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Mesa to Mesa

Mesa to Mesa is a nonprofit in Española, N.M. that assists low-income homeowners with home repairs.

05/10/2025

This final April project had a number of volunteers from the Los Alamos National Laboratory's Volunteer Program. Many thanks to those who worked to build a needed improvement for a Pojoaque Valley resident on the 25th of the month.

04/24/2025

The New Mexico Ramp Project and Mesa to Mesa completed building another ramp, on April 15th, for an individual in Chimayo. The next scheduled ramp build is on Friday, April 25th and volunteers are welcome to join in working to build the next ramp. Please RSVP by emailing [email protected].

04/16/2025

Hello everyone! The 2025 homeowner application form is now live below, or as a PDF on our website.

If you are looking for assistance with minor home repairs and you meet the qualifications listed, please send the updated form to either our P.O. Box located at 1008, Española, NM, 87532, or bring it to our location at Beatrice Martinez Senior Center at 735 Vietnam Veteran’s Road in Española. We look forward to hearing from you!

03/13/2025

So far this March Mesa to Mesa has completed a bathroom shower remodel, as well as an installation of approximately 60 feet of new heater ducting in an Española home. This will make the cold weather days and nights much more comfortable for those living here. Thank you to all who donate in order to make this possible! Before and after photos of the bathroom remodel below:

03/07/2025

This February we partnered with New Mexico Ramp Project to build 3 additional ramps within our Northern New Mexico communities; Mendenales, Chimayo, and Ohkay Owingeh. Thank you to all who donated their time, money and care into these projects! And an additional thank you to the homeowner in Mendenales who provided us a delicious meal.

01/18/2025

WELCOME JON BULTHUIS!
The Board of Directors of Mesa to Mesa has announced that Jon Bulthuis was hired as its new Executive Director to lead the organization. Bulthuis began working in this role Dec. 9. “Jon has the experience and skills to step into the role of Executive Director and hit the ground running in working to achieve the mission of Mesa to Mesa in the coming months and years,” Board Chair Wes Horpedahl said.
Bulthuis has had a long career of public service, working with the City of Santa Fe as Transportation Department Director for 23 years, and most recently, with Los Alamos County as Deputy Public Works Director for seven years before his retirement in 2022.
“I have enjoyed my time in retirement thus far, but am grateful for the opportunity to return to the workforce and be part of this wonderful organization,” Bulthuis said. “I look forward to developing relationships with the clients we serve as well as the donor base and Board of Directors. The need for small home improvements throughout the Española Valley, Los Alamos County, and Northern Santa Fe County is great and I am looking forward to bringing such repairs to homeowners with limited incomes so they can continue to live safely in their own homes.”

This new appointment follows the retirement of Inez Leibman who served in the role of Executive Director for the past eight years.

Address

735 Vietnam Veterans' Road
Espanola, NM
87532

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

(505) 927-2105

Website

http://www.mesatomesa.org/

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It is the mission of Mesa to Mesa to bring people together to improve the health, safety and security of low income homeowners in Northern New Mexico by performing minor repairs to their homes, facilitating larger repairs by means of referrals and collaborations, and providing home maintenance education.