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NOVEMBER NEWSLETTER<\/strong>
\nWe are announcing that we are now the Immigration Program of B\u2019nai Shalom Havurah, thus ensuring the direct advantage of a 501\u00a93 organization for our supporters and grantors.<\/p>\n

It has been months since we sent out a newsletter. We have been quietly continuing our services to immigrants, often in partnership with other community organizations, while working on our post-pandemic mission. It is time to bring you up to date on our accomplishments and hopes for the future.<\/p>\n

Recent accomplishments:
\nWe recently had another successful Backpack Program, working along-side other organizations to provide backpacks and school supplies for children in need.\u00a0 We hope all children have a successful school year after a very difficult time for all.<\/p>\n

We continue to sponsor Free Covid Vaccination Clinics to all who show up. These clinics are designed especially for those with no ID, Insurance or ability to make appointments who would otherwise have difficulty getting vaccines. The need for these clinics has grown as pharmacies\/providers are short of vaccines or staff. After over 28 TIA-organized clinics and coordinating\u00a0 more than 4770 Covid vaccinations given, we are considering our actions going forward.<\/p>\n

As the pandemic has loosened its grip on families, schools and the workplace, inflation and other hurdles persist, so we continue to help immigrant families and individuals with critical needs, such as applying for Emergency Rent Assistance, paying for DACA fees, and obtaining gas money when travel to the border is necessary for legal reasons.\u00a0 Border trips continue with SFNM coordinating. We continue to assist a disabled man, who has no family or ability to earn a living.<\/p>\n

The Little Free Pantries continue to provide an important service for those who remain threatened by food insecurity. We are always in need of more LFP stewards, so please let us know if you can help. We give financial support to some LFP stewards who cannot always buy food for the pantries but are willing to restock food items and monitor the LFP.<\/p>\n

The Mexican Consulate came to Taos for the first time in a few years and helped 72 people obtain IDs, passports, and other documents which are so important to getting jobs and more. We partnered in this process with Las Cumbres.<\/p>\n

Our future plans:<\/p>\n

The Holidays will be upon us soon and that is a huge time for us to help the families in need have presents for their children. Donations will be greatly appreciated, as we hope to provide gifts for at least 200 children. We have joined the effort by Twirl – AGLOW event 11\/25th with other nonprofits, including Twirl, St. James (CYFD and Food Pantry referrals), Common Grounds, and Taos Behavioral Health\/Nurturing Center.<\/p>\n

In the new year we are initiating a women\u2019s support group to help immigrant women make friends and find support among themselves, and develop new skills and relationships that will improve their quality of life and that of their families.\u00a0 Taking our cues from what the women themselves hope for we will work with community partners to bring financial literacy, entrepreneurial skills, English proficiency and more to the participants. This is a big project, but we are committed to helping end the isolation many immigrant women experience and helping them become more connected to their community and all of Taos County.<\/p>\n

The Holiday season is a wonderful time to give to others.\u00a0 If you are able to assist us in our efforts to help immigrant families and individuals, please consider a tax deductible donation. All donations are greatly appreciated.<\/p>\n

Donations can also be made in honor of family members and friends. Many of us have more \u201cthings\u201d than we need, and want to help others.\u00a0 If you want to donate in honor of a friend or family as a Holiday gift, we will send an acknowledgement of those gifts. Please include their name and address of those you are honoring.<\/p>\n

HOW TO DONATE TO TAOS IMMIGRANT ALLIES
\nTIA is fiscally sponsored by B\u2019nai Shalom Havurah<\/p>\n

\u2022 Anyone wanting to give a donation please send a check made to B’nai Shalom Havurah Immigrant Program.
\n\u2022 An acknowledgement will be sent for tax purposes.\u00a0 Please include your email.
\n\u2022 Send to:
\nTaos Immigrant Allies
\nP.O. Box 2287, Taos
\nNew Mexico, 87571<\/p>\n

B’nai Shalom Havurah, is a Jewish organization that has been active in Taos since the early 1980\u2019s and is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation.<\/p>\n

With deep gratitude and our most sincere wishes for warm and healthy holidays, the volunteers of Taos Immigrant Allies<\/p>\n

Please help us help Taos children get back to school after a difficult year!!<\/strong><\/h1>\n

Taos Immigrant Allies is joining a Special Project to provide backpacks and school supplies to local children.\u00a0 We are coordinating with Sin Frontera to help our immigrant children get the school supplies they need for going back to school.\u00a0 Our effort is joined by other non-profit organizations who will supply the same for non-immigrant children in need.\u00a0 Together TIA and Sin Frontera have over 100 children in need of our help.\u00a0 If you would like to help with this Special Project please consider a donation of $50 to cover a backpack and supplies for one child or multiple of the same. Of course a donation for any amount is always deeply appreciated.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Please consider ASAP – plan purchasing, packing supplies, and distributing by\u00a0early August.<\/p>\n

THANK YOU!\u00a0 Taos Immigrant Allies, Sin Frontera, and our local parents and students greatly appreciate your generosity!<\/p>\n

How to donate:<\/p>\n

Write a check to\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

Taos Immigrant Allies (TIA) –\u00a0with “backpacks” in the memo<\/strong><\/p>\n

P.O. Box 2287 –\u00a0 Taos, NM\u00a0 87571<\/strong><\/p>\n

Sin Frontera NM\u00a0 PO Box 531, Ranchos de Taos, NM 87557<\/strong><\/p>\n

“Backpacks” in the memo line<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Tax Deductible Donations to B\u2019Nai Shalom Havurah with “TIA\/backpacks” in the memo and include your email address. Send to\u00a0B\u2019Nai Shalom Havurah<\/strong><\/p>\n

810 Dillon Lane –\u00a0\u00a0Taos, NM 87571<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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