December 3, 2024
Places To Give on Giving Tuesday in Borrego Springs
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Every visit and every gift makes an impact.
This Giving Tuesday, Support Borrego Springs
Dec 3rd, 2024
Borrego Springs thrives because of its nonprofits, and your Giving Tuesday gift strengthens the foundation of our community. Whether you're passionate about supporting kids, fostering the arts, aiding conservation, or empowering others, there’s a cause.
For Kids
- Basic Assistance for Students in the Community (BASIC): Scholarships and educational support for all ages. Donate
- Borrego Springs Community Concert Association: Free classical, eclectic, and instrumental music for local students and the community. Donate & Join
- Borrego Springs Music Festival: Supports local schools with music and arts performances. Donate
- Frugal Coyote Boutique: Proceeds fund childcare programs in Borrego Springs. Visit & Shop
- Rams Hill Gives: Provides scholarships for Rams Hill employees’ students. Golf, Shop, & Eat
For Art & Culture
- Borrego Art Institute: Inspires creativity through art exhibits, classes, and workshops. Donate, Shop & Join
- Borrego Springs Film Institute: Enriches the community with film and performing arts. Donate & Join
- Borrego Springs Performing Arts Center: Showcases talent in music, theater, and dance. Donate, Visit & Join
For Community & Support
- Borrego Valley Endowment Fund: Improves health and well-being for residents. Donate
- Borrego Springs Community Resource Center: Provides food security, social support, and assistance. Donate
- Borrego Ministers Association: Addresses social and spiritual needs. Donate
- Soroptimist International of Borrego Springs: Empowers women and girls through education and community programs. Donate
- OLAX de Borrego: Amplifies Hispanic voices through cultural events and education. Learn More
- American Legion Post 853: Supports veterans and active military families. Donate
- Bargain Barn: Every purchase supports local veterans and military families. Visit & Shop
For Conservation
- Anza-Borrego Desert Natural History Association (ABDNHA): Protects the desert ecosystem. Donate, Join & Shop
- Anza-Borrego Foundation: Preserves the desert’s landscapes and wildlife. Donate, Join & Visit
Even if donating isn’t an option, your visit—whether for hiking, golfing, dining, shopping, or exploring—helps sustain Borrego Springs. Every visit and every gift makes an impact.
Learn More About Borrego Springs
Join Bingo Nights every Tuesday at The American Legion Post 853 in Borrego Springs!
Bike4BorregoKids is a scholarship fundraiser led by Sylvia Maas, a Soroptimist of Borrego Springs and endurance cyclist.
Join the ecumenical Stations at the Cross in Borrego Springs on April 18, 2025. A Good Friday walk open to all at Community United Methodist Church.
Discover the highlights of the free public concert at Borrego Springs Library, featuring the Marcia Forman Band's wide-ranging set and audience sing-alongs in an accessible setting.
Celebrate Easter in Borrego Springs Experience the deep meaning of Holy Week at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church in Borrego Springs. From Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday, the community is invited to participate in meaningful traditions that prepare the heart for Easter. Services include a blend of scripture, sacred music, and ancient rituals like the washing of feet and sunrise communion. Whether you’re visiting Borrego Springs or live nearby, these services are open to all.
Starting April 2025, a brand-new season of Free Community Screenings kicks off—thanks to generous support from the Borrego Valley Endowment Fund.
Serving the community with essential services
By contributing, you’re helping Jesse take a big step toward his dreams of one day making a difference as a future innovator, scientist, or engineer.
Every spring, the calendar of the Christian churches comes round to the Forty Days of Lent, a time of self examination and reflection, very much like the season of Ramadan in Islam. These weeks culminate in Holy Weeks, the time from Palm Sunday, this year April 13, till Easter Sunday, April 20. Easter, coming from an Old English word for spring, is the celebration of Jesus being raised from death. But the Resurrection is preceded by several other special days. Called Maundy Thursday from the Latin mandatum or commandment, Thursday in Holy Week commemorates the last supper Jesus had with his disciples. At this meal he gave them bread and wine to share, this becoming the central sacrament of the church, holy communion or the Eucharist. Thursday also recalls Jesus' washing the feet of his friends as an act of love, a commandment he urged them to continue--their love for each other and all the world. Good Friday seems wrongly named for it is the day of Jesus' death on the cross. Yet this self giving is for Christians the ultimate sign of God's love for all humankind and the world. On the next day, Holy Saturday, towards evening, a vigil service of readings, the proclamation of the resurrection and holy communion begin the Easter celebration. Finally on Easter Sunday services of song, prayer, readings and communion feast the rising of the Lord from death, a promise to all of new life with God and each other forever.
