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Help Operation Noel bring warmth to 3,750 children—give today and make a difference before winter arrives!

In response to the devastating July 4th flood, the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill County has established the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund to support local response, relief, and recovery efforts.

Win Coldplay-signed cowboy boots and own a legendary piece of El Paso music history while supporting incredible local nonprofits. Enter the raffle today!

Marketing & Communications Internship (Unpaid) Don’t miss this opportunity to be a part of El Paso Giving Day and collaborate in person with a nonprofit organization to develop and execute a tailored marketing campaign! We are seeking enthusiastic and motivated students to help make this event a success! This internship is from July to October 2025, requires approximately 15 hours per week, and is in person or hybrid.

The Mija Pioneers event brought together El Paso youth for a day of empowerment, education, and scholarship awards, supporting both young women and men in their journey toward success.

Cowgirl Up proudly celebrated its launch, bursting onto El Paso’s creative scene as a bold new charitable fund on a mission to empower young women in the arts through scholarships, mentorship, and dynamic community partnerships.

The Paso del Norte Community Foundation and Paso del Norte Health Foundation received UTEP’s highest honor, the Presidential Gold Bar Award, for their lasting impact on students, faculty, and the greater borderland community.

Four Eastwood High School seniors were awarded $10,000 each through the Jim Omohundro Courageous Leadership Award, created by Ryan Omohundro to honor his father, a former EPPD officer and entrepreneur. 

The Amigo Airsho Maverick Foundation is reigniting the region’s passion for flight through community impact and educational support, including the Skybound Scholarship. This year, eight local seniors received scholarships to launch their journey toward a future in aerospace innovation.

This May, the City of El Paso named the EPMA’s Plein Air Terrace in honor of Judy Robison for her leadership on the Star Ceiling project and lifelong commitment to the arts.

After connecting at last week’s job fair, 15 students will soon begin 280 paid hours at local nonprofits. Final placements coming soon!

Strive Now’s Collab & Create gala brought the community together for a night celebrating youth empowerment, featuring dinner, speakers, local art, and the Tito’s Way Scholarship, while showcasing the organization’s impact: over 400 teens reached and more than 750 hours of service since 2022.