Get Involved In Your
Community Campaign
Scroll to find the most needed supply drive items
and a listing of area nonprofits
Why Start A Workplace Campaign
- A workplace giving campaign can increase employee engagement and provide an important means of deepening relationships between employees and the community.
- Employees who engaged in corporate giving programs tended to have 75% longer tenures with the company.
- 78% of Americans want companies to address social justice issues.
- Over 90% of SJUW donors choose to support a nonprofit in San Juan County
- 7 out of 10 people already donate to a nonprofit.
How To Get Started
Payroll Deduction
100% Local
Day Of Caring
Hold A Drive
The following items are the most requested items from local nonprofits.
Hygiene & Basic Needs Items:
Toothbrushes, Toothpaste, Shampoo, Soap, Deodorant, Feminine products, Toilet paper, Diapers / baby care items, Fire wood, Bottled water
Clothing Items:
New socks (especially men’s socks), Men’s underwear (new), Men’s white t-shits, Gloves, Scarves, Men's shoess, Hats/Beanies, Hand warmers, Warm clothes/coats for adults, Blankets (all shelters need these).
Local Shelters Need:
Laundry detergent (pods when possible), Dryer sheets, Paper plates & cups, Sanitizing wipes, Individually wrapped PB&J, Cereal / Breakfast bars
Gift Cards Needed (average of $10 each):
Haircut certificates, Dollar Tree, Village Inn, Subway/Other quick places to eat, Red Apple Bus Passes, Fuel only cards, Grocery gift crads.
How to start an ECHO Food Drive
Designated Nonprofits
The following nonprofit organizations have been selected by donors to receive pledged designations from local donors in the last 4 years totaling $1,345,491!
4 Corners Wolf & Dog Rescue
American Red Cross
Americares
ASPCA
Aztec Boys & Girls Club
Basin Good Neighbor Fund
Beanteam Boosters
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Birthright
Black Hat Humane Society
Bloomfield Senior Citizens Center
Blue Star Mothers, Farmington Chapter
Bonnie Dallas Senior Center
Boys & Girls Club of Bloomfield
Boys & Girls Club of Farmington
Caliente Community Chorus Inc Scholarships
Cancer Services of New Mexico
CASA
Casa Esparanza Inc
Catholic Charities
Childhaven
Childhaven Foundation
Children`s Cancer Fund of New Mexico
Children`s Hope Foundation
Children`s Tumor Foundation
Connelly Hospitality House
Crossroad Community Church
Daily Bread
Desert View Family Counseling
Direct Relief
Disabled American Veterans
DNA Peoples Legal Services
Doctors Without Borders USA
ECHO Aztec Preschool
ECHO Foodbank
Echo, Inc.
Emmanuel Baptist Academy Child Dev. Ctr
Family Crisis Center
Farmington Amateur Baseball Congress
FAST Farmington Area Single Track
First Tee Four Corners
Foundation for Educational Excellence
Four Corners Drag Racing Association
Four Corners Equine Rescue
Four Corners Foundation, Inc.
Four Corners Home for Children
Four Corners School of Outdoor Education
Four Corners Youth Soccer League
Girl Scouts New Mexico Trails
Grace Place for Women, Inc.
Graduation Coaches
Great Southwest Council - BSA
Guglielmo`s Hope Inc
Hanaadli 4H Club Cooperative
Helpline
Houses with Hope
Humane Society of the Four Corners
Identity Inc.
IGW Pediatrics Cancer Foundation, Inc.
Journey Church
Kirtland Youth Association
Kiwanis-Rio Del Sol
Lift Each Other Up Foundation
Lydia Rippey Elem Sch-After School Program
Make-a-Wish Foundation
Marina`s Kids
Masada House
Meals on Wheels
METAvivor, Inc
Monastery of Our Lady of the Desert
Mountain Vista Baptist Church
Navajo United Methodist Center-New Beginnings
Navajo United Way
Navajoland Nursing Home
Northwest NM Arts Council
Northwest NM Seniors
Open Bible Baptist Academy
PATH (People Assisting the Homeless)
Peach`s Neet Feet
Piedra Vista Girls Softball Booster Club
Piedra Vista High School Volleyball Booster
Piedra Vista HS Band Boosters
Piedra Vista Wrestling Booster Club
PMS Farmington Community Health Center
PMS Headstart
PMS Little Feet Child Care
PMS Roundtree Children`s Services
PMS Shield Industries
PMS Totah Behavioral Health
Presbyterian Medical Services
Primary Children`s Hospital
Regional Animal Shelter Foundation, Inc.
River Reach Foundation
Sacred Heart Catholic School
Sacred Youth Foundation
Salvation Army
San Juan Animal League
San Juan Archers
San Juan Baptist Association
San Juan Center for Independence
San Juan College Foundation
San Juan County Partnership
San Juan Medical Foundation
Save the Children
Sexual Assault Services NW NM
Shiprock Boys & Girls Club
Shiprock Foster Grandparent Program
Shiprock Senior Center
Shriners for Children Medical Center
Special Olympics, Inc. NM
St. Jude Childrens Hospital
Tabor Academy
Team Rubicon
Teen Challenge
Three Rivers Fire Fighters Auxiliary
Tres Rios Habitat for Humanity
UNICEF
United Way Community Fund
United Way of Butte and Anaconda
United Way of Southwest Colorado
USO (United Service Organization)
Valley Volunteer Fire Department
Venom dba Four Corners United
Wounded Warriors
XP Foundation
By being on this list, San Juan United Way is not endorsing any individual nonprofit. We are simply providing a list of organizations on behalf of SJUW donors who have selected to designate. We will do our best to keep this list up to date. If you notice an error or ommission, please let us know. Thank you!
Looking For More Ways To Get Involved?
PATH & Daily Bread are in need of commercial sized pots and pans
TOTAH Behavioral Health is in need of an industrial size dryer to provide the dignity of on-site laundry to people staying at the Sobering or Expansion Shelter.
San Juan United Way fights for the health, education, and financial stability of every person in our community.
We recognize structural racism, and ethnic discrimination and other forms of oppression have contributed to persistent disparities which United Way seeks to dismantle.
We understand that these disparities have existed in the past and persist into the present.
We acknowledge that these inequities are the result of policies and practices that work to marginalize entire populations of people.
We unequivocally denounce racism/ethnic discrimination because it undermines the well-being and vitality of our communities.
Our United Way network strives to engage community members, especially those whose voices have traditionally been marginalized.
We work with residents and public and private partners to co-create solutions that ensure everyone has the resources, supports, opportunities and networks they need to thrive.
We commit to leveraging all our assets (convening, strategic investments, awareness building, advocacy) to create more equitable communities.
Cornerstone Partners
Thanks to these local cornerstone companies for the many ways they support our work each year to ensure our annual operational costs are covered.
They help us stretch our dollar and it means we don't take any fees from donations so that 100% of what people donate goes to the cause or programs they care about!