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    APOYO Community Cup 2023

    APOYO’s first Community Cup was a golazo! 

    We enjoyed of an exciting 4-3 match, delicious cooking from our community members, and learned about local community resources.

    Click below to view our photo gallery and read more about the community cup.


    Cerveza Night

    Join APOYO on May 18th for Cerveza night! Taking place at the Iron Horse Brewery, we will be serving food from Tacos Chalito’s 2 and beer from Iron Horse. They will also be donating to APOYO per pint sold. Don’t miss it! Click on the link below for the event on Facebook.

    https://fb.me/e/RjwpdG5f


    Amrita Thakkar, Taste of Home

    10 Items You Might Not Find in Your Grocery Store (and Why)


    APOYO’s Ellensburg Food Pantry agreement with CWU on-campus location renewed until 10/24/2024

    Daily Record

    APOYO reaches two-year agreement with CWU to remain in on-campus location

    “APOYO has done so much to support the people of our community, and we are proud to extend our successful partnership for at least the next two years,” CWU President Jim Wohlpart said in the release. “Their volunteers provide access to food and resources for many people in Kittitas County, and we believe it is our responsibility to continue strengthening that relationship.”

    The Observer

    CWU signs two-year contract allowing APOYO to remain on campus


    Health and Wellness Program – Amigos Atléticos

    Build healthy habits and relationships with new friends through fitness! For students in grades 6-10.
    Learn more…

    NBC Right Now KNDO23
    “You get to work out and make your mental health and stuff better,” a non-profit now offering free youth sports through March in Ellensburg
    Yakima News | nbcrightnow.com


    APOYO HAS A VAN

    – a 2021 Ram ProMaster 3500! Thanks to a grant from the Washington State Department of Agriculture’s Flexible Funding and Resiliency Programs, we are going to be able to deliver food. Some if it will go to drop point locations in Grant County. We are expanding our service area to locations there where our members live so they don’t need to drive to Ellensburg to get the food they need. Interested in donating to support our delivery expenses? Please click on the red DONATE button above.


    Yakima Herald-Republic – Former President Huitrón-Lilly

    Coming full circle: YVC’s Huitrón-Lilly leads organization that once helped her family