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At New Mexico Gas Company, we believe in supporting programs, organizations and initiatives that improve the communities where we live and work. Through impactful investments and hands-on volunteering, our team is passionate about making a difference in our community.
Each year, New Mexico Gas Company invests over $1 million to support organizations making a difference in our three priority funding areas: At New Mexico Gas Company, safety is our priority, and that includes the safety of the people and communities we serve. We are proud to support first responder organizations that help keep communities safe.
Our Helping Heroes program provides grants for safety equipment, professional training, safety education programs and other essential support for volunteer emergency response organizations that operate in the communities we serve. Click here to learn more about our Helping Heroes grant program. New Mexico Gas Company is committed to the wellbeing of the communities we serve.
Through our Ignite Wellbeing program, we support organizations and programs that make a positive impact in the lives of our customers and community members. We are proud to support initiatives where communities thrive and flourish. Click here to learn more about how we support our communities through our Ignite Wellbeing program.
New Mexico Gas Company’s Fueling Futures program empowers the next generation and fosters workforce development. Through strategic partnerships with local schools and youth organizations, we provide hands-on support and resources to prepare students for future success, developing skills and the mindset needed for a prosperous and successful future.
We are committed to investing in our youth to help fuel the future of our communities. Click here to learn more about our Fueling Futures program. For more information on our community investment program or to request funding, please contact State and Community Relations Coordinator, Clair Anderson at clair.
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