Gabriel Anaya was born and raised in Moriarty, New Mexico. In high school, Anaya worked at a family restaurant on the famous US Route 66 and developed a love for cooking from the simplicity of recipes. An early alumni of…
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El Caldito “Empty Bowls”
Tagged with: New Mexico, Oral History, Las Cruces, NMSU, Archives, MVCH, Homelessness, Community of Hope, El Caldito, Transcript, Hunger, Potters' Guild of Las Cruces, Empty Bowls, Food Rescue
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Posted in Hope Stories
El Caldito Dining Room Volunteer
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El Caldito Kitchen Volunteer
Karen Currier studied Commercial Art in Dayton, Ohio, traveled to New Zealand, Australia, and Argentina; and, before settling in Las Cruces in the 1980s, lived on a kibbutz in Israel to learn Hebrew. An artist, Currier became fascinated with lapidary,…
Tagged with: Community of Hope, El Caldito, Homelessness, Hunger, Las Cruces, MVCH, Saint Andrews Church, Soup Kitchen, Volunteer
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Camp Hope Outreach
Tagged with: Archives, Border Servant Corps, Camp Hope, Community of Hope, Dialogue, Great Conversation, Homelessness, Hope Stories, Las Cruces, MVCH, New Mexico, NMSU, Oral History, Transcript
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