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Think New Mexico |
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Santa Fe, New Mexico / $25,000 |
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It has been nearly impossible
for New Mexico families to shop
for the highest quality, most
affordable health care. Seeking
to address the problem of health
care affordability, Think New
Mexico’s health care
transparency effort aims to make
the prices and quality metrics
of common
medical procedures at New Mexico
hospitals transparent on a
user-friendly public website. To
reform capital outlay in New
Mexico, Think New Mexico will
research, develop, and raise
awareness about an improved
method that the state could use
to prioritize and fund needed
public infrastructure while
avoiding partisan political
conflict. |
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Vietnam Project |
Santa Fe, New Mexico /
$2,000
(Discretionary
Grant) |
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Watermelon Mountain
Ranch |
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Rio Rancho, New
Mexico / $8,000 |
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Watermelon Mountain Ranch’s
mission is to make a positive
difference in the lives
of abandoned, abused and
unwanted animals through rescue,
recovery,
compassionate care, and
permanent placement into loving
homes. It is our belief
that all living creatures should
be treated with respect,
therefore we promote the
positive benefits of the animal
and human bond through
children’s education,
interaction and therapeutic
programs. Our Animal Outreach
Program for Teens
at Risk recognized the need to
reach out to teens that are
being seen in the juvenile
justice
system. |
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Wise Fool New Mexico |
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Santa Fe, New Mexico / $15,000 |
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Wise Fool’s Circus Comes to
School program is important to
youth in Santa Fe because Santa
Fe schools provide limited
access to both arts and positive
physical activity. Circus arts
meet both these needs, providing
students
non-competitive physical
challenge and self-expression
through visual and performing
arts. Circus Comes to School
serves a 76% economically
disadvantaged, 80% Hispanic or |
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Native American, and
13% disabled population. The
Circus Comes to School program
is a cornerstone of Wise Fool’s
Youth Movement initiative. |
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Women’s International
Study Center (WISC) |
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Santa Fe, New Mexico / $25,000 |
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WISC concerns itself with the
status of women throughout the
world in their public and
private spheres. It examines
areas in which women excel and
seeks thoughtful observations
and solutions to areas in which
they fall behind. The center is
dedicated to inspiring and
enabling women around the world
to achieve
their full potential.
WISC honors women’s
accomplishments, supports earch,
and facilitates
intergenerational,
multi-cultural and
cross-disciplinary dialogue.
Programs are characterized by
exemplary speakers at the top of
their fields, emerging voices,
and focus on dialog and
conversation. |
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The Hopi School |
Hotevilla, Arizona /
$2,000
(Discretionary
Grant) |
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Columbine Unitarian
Universalist Church |
Littleton, Colorado /
$2,000
(Discretionary
Grant) |
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