Building a Healthier Northern New Mexico, Together.

Every day at Bridge to Health NM, we see what happens when people have the support, resources, and community they need to live healthier lives.

We see older adults becoming steadier on their feet and more confident in their independence. We see people living with diabetes and high blood pressure learning new ways to eat, move, and care for their health. We see growing families finding support, neighbors connecting through exercise and community activities, and people discovering that taking care of their health can happen alongside others, not alone.

This year alone, 492 people walked through our doors and participated in our programs. And our work reaches beyond our walls through partnerships and projects addressing some of the challenges that affect health across Northern New Mexico, including food access, transportation, social connection, technology access, and overdose prevention.

Now we have an opportunity...and a challenge.

Bridge to Health NM has received grant funding that will help us continue this work, but we must raise $10,000 in matching funds.

That’s why we created Bridging the Gap: Our $10K Match Challenge.

We believe $10,000 doesn’t have to come from a handful of people. It can come from all of us: members, families, staff, partners, businesses, neighbors, and friends giving what they can.

Over the next three months, we’ll watch our fundraising thermometer climb toward $10,000. Along the way, we’ll have some fun with community challenges, opportunities to give in honor of people and things that matter to us, and stories celebrating the community that makes this work possible.

Every gift moves us across the bridge!

$10 or $25 one time or every month. $50 or $100. $500 or $1,000. Every donation represents someone saying, “I believe people in Northern New Mexico deserve opportunities to live healthy, connected lives.”

Help us reach the other side.

Together, we can Bridge the Gap.

Bridge the Gap: $10K Match Challenge

Help us unlock $10,000 in matching grant funds for a healthier Northern New Mexico.