News & Resources Funding Sources & Investors
Project ARRIBA is made possible through local, state, and federal funding, investments by local businesses and organizations, and the generosity of individuals in the community who believe in our program and want to see their fellow El Pasoans succeed.
Where does our funding come from?
Recent Investors
2021
Amanda Mathis-Ozer
December 2021
Burt Blacksher
December 2021
Catherine Glen-Puschett
December 2021
County of El Paso
December 2021
Eduardo Rodriguez
December 2021
Hervey Foundation
December 2021
Paso del Norte Community Foundation
December 2021
Pastor Wayne Kendrick
December 2021
Program Graduate (RQB Fund) Kristen Lawson
December 2021
Program Graduate (RQB Fund) Zenia Hernandez
December 2021
Temple Mt. Sinai
December 2021
Texas Innovative Adult Career Education (ACE) Funds
December 2021
The Stern Foundation (EPCF)
December 2021
Trellis Foundation
December 2021
University Medical Center of El Paso
December 2021
Workforce Solutions Borderplex
December 2021
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
September 2021
Texas Workforce Commission, Wagner Peyser
September 2021
WestStar Bank
September 2021
Eddie Garcia/ONE Gas Foundation
June 2021
Program Graduate (RQB Fund) Alan Medina
June 2021
Eddie Garcia
May 2021
El Paso Electric Co.
May 2021
MIMCO, Inc.
April 2021
Program Graduate (RQB Fund) Jennifer Kuiper
March 2021
Program Graduate (RQB Fund) Sinai Perez
March 2021
University Presbyterian Church
March 2021
Program Graduate (RQB Fund) Diana Esquivel
January 2021
Paso del Norte Community Foundation (El Paso Giving Day Match)
January 2021