Healthier now RR woman trains for Grand Canyon
Donna James a Rio Rancho Public Schools administrator diagnosed with multiple sclerosis two years ago quit smoking and began walking then biking and hiking. She now trains for a Grand Canyon trek in October to raise money for The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society aiming to reach four thousand dollars with about nineteen hundred raised so far.
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Non-profit to rename groups amid reform efforts
New Mexico nonprofit Best Choice Educational Services and its sister group New Mexico Marriages First Project pursue a name change to The Youth Lifeline and The Marriage Lifeline under The Family Lifeline. Executive director Tony Oliva says the aim is a fresh identity while continuing mission work, with a Sept. 22 event at Park Plaza Hotel tying fundraising to marital enrichment and laughter. FBI interest and past leadership changes loom, but staff push for renewed teamwork and stability as state and federal approvals target the rebranding.
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Nonprofits Highlight Staff Impact Amid Publicity Shift
The article notes 27 couples attended premarital education, 43 referred to other providers, 489 through marriage events, and 1,958 reached via outreach. It credits employees Becky and Mike Holland of Marriages First with leading the “Out of this World” event, stressing all staff contributed.
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