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Mission Partnerships is a team brimming with knowledge and expertise, and each of our associates earns the spotlight for their contribution to our success.
A team-oriented approach
With a team-oriented approach, we treat our partners like family. At Mission Partnerships, positive teamwork is an integral part of our culture; we work together to achieve outstanding results. At the heart of this belief is a dedication to ensuring that all our representatives can work within safe, courteous, and inclusive environments regardless of where they work. We ask everyone to add to our safety culture by taking care of themselves and looking out for those around them by immediately addressing problems, or concerns. From the first moment that someone begins a career with Mission Partnerships, they will find that they are given respect for their views and are welcomed into the team.
Philanthropy is our passion
Effective philanthropy takes well-orchestrated partnerships among community stakeholders, contributors and nonprofit organizations that align interests and financial resources toward an anticipated outcome. At Mission Partnerships, we are passionate and dedicated to giving back to society and promoting community engagement. So wherever a nonprofit foundation has a fundraising event requirement, we always try to make it happen. Our goal is to maximize the power of giving. We work with private donors and nonprofit organizations to leverage their resources and ideas to impact the communities they serve significantly.
Aiding others in self-development
A flourishing organization is always on the learning curve. After all, curiosity is one of the driving forces at Mission Partnerships, and we want our employees to be lifelong learners. We love encouraging our team to live a prosperous and fulfilling career. At Mission Partnerships, our goal is to ensure our partners thrive and, in turn, our charity partners their employees and channel partners reach their highest potential. It is important that we provide our people with professional and personal growth prospects. We utilize training and assessments to clarify our focus and resources on what employees want to learn.
Monica
Born in a family from Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua MX, Monica was born in Amarillo, TX. She spent most of her childhood life with loved ones in Ciudad Juarez but later relocated to her hometown El Paso, TX, after her father's unfortunate passing. She was brought up in poverty by a single mother whose highest level of education was elementary school. Her mother instilled ethical morals in Monica from a young age, such as respect, family, honesty, integrity, humility, generosity, kindness and work ethic.
Monica has studied Psychology and Business at St. Mary's University in San Antonio, TX. She graduated in 2015 and has worked in various charity, marketing, business development and training roles, all while helping orphans at Casa Hogar Amor Extremo A.X. A.C. in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. Monica's family began the orphanage in Ciudad Juarez from their home in response to a group of 15 kids who had grown emotionally connected to her aunt and uncle. From there, over the years, the orphanage grew and expanded.
About El Paso:
El Paso is a border town, meeting at West Texas's westernmost point and sits the Rio Grande on the U.S.-Mexico border. This city also shares a culture with its south of the border neighbor, Ciudad Juárez. El Paso was the city tourists visited to attend the Mexican Revolution play-out just over the border in Juárez in 1911.
El Paso has a highly expanded industrial structure focusing on primary metals, petroleum and gas operations, food products, and garments. Its copper-lead custom smelter and electrolytic copper refinery process a significant portion of the nation's copper. Fort Bliss, the William Beaumont General Hospital, and nearby White Sands Missile Range also play an important role in increasing El Paso's economy. Also headquartered in El Paso are the Drug Enforcement Administration domestic field division 7, El Paso Intelligence Center, Joint Task Force North, United States Border Patrol El Paso Sector, and U.S. Border Patrol Special Operations Group.
The fact might seem surprising, given that the city is relatively poor, with a median household income of $40,800 and a poverty rate of 23.4 percent and a high community of immigrants. 20% of the people for whom poverty status is defined in El Paso, TX, live below the poverty line, which is higher than the national average of 13.1%. The largest demographic residing in poverty are women 25 - 34, followed by men 6 - 11, and then women 35 - 44. The most apparent racial or ethnic group existing below the poverty line in El Paso, TX, is Hispanic.
Today, El Paso is known for its significant military presence that Fort Bliss anchors, but it has an up-and-coming culinary scene on the flip side. With a burgeoning list of top-notch restaurants, museums, and theatres, this is a town worth getting to know.
About Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua
Ciudad Juárez is a Mexican city on the Rio Grande, just south of El Paso, Texas. Earlier known as El Paso del Norte, it was renamed in 1888 for the Mexican president Benito Juárez, who headquartered there in 1865–66 through his struggle against the French. Juárez is the seat of the Juárez Municipality with an approximated population of 1.5 million people.
Additionally, Juárez County possesses the second largest number of maquiladoras in Mexico. The community of almost 545,000 in 1980 had more than doubled by the beginning of the 21st century. However, city services have not kept up with the growing population, and for this reason, there was substantial environmental pollution, extensive squatter settlements in remote areas, and rising rates of violent crime.
Crime and violence remain a matter of concern throughout Chihuahua, especially in the south and Sierra Mountains, including Copper Canyon. In contrast, there is no evidence of convicts. Citizens moving to Ciudad Juarez and Chihuahua's city must be careful and protected against robbery, carjacking, theft, and burglary.
- Ciudad Juarez’s deadliest years:
- In 2010- 3,158 homicides
- In 2009- 2,667 homicides
- In 2011- 1,967 homicides
- In 2019- 1,500 homicides
- In 2018- 1,247 homicides
The Chihuahua state government and the Ciudad Juarez city government have taken steps to overcome extortion with mixed results. Large businesses (including manufacturing plants) are not safe from extortion. However, they are less likely to get targeted. A frequent extortion method involves a telephone call in which the perpetrators threaten to harm the person if they refuse to pay for protection. These telephone calls are often random and can begin from outside of the state, sometimes from inside Mexican prisons.
Casa Hogar Amor Extremo AX A.C.:
Casa Hogar Amor Extremo is a civil organization established on August 22, 2011. Its goal was to offer shelter, food, academic education, and values services to adolescents and young people at risk and disadvantage. Since then, 180 minors, children, adolescents, and young people have been encouraged to complete their primary, secondary, and preparatory education and start their university education.
Casa Hogar Amor Extremo helps people improve their lives by bringing vast knowledge resources directly to individuals, communities and businesses. Casa Hogar Amor Extremo has been changing according to the city's needs. For years, it has helped grow people's economy by equipping residents with the information they need to do their jobs better, raise healthy and safe families, strengthen their communities and empower our children to dream of a successful future.
We are incredibly proud to be associated with such a great organization. We work hard with our beneficiaries to feel proud of being Juarenses or living in Juarez and represent our city with honor and represent all the good things. The best part is that young people who were beneficiaries of our program at one-time work together to improve the disadvantage and risk that many children live in our city.
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