Economic Council Helping Others, Inc.

ECHO Inc Preschool

ECHO Aztec Preschool provides quality, affordable child care to the children of the Tri-City area in a caring environment that promotes school readiness and a lifetime love of learning.

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ECHO Inc Food Bank

The ECHO Food Bank collects, stores, and processes food from manufacturers, farmers, distributors, community food drives, and more in order to make it available to hungry people in Northwest New Mexico.

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Backpacks for Kids

The Backpack for Kids Program is an emergency food assistance program designed especially for kids. They receive food for themselves and their younger siblings for an evening meal or for an entire weekend.

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CSFP - Free Food for Seniors

The Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) provides monthly nutritious food, recipes, basic nutrition information, and referrals for income-qualified, New Mexico resident seniors 60 years and up.

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Con Alma Awards $625,000 in Grants Statewide Grants Support Efforts to Improve Health in New Mexico

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(Santa Fe) – Con Alma Health Foundation announced today it is awarding $625,000 in grants to further its goal of achieving health equity, when everyone has an equal chance at being healthy regardless of income, ethnicity or zip code. The state’s largest private foundation dedicated solely to health is providing four multi-year $50,000 grants, […]

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ECHO Disaster Relief

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During disasters, Feeding America food banks like ours are often called upon to assist and to collect funds and food to provide to affected areas. Currently, we along with other Feeding America food banks across the country, are encouraging the community to help in any of the following ways: The best way to help is […]

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September is Hunger Action Month!

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Calling everyone to Take Action Against Hunger! Wear orange to call attention to the issue of hunger Talk about the issue of hunger with local, state and national policymakers Donate food or funds to a local hunger relief program Volunteer! Serve food at a soup kitchen, hold a food drive or work at a food […]

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Thank you to the Daniels Fund!

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ECHO received a $35,000 Daniels Fund grant to support its Emergency Food Bank programs. “The grant will enable our program to obtain and distribute additional fresh produce and non-perishable foods to households in need and to help support our hunger relief program partners’ efforts”, said Vicki Metheny, ECHO Food Programs Director. “This will also support […]

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2017 ConocoPhillips Grant

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We are pleased to announce that we are the recipient of a 2017 ConocoPhillips Grant. This ConocoPhillips contribution will support ECHO Inc. School Pantry and Backpack Programs. This grant will fund food for approximately 42,000 meals & snacks for area children, college students and veterans in need of food assistance through participating pantries in 26 […]

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Utility Assistance

ECHO can help qualified individuals with utility assistance through the City of Farmington.

Eye Care

ECHO can help qualified individuals with emergency expenses such as eye exams or eyeglasses.

Car Repair

ECHO can help with emergency car repairs for qualifying individuals.

Diaper Kits

ECHO can help with emergency newborn and infant care by supplying diaper kits to...

ECHO Inc Preschool

ECHO Aztec Preschool provides quality, affordable child care to the children of the Tri-City area in a caring environment that promotes school readiness and a lifetime love of learning.

ECHO Inc Food Bank

The ECHO Food Bank collects, stores, and processes food from manufacturers, farmers, distributors, community food drives, and more in order to make it available to hungry people in Northwest New Mexico.

Backpacks for Kids

The Backpack for Kids Program is an emergency food assistance program designed especially for kids. They receive food for themselves and their younger siblings for an evening meal or for an entire weekend.

CSFP - Free Food for Seniors

The Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) provides monthly nutritious food, recipes, basic nutrition information, and referrals for income-qualified, New Mexico resident seniors 60 years and up.