February 1st marked the beginning of Black History Month, and in that honor, we have committed to celebrating each day by uplifting black voices, sharing black owned businesses, important figures, organizations, educational opportunities, and so forth in our Instagram stories!

This past year was monumental for social activism. We saw the importance of the #blacklivesmatter movement, along with more frequent discussion of dismantling systemic racism and the very long-overdue attention nationwide in addressing these issues. 

This month, we celebrate the countless contributions, stories of the beautiful resiliency of communities that are often overlooked. They are fundamental to this country.
Check out our IG stories for a daily feature!

Our water drop team works tirelessly weekend after weekend to make sure that anyone who is in need of water or a care package might come across these life saving supplies.

On the top right photo you can see that the entire drop station was completely consumed, or supplies taken from this station. Our Water Drop directors, and even some of the advanced volunteers, scout new routes often in order to reach new areas that may be in need of supplies. The bottom left photo is what a newly replenished site can look like. We always hope someone in need comes across these sites. 

Our team cleans up the desert every time they go out and they return with several pounds of trash at a time. 

Thank you to everyone who donates to our Water Drop program so we may continue our mission!

Click the Donate Now button below to donate. 

Alexa is a teenager who was facing deportation due to a past lawyer's error. Through our program, and the work of attorney Fabiola Navarro, Alexa’s deportation was halted and she was able to receive the very first green card!

Alexa was able to both graduate high school, and go off to college with legal permanent residency!! We are so very grateful to everyone who ha supported this program, we share this victory with you!

 Gracias Fabiola!

You or someone you love can be featured in our next 'Angels Around Us'.
Nominate them and let us know how they have an impact in their community.
What are you waiting for? Send us an email!

Join us for this critical discussion with Chula Vista Residents, Brian Hofer of Secure Justice, Lilly Irani of Tech Workers Coalition, our own Dulce Garcia of Border Angels, moderated by Mejgan Afshan of Borderlands for Equity on the usage of Automatic License Plate Reader's (ALPR) by the Chula Vista Police Department.
Spanish translation will be provided.
Online Forum go to Bit.ly/CVpublicforum

 One of the best ways to help Border Angels’ mission is holding a fundraiser on our behalf! It is because of the support of all our followers and countless fundraisers we were able to accomplish so much of our life-saving work last year.

We’ve put together everything you need to know from ideas to instructions of how to start yours in our Fundraising Toolkit.

Click the link below to get started:
https://www.borderangels.org/fundraise.html

By Horacio Renteria
 

To read click link below!

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/feb/08/us-ice-immigration-customs-enforcement-haiti-deportations?fbclid=IwAR10LBq2ygZFRSp2rteqh6BbEuSPJBJrM1VyHEWOijh3sPG7YF4csVEFW68

By John Washington

To read click link below!