Empowering
Rural Resilience
Viva Resource bridges the gap between rural communities and essential life-changing services through direct advocacy, education, and shared local resources.




Our Pillars
Emergency Response
Immediate crisis intervention and logistical support for families facing sudden hardship, disasters, or unforeseen transitions.
Food Security
Sustainable nutritional programs and partnerships with local producers to ensure no rural family goes without healthy meals.
Health and Safety
Connecting isolated populations to preventive care, mental health resources, and safety education workshops.
Community Engagement
Building social capital through volunteerism, community events, and leadership development within rural hubs.
Continuous Improvement
Data-driven approaches to refine our impact and scale successful programs to reach more underserved areas effectively.
Meet Our Founders
The visionaries behind our mission.

Eva Leon
Co-Founder & Director
With over 15 years of experience in social work and community development, Eva has dedicated her life to ensuring that geographic isolation never equals isolation from opportunity. Her strategic vision has shaped Viva into the resilient organization it is today.
Monserrat Mendoza
Co-Founder & Strategic Lead
Monserrat brings a unique background in public health policy and local advocacy. Her focus on bilingual accessibility and data-driven impact ensures that every dollar donated to Viva translates into measurable improvement for rural community members.

Trusted Partners & Collaborators
Driving Change,
Building Futures
Our mission is to create a safety net that is both strong and flexible. We work at the intersection of local government, private partnerships, and grassroots energy to ensure no rural resident is left behind.
Engagement Pathways
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Ambassador Program
Lead from the front. Our ambassadors act as the primary liaison between Viva and their specific rural township.
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Volunteer Program
Hands-on support. From distributing resources to assisting with health fairs, your time makes a massive difference.
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How to Get Involved
Not sure where to start? Check our guide on corporate partnerships, legacy giving, and localized advocacy.
Learn MoreFree resources and help in Spanish
Food, housing, healthcare, free workshops and legal referrals for Latino and Spanish-speaking families in El Paso County.
Frequently asked questions
What services does Viva Resource offer?
Food assistance, housing support, healthcare navigation, free educational workshops, emergency support and referrals to trusted legal services. Everything is free of charge.
Is Viva Resource a nonprofit?
Yes. Viva Resource is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Who can receive help?
Any resident of El Paso County, Colorado. Services are free and there is no cost to request them.
What areas do you serve?
El Paso County, Colorado: Peyton (headquarters), Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Fountain, Monument and surrounding rural communities.
Where are you located?
Our headquarters is at 13055 Bradshaw Drive #301, Peyton, CO 80831.
How can I get help?
Fill out the form on our Get Help page with what your family needs and a team member follows up to coordinate. You can also call 211 for immediate resource referrals.
Are services available in Spanish?
Yes. Our team is bilingual and every program is offered in English and Spanish.
How can I volunteer or donate?
Visit Get Involved to sign up as a volunteer, or Donate to make a tax-deductible contribution.
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