The Rio Grande Food Project envisions a world where every person has plentiful, nutritious food. Development Director Kathi Cunningham and Executive Director Ari Herring are working to make it happen! The Rio Grande Food Project is a food pantry, urban garden, and community hub. Ari...
Holly Slade, Founder of Feed New Mexico Kids, said, "Our goal is to get children fed!" The ministry of Feed New Mexico Kids is hosting the "FIND OUT HOW YOU CAN FEED NEW MEXICO KIDS" event to educate the faith community and business owners to...
Nic McKinley served our county in the United States Air Force and the Central Intelligence Agency for over 17 years. His experience includes six combat deployments into Afghanistan. During this time, he became aware of the atrocities that humans are capable of and the inadequate...
Holly Slade is the Founder of Feed New Mexico Kids (FNMK). Each week snack packs are put together by volunteers containing specific food items for children suffering from hunger. The Snack packs are then delivered to APS schools and distributed by teachers, principals, nurses, and...
Albuquerque Christian Children's Home provides a safe, secure, loving home for children that have been abused, neglected, and abandoned. Sharon Roberson, Director of Campus Life for the Ministry, joins Britton Pruit, Director of Development, on the show to talk about the ministry's needs. They paint...
Albuquerque Christian Children's Home (ACCH) cares for children that have been abandoned, abused, or neglected through no fault of their own. The ministry does not receive financial help from federal, state, or local government agencies. Director of Development, Britton Pruitt, shares how God has provided...
Holly Slade is the Founder of Feed New Mexico Kids. She said, "Food insecurity has a simple but heartbreaking definition. It simply means that you don’t know where your next meal will be coming from. It's a very insecure way for a child to grow...
Feed New Mexico Kids Ministry Founder, Holly Slade, describes the heartbreaking facts about children living with "food insecurity." Feed New Mexico Kids is currently providing food for the weekends to almost 2000 children weekly, and she needs help to feed over 2000 more every week....