Rebuild New Mexico

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**** Thank you to all of the state-wide supporters concerning the bus to Haiti. **** Rebuild New Mexico is a state-wide, non profit organization helping New Mexicans to reduce their energy costs through education and innovation. Rebuild New Mexico grew out of the 1998 DOE Rebuild America initiative to assist with improving energy efficiency commercial buildings. Our organization has three areas of emphasis - 1) Behavior Modification, helping to change the behavior of the building occupants to reduce energy use; 2) Building Audits; Assessments and Investment Grade Audits to consider retrofit recommendations for improving building performance; and 3) Education and Outreach particularly concerned with greening our statewide community workforce. Contact us via email: info@rebuildnewmexico.org or via telephone at 505-768-5346.

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Solar Cookers for Haiti

Thank you to each of the supporters around our state for this person to person initiative. The bus left Albuquerque FULLY LOADED with much needed medical supplies, solar cookers, donated food, and much more. Board President Eric Doerrer and Talal Saint-Lot are driving. Eric will fly back to Abq and Talal will stay with the bus as our "guard". We heard that we have a "GO" through customs and we are sure the bus will be there in time to meet the Teacher for Spring Break Distribution. We will keep you posted of the journey. In May of 2009, Rebuild New Mexico Board Members made an exception to the bi-laws to allow for one international project using the technical skills and networking resources to see if we could make a difference in one global community in the world. We selected Cabaret in Haiti. We set the intention to purchase solar cookers and provide them to the community along with training and other permaculture techniques while we were there. As fate would have it, middle school students from the APS District Tonny Hillerman School were forming in an afterschool program under the direction of Teacher Chelsea Henrie. Her mission was to build with her students something that could help an impoverished community. The two intentions met and since September of 2009, 28 students were building solar cookers that can cook food and sterilize water. Teacher Ms. Henrie and her Administrator were due to take the solar cookers along with partners and Board Members of Rebuild New Mexico that the kids built to present to the Mayor of Cabaret during APS Spring Break in March.

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		Solar Cookers for Haiti

		Thank you to each of the supporters around our state for this person to person initiative. The bus left Albuquerque FULLY LOADED with much needed medical supplies, solar cookers, donated food, and much more. Board President Eric Doerrer and Talal Saint-Lot are driving. Eric will fly back to Abq and Talal will stay with the bus as our "guard". We heard that we have a "GO" through customs and we are sure the bus will be there in time to meet the Teacher for Spring Break Distribution. We will keep you posted of the journey. In May of 2009, Rebuild New Mexico Board Members made an exception to the bi-laws to allow for one international project using the technical skills and networking resources to see if we could make a difference in one global community in the world. We selected Cabaret in Haiti. We set the intention to purchase solar cookers and provide them to the community along with training and other permaculture techniques while we were there. As fate would have it, middle school students from the APS District Tonny Hillerman School were forming in an afterschool program under the direction of Teacher Chelsea Henrie. Her mission was to build with her students something that could help an impoverished community. The two intentions met and since September of 2009, 28 students were building solar cookers that can cook food and sterilize water. Teacher Ms. Henrie and her Administrator were due to take the solar cookers along with partners and Board Members of Rebuild New Mexico that the kids built to present to the Mayor of Cabaret during APS Spring Break in March.