While the Rodeo X Rigs events focus on overlander and offroad vehicles, the community there is very connected to the aspects of freedom and mobility associated with our mission. Some of our rigs will surely be fully overland capable and connecting with the community here will be great for us.

We are planning to attend most, if not all, of the Rodeo X Rigs events to meet more supporters and learn/support the Rodeo X Rigs mission. All of the dates are on our calendar now but we will confirm them as we get closer.

While the Rodeo X Rigs events focus on overlander and offroad vehicles, the community there is very connected to the aspects of freedom and mobility associated with our mission. Some of our rigs will surely be fully overland capable and connecting with the community here will be great for us.

We are planning to attend most, if not all, of the Rodeo X Rigs events to meet more supporters and learn/support the Rodeo X Rigs mission. All of the dates are on our calendar now but we will confirm them as we get closer.

While the Rodeo X Rigs events focus on overlander and offroad vehicles, the community there is very connected to the aspects of freedom and mobility associated with our mission. Some of our rigs will surely be fully overland capable and connecting with the community here will be great for us.

We are planning to attend most, if not all, of the Rodeo X Rigs events to meet more supporters and learn/support the Rodeo X Rigs mission. All of the dates are on our calendar now but we will confirm them as we get closer.

In 2007, the Desert United Luncheons came to life as a response to the housing market crash and the economic hardship that swept through our local community, affecting businesses and entrepreneurs alike. Witnessing the struggle of fellow business owners and the toll it took on families, the founder, Mario Hernandez, was compelled to contribute to the recovery efforts. Together with his dedicated team, they pooled resources to establish the Desert United Luncheons, a gathering place for local professionals and business owners to foster connections, both personal and professional.

Going on their 17th year of hosting these monthly luncheons, they consistently draw 80 to 150 attendees each time. They aim to unite a diverse crowd of professionals, ranging from retailers, hospitality establishments, and contractors to service providers, nonprofits, and aspiring college students. The central objective is simple yet powerful: to build robust relationships and expand our collective resources.

In 2007, the Desert United Luncheons came to life as a response to the housing market crash and the economic hardship that swept through our local community, affecting businesses and entrepreneurs alike. Witnessing the struggle of fellow business owners and the toll it took on families, the founder, Mario Hernandez, was compelled to contribute to the recovery efforts. Together with his dedicated team, they pooled resources to establish the Desert United Luncheons, a gathering place for local professionals and business owners to foster connections, both personal and professional.

Going on their 17th year of hosting these monthly luncheons, they consistently draw 80 to 150 attendees each time. They aim to unite a diverse crowd of professionals, ranging from retailers, hospitality establishments, and contractors to service providers, nonprofits, and aspiring college students. The central objective is simple yet powerful: to build robust relationships and expand our collective resources.

The 11th Annual Veterans Expo to be held on Saturday April 6th at the Cathedral City Corps of The Salvation Army located at 30-400 Landau Blvd.

Please help us get the word out to everyone about this great free event honoring veterans and providing lots of information about benefits. Not to mention a great free lunch and the Gallery of Heroes!

In 2007, the Desert United Luncheons came to life as a response to the housing market crash and the economic hardship that swept through our local community, affecting businesses and entrepreneurs alike. Witnessing the struggle of fellow business owners and the toll it took on families, the founder, Mario Hernandez, was compelled to contribute to the recovery efforts. Together with his dedicated team, they pooled resources to establish the Desert United Luncheons, a gathering place for local professionals and business owners to foster connections, both personal and professional.

Going on their 17th year of hosting these monthly luncheons, they consistently draw 80 to 150 attendees each time. They aim to unite a diverse crowd of professionals, ranging from retailers, hospitality establishments, and contractors to service providers, nonprofits, and aspiring college students. The central objective is simple yet powerful: to build robust relationships and expand our collective resources.

CV Giving Day brings the region together as one community, raising money and awareness for local nonprofits in the Coachella Valley. Through our partnerships with local donors, nonprofits, and community members, we are dedicated to the promise of creating a strong and prosperous future for our community.

Coachella Valley's annual CV Giving Day will take place on March 5, 2024.

Simply search for “veterans” and you will find where you can donate to help Rescue + Residence work to end veteran homelessness in the Coachella Valley and across Southern California.

In 2007, the Desert United Luncheons came to life as a response to the housing market crash and the economic hardship that swept through our local community, affecting businesses and entrepreneurs alike. Witnessing the struggle of fellow business owners and the toll it took on families, the founder, Mario Hernandez, was compelled to contribute to the recovery efforts. Together with his dedicated team, they pooled resources to establish the Desert United Luncheons, a gathering place for local professionals and business owners to foster connections, both personal and professional.

Going on their 17th year of hosting these monthly luncheons, they consistently draw 80 to 150 attendees each time. They aim to unite a diverse crowd of professionals, ranging from retailers, hospitality establishments, and contractors to service providers, nonprofits, and aspiring college students. The central objective is simple yet powerful: to build robust relationships and expand our collective resources.