Ataco

A VIP visitor from Sister City Ataco El Salvador dropped by Fountain Hills on her way to visit family in LA. While here she met up with key members of the Fountain Hills Sister Cities team associated with managing and promoting the Sister City Ataco partnership.

Fountain Hills Sister Cities Ataco Chair Byron Roman recently stopped in Ataco, El Salvador, during his travels to Guatemala for a family visit. While in Ataco, Byron met with former Mayor Oscar Gomez, and participated in handing out food packages, part of a previous 2024-2025 fund raising campaign.

Follow the Ruta de las Flores through the temperate highlands of El Salvador, to Sister City Ataco, discovering flower-filled landscapes, charming small towns — and the country’s best cup of coffee.

FH Sister Cities participates in yet another Ataco fundraiser sponsored by the Hispanic Rotary Club of Phoenix, and hosted by El Salvadoreno Restaurant #3 in Phoenix.

Fountain Hills Sister Cities provides support to sister city Ataco with its first check associated with our “Meals For Elders” Program.

Fountain Hills Sister Cities hosts a fundraiser for its sister city Ataco El Salvador, to assist with food packages for its elderly citizens who’s cash crops have been negatively impacted by local natural disasters.

Fountain Hills Sister Cities and local volunteers in Ataco gather in remembrance of two separate trips by Fountain Hills volunteers to construct shelter homes for local Ataco families in need.

Mayor Gomez accepts Fountain Hills Sister Cities donation of $2,000, and $5,000 from the Arizona Consular Corps.

Stephany Pueschel of Midfirst Bank and Christine Colley of FHSC coordinated a $2,000 wire transfer to benefit our Sister City Ataco.

The US Ambassador, Ronald Johnson, and his wife Alina Johnson were delighted by the recommendation of 40,000 Salvadoran users to visit Ataco in the west of the country.