LARSO Executive Director Ramon Garcia presents details about his organization’s plan to assist 70 senior residents in need of organizing, clearing debris, tidying their residences, and lifting their spirits. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Scene from the 100 Women Who Care – Los Alamos’ first quarterly charitable dinner event of 2026, Feb. 12 in the Student Center at UNM-Los Alamos. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Enterprise Bank & Trust President/Los Alamos Region Liddie Martinez, left, served as Emcee for the 100 Women Who Care – Los Alamos first quarterly dinner and giving event held Feb 12 at UNM-LA. Steering Committee Member Angie Bratton is at right. Enterprise Bank & Trust sponsored the charitable event. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Staff Report:
Now in its 11th year, 100 Women Who Care – Los Alamos gathered Feb. 12 in the Student Center at UNM-Los Alamos for its first quarterly charitable dinner event of 2026.
Enterprise Bank & Trust sponsored the charitable event, which included dinner for the women gathered. Enterprise Bank & Trust President/Los Alamos Region Liddie Martinez served as Emcee for the evening. She delivered welcoming remarks and introduced speakers from three local non-profit organizations, including Los Alamos Retired and Senior Organization (LARSO), Los Alamos Arts Council, and Pajarito Environmental Education Center.
The women selected LARSO following Executive Director Ramon Garcia’s presentation, during which he detailed his organization’s plan to assist 70 senior residents in need of organizing, clearing away debris, tidying up their residences, and lifting their spirits. The women donated $4,220 for LARSO’s noble project.
The group also listened to a cell phone talk from Mesa to Mesa Executive Director Jon Bulthuis, last quarter’s selected non-profit, in which he shared how the donation received was utilized.
Steering Committee members for 100 Women Who Care – Los Alamos include Angie Bratton, Carol A. Clark, Janet Lovato, Diana Martinez, and Jennifer Wetteland.
A big thank you to all the generous women in our community who care! We also thank the Los Alamos Community Foundation for serving as the fiscal agent for 100 Women Who Care – Los Alamos.
The next quarterly meeting is scheduled for May – watch for details coming soon.
Steering Committee member Diana Martinez holds the phone for the group to listen Mesa to Mesa Executive Director Jon Bulthuis, last quarter’s selected non-profit, share how the donation received was utilized. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Los Alamos Community Foundation (LACF) Executive Director Liz Martineau addresses the crowd. LAFC serves as the fiscal agent for 100 Women Who Care – Los Alamos. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com