“Every time you do a good deed you shine the light a little farther into the dark. And the thing is when you’re gone that light is going to keep shining on, pushing the shadows back.”
Dell Technologies & Wildflower International Scholarship Fund
What we believe
Charles de Lint
Economic Development
- Grant Pool Contributions
- Subcontracting with NNM small business concerns
- Entrepreneurship development
- Direct venture capital investment in local start-up businesses
- In-kind contributions to economic development initiatives
Education Enrichment
- Academic awards
- Scholarships or cooperative agreements with area schools and colleges
- Training
- Student mentoring
- Apprenticeships
- STEM Santa Fe – 2018 Expanding Your Horizons Conference Gold Sponsor
Carrie Tingley Hospital Foundation
Local Schools
Corporate Citizenship
- Monetary gifts to civic and charitable organizations in NNM (501(c)3)
- In-kind contributions to organizations in NNM
- At Wildflower International we help feed our neighbors by organizing food drives and collecting food donations which we then pick-up and distribute to our network of soup kitchens, food pantries, and other community food programs that serve hungry children and their families in Northern New Mexico.
Esperanza Shelter
“In 1975 Social Worker Ruby Scarborough realized the desperate need for a local shelter for battered women in Santa Fe. The following year her colleague, Mary Justice, who was a staff member of the Sangre de Cristo Mental Health Center, wrote and received a federal grant request to fund a women’s shelter. For the first time, a small shelter for abused women was set up on Williams Street in Santa Fe; not long after the shelter was moved to Old Santa Fe Trail. Eventually, the current shelter property was donated and today Esperanza Shelter can house 32 domestic abuse survivors.
Forty years later, Esperanza Shelter continues to wrap its arms around each and every domestic abuse survivor who comes through our doors. Today’s programs are a far cry from the mentality of 1976 which sought to simply provide a safe haven for “battered women.” Yes—we save lives—but we also shape futures.”
LANL Members
The LANL Foundation
Interfaith Community Shelter@Pete’s Place
STEM Santa Fe
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1516 Pacheco St.
Santa Fe, NM 87505