

BUSINESS-MINDED,
COMMUNITY-FOCUSED
Based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, The Atrisco Companies is a family of social enterprises that includes seven nonprofit and community-focused organizations. Using our social enterprise model, we’re taking a new approach to business that uses best practices from the commercial marketplace to drive philanthropy.
WE ARE
Rooted in community
Preserving a rich culture
Dedicated to making an impact
Taking an innovative approach
A Storied History. The Atrisco Companies is the most recent chapter of a 400-year history. We are proud to carry on the legacy of the Atrisco Land Grant and its people. Learn more about our history and how it’s shaped our work today. Our Story
WE ARE
Rootedin community
Preservinga rich culture
Dedicated tomaking an impact
Taking an innovative approach
A Storied History. The Atrisco Companies is the most recent chapter of a 400-year history. We are proud to carry on the legacy of the Atrisco Land Grant and its people. Learn more about our history and how it’s shaped our work today. Our Story
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Atrisco Heritage Foundation
Atrisco Heritage Foundation was created and is operated for the purposes of promoting and preserving the ancestral and cultural heritage for the community.
2 weeks ago
Last weekend’s Burning of the Kookoee was a powerful celebration of renewal, tradition, and community spirit. The Atrisco Heritage Foundation was proud to be one of the event sponsors, supporting this dynamic cultural experience that brings people together year after year.![]()
After the event, students in the Rio Grande Educational Collaborative (RGEC) afterschool program at Mission Elementary channeled their creativity by drawing their own Kookoee figures — capturing the spirit and imagination of the evening!![]()
We’re so grateful to Access and all the partners who made this event possible. Together, we keep our culture alive and thriving for the next generation. ❤️
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#AtriscoHeritageFoundation #RGEC #Community #Culture #Tradition #BurningOfTheKookoee #NewMexicoHeritage
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4 weeks ago
El Kookooee Se Quema returns this Sunday! 🔥![]()
We’re proud to support ACCESS in continuing this beloved South Valley tradition that blends education, creativity, and cultural heritage. Each year, local students bring the legend of El Kookooee to life through art and writing, with the winning design built into a 30-foot effigy!![]()
Join us as our community gathers to symbolically burn away fears and welcome renewal together. ![]()
📅 Sunday, October 26, 2025
🕕 6:00 PM
📍 Rio Bravo Park![]()
#ElKookooee #SouthValleyTradition #AtriscoHeritageFoundation #CommunityCulture #NewMexicoHeritage
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2 months ago
We’re proud to support our friends at ACCESS as they host El Kookooee Se Quema, one of the South Valley’s most treasured traditions. ![]()
This annual event celebrates youth creativity through art, poetry, and storytelling, all leading up to the burning of a 30-foot effigy, symbolizing the release of fears. 🖌️📚![]()
Sunday, October 26, 2025 | 6:00 PM |📍 Rio Bravo Park![]()
Join us in supporting South Valley youth, education, and culture. We hope to see you there! 💙
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2 months ago
Leadership Speaker Series during Hispanic Heritage Month! 🌟
Featuring inspiring speakers and community leaders.![]()
📅 October 3, 2025 | 8:00–10:00 AM
📍 National Hispanic Cultural Center – Bank of America Theatre![]()
🔗 Register here: give.uwncnm.org/collective_heritage🎉 Leadership New Mexico is proud to partner with the Hispano Philanthropic Society for an installment of their Leadership Speaker Series during Hispanic Heritage Month!![]()
✨ We’re especially excited to see two Leadership New Mexico alumni featured as speakers:![]()
Zack Quintero (Connect Class of 2023), Executive Director of the National Hispanic Cultural Center![]()
Maria Montoya-Chavez (Connect Class of 2012), President & Chief Executive Officer of Sutin, Thayer & Browne![]()
📅 October 3, 2025 | 8:00 - 10:00 AM
📍National Hispanic Cultural Center - Bank of America Theatre
🔗 Register here: give.uwncnm.org/collective_heritage
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3 months ago
A splash of color, a whole lot of community pride. 🌟
The mural at Central & Atrisco is growing more vibrant each day — thank you to our artists, youth, and partners like NM Gas Co. for helping make this vision a reality.
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3 months ago
Employment Opportunity – Rio Grande Educational Collaborative
www.rgec.org
Site Supervisors are responsible for the daily operation of the program site. The site supervisor works with the program director and program coordinator to provide support in all aspects of the progr...






