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Most folks around town know these three guys: Perry Champion, Brendan Gochenourand Curtis Williamson. But what they may not know is that these three Chefs have come together to dole out tasty confections, with a hefty side of community service, to benefit those effected by the Little Bear Fire. The trio recently founded the White Apron Society, a newly formed …
The Nest would like to thank Dr. Rath and Fusion Medical Spa for donating a $1,000 gift certificate for the White Apron Society Drive. Dr. Rath also offers scar removal services to Nest Domestic Violence residents. We appreciate your partnership in our campaign to end domestic violence!
HEAL would like to thank Debbie Haines-Nix, owner of Sanctuary on the River, (575-630-1111) for providing the Nest with beautiful facilities to hold the 2012 Retreat. Accommodations at Sanctuary on the River were provided to the Nest without cost. Thank you for a wonderful day on the river!
The HEAL staff recently conducted its annual retreat at the Sanctuary on the River. The day-long retreat featured several guest presenters as well as visits from HEAL board members. “Our advocates attend trainings all over the state all year long, but hosting a retreat specific to their needs allows us to collect and provide education on the most …
HEAL would like to thank the women educator’s sorority Alpha Delta Kappa for their generous and ongoing financial support of The Nest. Since 2006, these wonderful women have been consistent financial partners with the Nest. We deeply appreciate your support, ladies!
With spring in the air, Sweet Charity Resale Boutique began selling birdhouses that are hand-painted by the children residing at the Nest Domestic Violence Shelter in Ruidoso Downs. The birdhouses, paint and craft supplies were donated to the Nest by Georgia Guse, who lives in Washington State. Six months ago, Guse began a “supplies drive” at Guse’s Gourmet Coffee in …
The Nest would like to thank First Baptist Church of Ruidoso Downs for maintaining a medication fund for residents at the Nest. When residents flee their homes, sometimes they arrive with only the clothing on their back. Replacing their essential prescription medication is an immediate and costly need. This caring church coordinates with HEAL’s office manager to make sure all …
In March of 2007, the doors of “The Nest” opened. This state of the art shelter for victims of domestic violence has provided and met the needs of domestic violence victims for over five years. Help End Abuse for Life (HEAL) operates the Nest. Over the last four years, this fiscally conservative agency has weathered financial cutbacks yet, despite these …
The Nest would like to thank Carole Lockhead of Lincoln County Medical Center Thift Store for their generous donation of much needed toiletries. The shelter continues to operate at or near capacity and toiletries remain a much needed commodity. We appreciate your donation!
Local Musician Susan Landers Kolb is a busy woman. Whether playing at weddings,country clubs or local restaurants, she clocks in countless hours on the microphone and keyboard. Kolb sets Sundays aside for rest and worship. “But sometimes the opportunity todo something good comes up and it overrides my need to rest and relax,” saysKolb. Last Sunday, Kolb was asked to …