Our Top Supporter: Rep. Rick Miera Helping Keep Kids' Dreams Alive
New Mexico State Representative Rick Miera (District 11, Bernalillo County), pictured at left, has been the No. 1 leader in the state legislature for getting New Mexico Youth Day recognized as an official holiday. He was also instrumental in getting state funding for New Mexico Youth Day activities in 2008 (for following years, Prime Time's youth advisors decided to run their own fundraisers and not seek state money as their contribution to help the state's budget crisis).
As chairman of the legislature's Education Committee, Rep. Miera has been a leading advocate for the youth of New Mexico, and we will always appreciate his leadership in making Youth Day an official state holiday.
Our Top Partners
The companies and organizations highlighted below have provided significant support for Prime Time For the Kids, For the Kids. Their generous congributions have been critical in making New Mexico Youth Day activities a success, and we thank them for their help.
Perez Collision Centers
Jordan Perez, left, and his brother Aaron are both excited about the New Mexico Youth Day and have donated to the cause. Perez Collision Center II-Car Certified collision Center has been in business for over 25 years, and their love for giving back to the community is just part of their success over the years.
I.A.F.F. Local 244
International Association of Fire Fighters Local 244 has helped out with permits for this year's New Mexico Youth Day. We are also looking forward to a repeat appearance of a fire truck, which was a great hit last year.
Batteries Plus
Thanks to Batteries Plus for a very nice discount on our two-way radio.
Trillo Tires
Trillo Tires has generously helped out Prime Time For the Kids, For the Kids on two trailer tires.
UNM Lobos Basketball
We're very excited to announce that some players from the UNM Lobos will make an appearance at New Mexico Youth Day this year!
Aaron's Community
Outreach Program
Aaron's has donated bottled water for this year's New Mexico Youth Day.
Aaron's corporate giving is coordinated by Aaron's Community Outreach Program. To read more about this program, click here.
Ahern Rentals
Ahern Rentals has provided an industrial-sized generator for use at the New Mexico Youth Day celebration.
To view Ahern Rentals' Web site, click here.
Reddy Ice and Sandia Ice
Reddy Ice has donated 50 large bags of ice, and their local distributor, Sandia Ice, has loaned a cooler to store the ice for the day.
To view Reddy Ice's Web site, click here.
Sam's Club
Sam's Club has donated bottled water and snacks for this year's New Mexico Youth Day.
To view the Web site for Sam's Club, click here.
Creamland Dairy
Creamland Dairy is giving 1,000 popsicles to the New Mexico Youth Day celebration.
Click here to visit Creamland's Web site.
Hinkle Family Fun Center
Hinkle Family Fun Center has made a radio ad buy to help publicize this year's New Mexico Youth Day. Listen for them starting this Monday. Hinkle Family Fun Center is another long-time supporter that has really stepped it up this year.
Click here to visit Hinkle's Web site.
American General Media
Public Service Announcements for New Mexico Youth Day will be running on two radio stations owned by American General Media. Listen for them on OMG 97.7 and Power 106. We are also indebted to Gina Gonzales at AGM for connecting us with Hinkle Family Fun Center for funding of paid advertising.
Click here to visit American General Media's Web site.
Garcia's Tents and Events
Garcia's Tents and Events has helped out Prime Time For the Kids, For the Kids over the years with equipment for Youth Day events. This year they are continuing the tradition by renting a tent and chairs at an exceedingly generous discount.
To visit Garcia's Tents' Web site, click here.
WalMart
Walmart has provided food, school supplies, and a host of other items for Prime Time For the Kids, For the Kids. Walmart has shown its dedication to youth in communities across the nation through its own charitable foundation, and we are fortunate to have benefited from their generosity.
To learn more about Walmart's philanthropy through the Walmart Foundation, click here.
New Mexico Community FaithLinks
Community FaithLinks (CFL) supports youth by coordinating tutoring and after-school programs for students in Albuquerque. They have also been faithful supporters of New Mexico Youth Day, and they have always been ready to help us.
To read more about CFL, click here.
Monte Carlo Steakhouse
3916 Central Ave. SW
Albuquerque, NM 87105
The locally owned Monte Carlo Steakhouse, have provided food and other items for every New Mexico Youth Day event Prime Time has sponsored. To read more about what they're doing this year, click here.
AIP
Associated Insurance Professionals has helped Prime Time For the Kids, For the Kids with insurance for all its events.
To read more about AIP, click here
Albuquerque Public Schools
APS has been very helpful with providing venues for New Mexico Youth Day events. This year John Adams Middle School will be the site for our Youth Day celebration.
La Familia, Inc.
La Familia is a non-profit social service agency that helps children in New Mexico. They provide adoption, treatment foster care, and outpatient counseling services.
To read more about them, click here
Our other supporters
It takes a city to put on big events and run programs with little or no city or state funding. The organizations listed below have helped out Prime Time For the Kids, For the Kids in many ways over the years. We are grateful for their support.
Municipalities
 City of Albuquerque New Mexico |
Agencies and Non-Profits
 Albuquerque Ambulance Albuququerque, NM |
 American Legion Post 13 |
American Legion Post 72 |
American Legion Post 99 |
 Albuquerque Geographic Information Systems |
 United South Broadway Corporation |
Businesses
 D.K. Hoopsters Basketball Co. Albuquerque, NM |
 El Modelo Resturante Albuququerque, NM |
Prime Time For the Kids, For the Kids is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization registered in the state of New Mexico.
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