Emergency Support

Our commitment to providing emergency support stems from a deep-seated belief in the importance of solidarity and compassion during challenging times. At the Nusenda Foundation, we understand that crises and emergencies can strike unexpectedly, leaving individuals and communities vulnerable and in urgent need of assistance. Our commitment to providing emergency support stems from a deep-seated belief in the importance of solidarity and compassion during challenging times.

Whether it's a natural disaster, a conflict-driven displacement, or a public health crisis, we recognize the immediate impact such events can have on people's lives.

By providing emergency support, we aim to:

  • Alleviate suffering
  • Restore a sense of stability
  • Empower those affected to rebuild their lives

Through strategic partnerships, swift response mechanisms, and a dedication to meeting the most pressing needs, Nusenda Foundation works to make a meaningful and positive impact on the lives of those facing unforeseen challenges.

Ruidoso Wildfire Support

Nusenda Credit Union cares about our members and the communities affected by the Ruidoso fires. We are here to help and have been reaching out to members in the area to check on them. If you are impacted by the fires and need financial assistance, please reach out to us at 505-889-7755. We can work with you to understand your needs and provide a personalized approach.

Support In Action

McKinney Vento Title | Homeless Project

In the Fall of 2023, one of our employees saw a social media post from APS Schools that shared an urgent need for non-perishable food donations to help re-stock the shelves of the APS McKinney-Vento Title I Homeless Project’s emergency food support warehouse. The warehouse provides food to students and their families who are experiencing hunger. Nusenda Foundation contributed $5,000 immediately to support the effort and coordinated a company wide non-perishable food drive, allowing Nusenda’s nearly 800 employees to also give back to support the program.

Through Nusenda employee donations, sponsorships, and escheated funds, the Foundation and our employees contributed support to the following local, national, and international crises.

  • Taos Winter Storm
  • Ukraine Humanitarian Crisis
  • Big Hole Fire Emergency Relief
  • Supporting Buffalo Families
  • Fire Relief, resilience, and rebuilding efforts via the Emergency Action Fund Coalition
  • Locker 505 Break-In
  • Cruces Creatives Break-in