hometown of Mora.
La Cumbre Brewing Co.
In response to the largest wildfires in New Mexico's history, La Cumbre Brewing Co. has released a limited edition IPA "Juntos" in support of wildfire relief through the All Together NM Fund.
Community Matters: Transgender Resource Center of NM
Special guest in honor of Pride Month! Adrien Lawyer of the Transgender Resource Center of New Mexico discusses his organization's work in supporting our transgender communities.
Casa Q
Casa Q’s mission is to provide safe living options and services for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning (LGBTQ+) youth and allies, ages 14 to 22, who are at risk of or experiencing homelessness.
