STACK Infrastructure, a global data center developer and operator, has donated $50,000 to the Community Foundation of Southern New Mexico to support flood relief and recovery in Doña Ana County and nearby communities, the company announced.
The gift follows STACK’s emergency work with the Camino Real Regional Utility Authority after severe flooding damaged water and wastewater infrastructure. The company supplied bypass pumps for emergency wastewater operations, restored access to critical well sites and protected exposed water supply lines.
“Southern New Mexico is my home. I’ve seen firsthand how this community comes together during difficult times,” said Tessa Abeyta, STACK’s director of community engagement for the Americas. Juan Crosby, the utility authority’s executive director, said the loaned pumps helped prevent wastewater spills after flooding damaged aging manholes, and that STACK crews repaired eroded roads to well sites and backfilled exposed water lines on the Mesa.
The community foundation will manage the donation to address immediate needs and longer-term recovery.
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STACK says it continues to work with local leaders and partners to find other ways to help as rebuilding moves forward.
Why It Matters
The emergency work helped keep water and wastewater service running for Doña Ana County residents and businesses after the flooding.
