Dine Out for Hope Comes to Esperanza Shelter
Join us for a special day and night of dining with purpose!
When you eat at participating restaurants on 5.22.25 a portion of the proceeds will go directly to support Esperanza Shelter, providing safety, shelter, and healing for survivors of domestic violence.
How it works:
- Dine out at any of the participating restaurants.
- Enjoy your meal knowing you're making a difference!
Participating Restaurants:
Santa Fe:
- Boxcar
- RealBurger
- Escondido
- Santa Fe Teahouse & Bistro
Los Alamos:
- Pig and Fig Cafe
- Sugar and Cream Cafe
- Beef and Leaf Cafe
Your meal brings hope. Your support saves lives. esperanzashelter.org
Town Hall Event: June 19th 6:30 - 8 pm at First Presbyterian Church
Join Esperanza Shelter for a powerful screening of the documentary This is Where I Learned Not to Sleep, followed by a town hall meeting on domestic violence and how it impacts our entire community.
The screening will be followed by a panel discussion with Mark Wynn, former Lieutenant from Nashville PD and domestic violence expert, Chief of Police Paul Joye, Dr. Victor LaCerva, medical doctor and healthy relationships expert, and Leila Kelly, domestic violence advisor to the City of Santa Fe.
The event is June 19th from 6:30 – 8 pm at First Presbyterian Church on Grant Street; please rsvp at 505 230 4305 or development@esperanzashelter.org. More information can be found at esperanzashelter.org. No tickets necessary, free refreshments, free street parking.
Please RSVP. Limited Seating. To view the trailer of the documentary:
“This Is Where I Learned Not To Sleep” - A New Documentary Film - www.thisiswherefilm.com Face the Past – Change the Future. Part quest for justice and part journey towards healing.
Update on our Partnership with NMCADV
Esperanza Shelter is now under the umbrella of New Mexico Coaliton Against Domestic Violence. This is a temporary arrangement. As we move forward, we will update you.
Your Support Changes Lives
Your generosity makes a tangible impact—providing shelter, safety, and a future free from violence. Thank you for standing with us in this mission.
Hope is … a safe place to call home.
With gratitude,
Jan McCray, CEO
📩 ceo@esperanzashelter.org
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