NMCF

Spotlight on NM PBS ¡COLORES!

Spotlight on NM PBS ¡COLORES! As part of our commitment to community, NMCF acts as a fiscal sponsor to over 30 small nonprofits across our state. As such, NMCF provides its tax-exempt status and administrative support to smaller projects or groups doing related charitable work. This allows them to receive grants and tax-deductible donations while […]

Letter from the President – January, 2026

Letter from the President – January, 2026 Happy New Year! We are excited to welcome 2026 and begin the year by reembracing our original name- New Mexico Community Foundation.  Our Board’s decision to restore “Community” to our full name reflects our commitment to a core element of our work and mission: centering and supporting all communities and people […]

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Spotlight on the Brown Spindler DAF

Spotlight on the Brown Spindler DAF In 2020, Linda Brown and Rob Spindler retired to the mountains of Catron County, New Mexico after having lived and worked in the Phoenix area for decades. Rob had served as Head of Special Collections and Archivist for Arizona State University, while Linda worked in non-profit organizations dedicated to […]

New Mexico Foundation Announces $559,520 in Grants from the Anchorum Community Health Funds

New Mexico Foundation Announces $559,520 in Grants from the Anchorum Community Health Funds The New Mexico Foundation (NMF) is awarding $559,520 in grants to support nonprofit organizations working across our priority areas of rural and Indigenous communities, and the environment in New Mexico. These grants help address people experiencing homelessness, providing basic needs, improving community […]

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Meet our Fiscally Sponsored Organization: Radiant Healing Together

Meet our Fiscally Sponsored Organization: Radiant Healing Together New Mexico Foundation is the fiscal sponsor to a variety of organizations. This month, we are featuring Radiant Healing Together (RHT) which provides a supportive and empowering community for individuals affected by breast cancer. Given that 46% of New Mexico households are ALICE (see Justin’s letter above), […]