Go Give Borrego: Organizaciones sin fines de lucro
Donaciones en acción en Borrego Springs
Descubra las numerosas organizaciones sin fines de lucro de Borrego Springs que trabajan para enriquecer a la comunidad mediante la educación, los servicios de apoyo y la conservación del medio ambiente. Desde el arte y la cultura hasta la preservación de la vida silvestre, estas organizaciones desempeñan un papel vital en la construcción del futuro de Borrego Springs.
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DAP Health provided free screenings and support today at Borrego Springs Community Resource Center. Visit borregocrc.org for future events.
Apply by November 15 for the Soroptimist Live Your Dream Award If you’re a woman living in Borrego Springs, Warner Springs, Salton City, Ocotillo Wells, or Julian , and you are working to improve your life through education, the Soroptimist Live Your Dream Award is here to support you. This grant offers $1,000–$4,000 in financial assistance to help cover education-related expenses. The deadline to apply is November 15 . About the Live Your Dream Award The Live Your Dream Award , presented by Soroptimist International of Borrego Springs , provides financial help to women who are: The primary financial support for their families Enrolled in an undergraduate or vocational training program Experiencing financial need Funds can be used for a variety of expenses, including: Tuition and school books Transportation or gas Childcare Uniforms or tools needed for school or work A previous recipient shared, “The award helped me a lot with gas money and to get uniforms and tools for school and for work.” Who Should Apply You are eligible if: You are a woman with financial need You are the main financial support for your family You are currently enrolled in a vocational training or undergraduate program You live in Borrego Springs, Warner Springs, Salton City, Ocotillo Wells, or Julian How to Apply Deadline: November 15 Apply online at: www.soroptimist.org/LYDA-apply
Food Bank Partnership Serving Borrego and Beyond
A Community Effort to Reflect Our Shared Spirit The Borrego Springs Welcome Sign Committee is leading a long-awaited effort to replace the aging “Welcome to Borrego Springs” signs with designs that better reflect the vibrant, diverse, and welcoming spirit of the community today. Below is their message, shared with residents, local organizations and businesses, explaining how you can be part of this legacy project.
Rev. Taulau Tupua speaks July 27 at Community UMC Borrego Springs. Service at 10 AM, BBQ at 11 AM. Borrego is open year-round and everyone is welcome.
When you shop in Borrego Springs, you're not just supporting local businesses—you now have the opportunity to invest in the future of our community's youth.
Soroptimist Sylvia Maas biked 3,500 miles from Oregon to D.C. to raise scholarships for Borrego Springs High School seniors. Support the cause at Bike4BorregoKids.com.
Jinny Perrin receives the 2025 Lay Member Recognition Award from the UMC South District for decades of music ministry and service in Borrego Springs.
Borrego Sun editor Jolene McGowan is expecting her first child and recently lost her husband. Support through GoFundMe and baby registry.
Paul Schuessler is named Borrego Springs’ 2024–2025 Legionnaire of the Year for his years of service to American Legion Post 853 and his quiet contributions to the wider community.
June 16 Distribution Brings Relief—and Groceries—to Borrego Springs On June 16, the St. Barnabas Food Bank held its first indoor summer distribution at the Borrego Springs Community Resource Center , offering a cooler, more comfortable environment for both volunteers and recipients. With temperatures rising across the desert, the move from the church parking lot to the CRC made the process easier and safer for everyone. Inside, tables were filled with canned goods, fresh grapes, frozen chicken, and pantry staples. Volunteers welcomed each resident with a smile, scanned their check-in cards, and helped them gather the food they needed. Volunteer Diane Johnson made a point to hold boxes aside for those who couldn’t arrive during the regular window—particularly resort and golf course workers who often finish their shifts around 2:00 PM. Thanks to this kind of planning, even those with early morning jobs don’t miss out.
On June 12, the Borrego Ministers Association (BMA) received a $5,000 donation from Rams Hill to support food, housing, and emergency aid for Borrego Springs residents.
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