Villages of Santa Fe

Celebrate the Holidays with Villages

Member Holiday Party

Wednesday, December 4th, 5-7pm

7505 Mallard Way Unit 1

Behind Tractor Supply on Airport follow the balloons

Hors d’oeuvres and cash bar, Guests welcome - $5 donation

Help Our Neighbors Over the Holidays with a Generous Donation to the Food Depot. This year at our holiday party, we continue the spirit of giving back. Just $10 provides 40 meals and no one should go without over the holidays.

Villages Receives SFCF $5,000 Grant

Santa Fe Community Foundation granted Villages of Santa Fe $5,000 in the Fall grant cycle in the category of Health and Wellbeing. The grant is specifically targeted for Villages ‘A Matter of Balance’ campaign. The grant supports training for additional coaches and classes offered directly to the public. The grant is featured in the Santa Fe Community Foundation Fall Giving Together Catalog.

This grant is just one of a series of grants received by Villages in 2019. AARP provided $1,600 to fund on-going emergency preparedness programs, State Farm granted $500 to support Villages and Greater Santa Fe Fireshed Coalition during National Wild Fire Day. Villages also received funds from several donor advised funds and member donations for general operating expenses. The Tides Foundation has provided $2,500 annually to our general operating fund.

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Adopt A Native Elder

Monday, February 3, 2020, 2-4pm

Santa Fe Community Foundation

501 Halona Street

A Bridge of Hope - Adopt-A-Native-Elder (A.N.E.) Program. Judy Rhodes and myself decided to participate and sponsor a Navajo Elder last summer after meeting the founder of A.N.E., Linda Myers. It was the beginning of a very special journey that would change our lives in unique and significant ways. In early October, we took off on a 5-day journey to the Navajo Nation – Chinle, Arizona and Canyon de Chelly to participate in three food runs and giveaway ceremonies. There were over 30 volunteers from 5 different states, including Judy and myself, two Santa Fe Village Elders helping Navajo Native Elders, whose age ranged from 75 to 98.