Community Partners

Masa Madrina builds community through food. And a thriving local food system is literally impossible without farmers. Albuquerque is blessed with a thriving local farming & food culture. We are happy to work with these farmers, ranchers, and makers.

AT LEAST 80% of our ingredients come from local producers.

A incomplete list of farms, farmers, makers and small biz wizards we work/have worked with/ love and would 100% reccomend:

ABQ Free Fridge

ABQ Mutual Aid

ABQ Resilience Box — Albuquerque, NM

Ashokra Farm — North Valley, NM

Chispas Farm — Atrisco, NM

Downtown Growers Market — Albuquerque, NM

Farm Shark, pickles, pop-ups, & farm — South Valley, NM

Farm of Song — South Valley, NM

Gravity Bound Brewing — Albuquerque, NM

The Kitchen Table, commercial kitchen space — Santa Fe, NM

Mago’s Farm — Albuquerque & Lemitar, NM

Metal Fingers Chocolate — Albuquerque, NM

Mudhoney, homemade ice cream— Albuquerque, NM

People, Planet, Refill, refill/ zero-waste shop — Albuquerque, NM

 Polk’s Folly Farm — Cedar Crest, NM

Reunity Resources — Santa Fe, NM

Rio Grande Community Farm — Los Poblanos Open Space, Albuquerque, NM

Seedpod Design — Albuquerque, NM

Space Dog Farms — Albuquerque, NM

The Sprouting Kitchen, farm-based cooking classes — Albuquerque, NM

Sunday Bagels — Albuquerque, NM

The Sunroom, personal cooking — Santa Fe, NM

Three Sisters Kitchen — Albuquerque, NM

Tiny Grocer ABQ — Albuquerque, NM

Tres Hermanas Refugee Farm — Los Poblanos Open Space, Albuquerque, NM

Will’s Wood Works — Albuquerque, NM

Yappy Dog Farm — South Valley, NM

Valencia Flour Mill - 100% of our baked goods are made with this New Mexico-grown and milled flour. This is the last operational mill in the entire state — Valencia, NM

Past Projects

Established in 2020, the ABQ Resilience box celebrated its third annual box dispersement in November, 2022. For every box purchased, a local food box is “redistributed” in community. The boxes also include a zine produced and published by farmers filled with art, words, and recipes to further engage with our land, people, and ecology of the Middle Rio Grande Valley. In 2022, 200 boxes and $15,000 were circulated (and re-circulated) in the local economy as a result of this project.

Our community partners for 2022 were students and families at the Rio Grande High School and folks at Pueblo Resurgents. Rio Grande High School is an APS high school located in the South Valley that has an agricultural program that allows students to engage with local food practices. Pueblo Resurgents is an Indigenous owned and operated New Mexico based co-operation that is dedicated to the relationship between land and its inhabitants. 

Find more info at @abqresiliencebox.