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A Culture of Giving

Volunteerism and philanthropy are traditions at Presbyterian and hallmark qualities of our employees. From serving on statewide councils to improving healthcare policy to making free flu shots available to seniors, Presbyterian employees give time, expertise and donations to make our communities better places to live.

Hundreds of Registered Volunteers

In January 2006, Presbyterian inaugurated the Employee Volunteer Program to recognize the efforts of individual employees in the communities we serve. More than 300 employees registered in the first three months, and more than 120 organizations and events in fourteen New Mexico communities have been identified as volunteer opportunities for our employees.

Leadership for Local and National Organizations

More than 95 percent of Presbyterian's 43 senior leaders serve as volunteer board members or active members of the 90 local and national organizations listed below. Through these memberships Presbyterian employees take their passion and understanding for service excellence to help improve organizations that ultimately benefit New Mexico communities.

More Than $1 million in Annual Employee Contributions to United Way

Since 1993, Presbyterian employees have contributed more than $4.2 million to the United Way of Central New Mexico with contributions increasing every year. In 2006, Presbyterian's $1,006,000 campaign was one of the largest in New Mexico.

In addition, Presbyerian employees have contributed more than 250,000 pounds of food to Roadrunner Food Bank since 2000.

Board memberships include:

  • Adelante
  • Albuquerque Ambulance
  • Albuquerque Economic Development
  • Albuquerque Economic Forum
  • Albuquerque Imaging Board
  • American Red Cross
  • Amy Biehl High School
  • ARCA
  • Association of Commerce and Industry
  • Boy Scouts of America
  • Camp Fire USA
  • Cimarron Chamber of Commerce
  • Colfax County Community Health Council
  • Colfax County Diabetes Council
  • Cuidando Los Ninos
  • Desert Ice Figure Skating Club
  • Eastern New Mexico University
  • Envision New Mexico
  • Ghost Ranch Retreat & Conference Center
  • Governor's Business Executives for Education
  • Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
  • Health and Wellness Committee
  • Hospital Services Corporation
  • Integridad
  • Leaders Board for Human Resources Professionals
  • Leadership Institute
  • Loving Memorial Free Clinic in Angel Fire
  • Medicaid Advisory Committee of the Human Services Department
  • National Alliance for the Mentally Ill
  • New Mexico Center for Nursing Excellence
  • New Mexico Educators Federal Credit Union
  • New Mexico First
  • New Mexico Health Plan Alliance
  • New Mexico Hospitals and Health Systems Association
  • New Mexico Medical Insurance Pool
  • New Mexico Organization of Nurse Executives
  • Northern New Mexico/Los Alamos United Way
  • Presbyterian Ear Institute
  • Providence Health System
  • Quality New Mexico
  • Rio Rancho Economic Development
  • Ronald McDonald House
  • Rotary Club of Albuquerque
  • Springer Chamber of Commerce
  • Susan G. Komen Foundation
  • Tricore Reference Laboratories
  • United Way of Central New Mexico
  • Wells Fargo
  • Youth Development, Inc. Foundation
  • Active memberships include:
  • Albuquerque Community Foundation
  • Albuquerque Quality Network
  • Albuquerque Reads
  • American College of Health Care Executives
  • American Health Lawyers Association
  • American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
  • Association for Healthcare Philanthropy
  • Association of Fundraising Professionals
  • Center for Disease Control Prevention Research Center at UNM
  • Cimarron Economic Development
  • Covenant Presbyterian Church
  • Health Care Financial Management Association, New Mexico Chapter
  • Health Plan Alliance
  • Institute of Management Accountants
  • Institute of Public Health at UNM
  • Insure New Mexico!
  • Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Hospital Organizations
  • Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
  • Leaders Board Association of Strategy & Marketing Professionals
  • Leadership Albuquerque
  • Leadership Institute
  • Lovelace Clinic Foundation
  • Medical Group Management Association
  • National Hispanic Cultural Center Foundation
  • National Society of Social Entrepreneurs
  • New Mexico Association of Health Plans
  • New Mexico Bar Association, Health Law Section
  • New Mexico Diversity Council
  • New Mexico Health Care Association
  • New Mexico Regional Health Information Organization
  • New Mexico Society for Financial Analysts
  • Robert Wood Johnson Nurse Executive Fellows Leadership Association
  • Rotary Club of Socorro
  • Rotary Club of Tucumcari
  • Samaritan Counseling Center
  • Socorro Chamber of Commerce
  • St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church Vestry
  • Supreme Court, Medical Legal Panel
  • United Way of America
  • University of New Mexico Graduate School Ethics Program
  • Wells Fargo Leadership Council
  • New Mexico Regional Health Information Organization
  • New Mexico Society for Financial Analysts
  • Robert Wood Johnson Nurse Executive Fellows Leadership Association
  • Rotary Club of Socorro
  • Rotary Club of Tucumcari
  • Samaritan Counseling Center
  • Socorro Chamber of Commerce
  • St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church Vestry
  • Supreme Court, Medical Legal Panel
  • United Way of America
  • University of New Mexico Graduate School Ethics Program
  • Wells Fargo Leadership Council