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Mother's Day Luncheon

Tuesday, May 13, 1:30 pm

The 2025 Cherry Pie Awards goes to

American Citizens Services, U.S. Embassy, Mexico City

BECOME A MEMBER AND SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER to stay in touch with the American Community in Mexico City. Sloan Starke and her children enjoyed hot dogs, baked beans and Pinche Gringo potato salad and coleslaw at our 4th of July celebraton. 

OUR SERVICES

The ABS opened its doors on Washington's Birthday, February 22, 1868. Its purpose: "To support American citizens of good behavior, that due to illness are unable to work or that might be in a bad financial condition."

At that first meeting 25 members paid $2 apiece to help carry out the mission of The ABS. We continue to rely upon membership dues and donations to carry out our work.

In this gallery we highlight a few of our beneficiaries.

A final resting place for U. S. and Mexican citizens

The American Cemetery | Panteon Americano was founded by The ABS in 1898 as a final resting place for Americans living in Mexico City. The cemetery is open to the public from 8 am to 4 pm 365 days. Walking through the cemetery you will find Mexican and U. S. citizens lying side by side for eternity. Calzada Mexico-Tacuba 115, Miguel Hidalgo

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© 2024 The American Benevolent Society

The American Benevolent Society I.A.P.
Located inside Christ Church
Montes Escandinavos 405
Colonia Lomas de Chapultepec
Miguel Hidalgo 11000 CDMX
M-Th 10-4, F 10-3

55.5540.5123
55.5202.1640
info@absmex.org

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