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Albuquerque city councilors, Woodworkers Association build doghouses for program

Albuquerque city councilors, Woodworkers Association build doghouses for program
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Albuquerque Animal Welfare collects dog houses to help keep animals warm

Albuquerque's Animal Welfare Department is collecting donated dog houses and giving them away to low-income families across the metro.

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City taking requests for Little Free Libraries

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. Want a Little Free Library in your neighborhood? The city of Albuquerque is looking for places to install 21 new book-sharing boxes. It is taking applications from residents who want to maintain them. Applications are open to anyone, but the city said in a news release it will prioritize requests coming from low-income areas, neighborhoods near Title 1 schools and places “without existing accessible literacy resources such as public libraries.” Little Free Libraries are public book boxes meant to promote sharing. Users can take books to read or leave books for others. ...................... According to the city’s nonprofit partner Wisconsin-based Little Free Library there are now over 100,000 registered boxes around the world.

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First Born Program Hosts Holiday Baby Gift Event

First Born Program Hosts Holiday Baby Gift Event - 6:43 pm First Born Program News: The First Born Program of Los Alamos distributed baby gifts Saturday, Dec. 19 to member families. Each of the 70 families received a beautiful handcrafted wooden toy and a previously loved book. The babies were delighted to choose which book and toy to take home. The gift bag also included cookies baked by Borrow a Baker. Though the morning was quite cold for a drive up outdoor event, the joyful smiles brought warmth and good cheer. One parent exclaimed, “Wow, this is amazing! I feel like our family just got a big hug from the community. We will treasure these gifts.”

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Woodworkers, council collaborate to donate desks

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... John Henderson, left, of the Albuquerque Woodworkers Association, and City Council President Pat Davis, right, talk to students Gael Cruz, 10, second from left, and Jeremiah Lucero, 10, second from right, about the new desks they are getting to take home during an event Wednesday at the Mesa Verde Community Center. (Roberto E. Rosales/Albuquerque Journal) Copyright © 2020 Albuquerque Journal It wasn’t exactly Santa’s sleigh, but it was not far off. The 18-foot flatbed trailer that arrived Wednesday afternoon at the Mesa Verde Community Center came bearing gifts – handcrafted wooden desks – for children inside. Members of the Albuquerque Woodworkers Association spent the past week building 45 new desks for students forced into remote schooling due to COVID-19. Staff at the city’s community centers helped identify families who could use furniture for their learn-from-home setups, a

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