Filipino American Foundation of New Mexico

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Filipino American Foundation of New Mexico

The Filipino-American Foundation of New Mexico (FAFNM) is dedicated to preserving Filipino cultural values and historical heritage. It aims to improve the well-being of Filipinos through educational, health, and economic support services. FAFNM’s approach fosters community growth and individual empowerment within the Filipino community.

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Recent Posts

Fiesta Filipina 2021

The City of Albuquerque and the Filipino American Foundation of New Mexico (FAFNM) presented the Celebration of the International Day focusing on the Philippines on Sept. 22, 2021 at the New Mexico Veterans Memorial Park for two hours. The event was emceed by Vicky Adaoag, a board member of FAFNM with invocation by Rev. Fr.… Read More
Santacruzan 2021

After missing the 2020 Santacruzan due to the Covid19 pandemic, the Filipino American Foundation of New Mexico (FAFNM) revived the annual celebration of Santacruzan on May 30, 2021, Sunday at the St. Theresa’s Catholic Church, attended by around 200 people. Anna Shibuya was Reyna Elena and Ethan Esparza was King Constantine (photo below). The event… Read More
2021 in Review

Festivals and Celebrations this year (FAFNM) Sept. 22, International Day at the Veterans Memorial Park: Fiesta Filipino (International Day) June, Independence Day, San Ignacio’s Church. May 30, Annual Santacruzan, St. Theresa’s Church. Santacruzan Farewell to the People we lost this year Nov. 7 and Nov. 16. Farewell to Mary Jane Licayan Anderson who passed away… Read More