Crossroads

Founded in 1970 by LaDonna Harris and a cohort of her fellow Native American activists. AIO was instrumental in establishing CERT, whose member tribes work in concert to increase tribal control over their natural resources. The AIO network was instrumental in forcing the Bureau of Indian Affairs to create a process for federal recognition. The Menominee Tribe and the Poarch Band Creek were two tribes that the AIO helped gain recognition.

The Children's Cancer Fund of New Mexico in Albuquerque is dedicated to supporting children and families affected by cancer through various programs such as the Helping Hands Program, tutoring services, and counseling. With a focus on providing assistance and resources, the organization offers opportunities for individuals to donate, volunteer, and participate in events to help make a difference in the lives of those facing childhood cancer. Generated from the website

Steelbridge Ministries, formerly known as Albuquerque Rescue Mission, has been serving the community since 1954, offering transformational solutions to break the cycles of poverty, addiction, and trauma. Through their faith-based programs, they provide food, shelter, counseling, behavioral health services, and spiritual guidance to individuals in need, with a focus on helping them achieve lasting life changes. With a commitment to transforming lives through the power of God's love, Steelbridge Ministries offers a comprehensive program that includes counseling, life skills training, job skills development, and other resources to support individuals facing challenges such as homelessness, addiction, human trafficking, and trauma. Their mission is to provide hope and support to those in need, empowering them to break free from difficult circumstances and build a brighter future. Generated from the website