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Kitchen Angels |
Santa Fe, New Mexico / $25,000
(Multiyear Grant) |
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Kitchen Angels delivers free,
freshly prepared meals five days
a week to homebound, chronically
ill individuals. Each meal
contains a soup or salad, an
entrée, dessert or fruit, and
whole-grain bread. We also
provide whole fresh fruit for
snacks, protein supplements by
requests, and frozen entrees for
weekends. Meals meet individual
dietary needs and follow one of
six dietary tracks. We have
prepared and delivered over
834,150 meals to more than 4,224
home-bound people. |
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New Mexico School for
the Arts |
Santa Fe, New
Mexico / $25,000
(Multiyear Grant) |
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New Mexico Suicide
Intervention Project
(NMSIP) |
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Santa Fe, New
Mexico / $10,000 |
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NMSIP was founded in 1994 in
response to concern about the
increasing numbers of suicides
among youth in Santa Fe County.
New Mexico youth have among the
highest rates in the nation for
suicide ideation attempts, as
well as other behaviors
associated with suicide risk.
New Mexico Suicide Intervention
Project services include family
therapy and suicide risk
assessments; suicide prevention
training for students, school
staff, parents and other adults;
Intensive Group Counseling and
Skills Training for youth with
multiple high-risk behaviors;
and crisis intervention. |
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New Mexico Wildlife
Center |
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Espanola, New
Mexico / $15,000 |
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This New Mexico Wildlife Center
program offers place-based
science education through agreements with local school
districts that meet state and
national science standards. The
students participate throughout
the year.
Additionally, summer science
camps, and a school-year science
club engages local students in
hands-on science research.
Program goal is to engage 100+
students in standards-based science education with
experiential and place-based curriculum. |
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New Vistas Early
Childhood Program |
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Santa Fe, New
Mexico / $15,000 |
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Providing stable, responsive,
nurturing relationships to
overcome developmental
compromises and delays in the
earliest years of life can
prevent or even reverse the
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effects of early life
stress, with lifelong
benefits for learning,
behavior, and health.
New Vistas provides
early intervention
services to infants and
toddlers who have
developmental
compromises or delays
while addressing the
special needs within the
relational context of
their families. |
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Outside In |
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Santa Fe, New
Mexico / $15,000 |
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Since the founding in 1995,
Outside In has responded to
ever-growing requests for
performances and presentations
to people in shelters,
residential treatment
facilities, nursing homes,
correctional facilities, and
other institutions where people
would not have access to the
arts. Outside In has gradually
shifted its programming focus
towards New Mexico’s elderly
population. Our total outreach
to seniors is greater than any
other time of our history. |
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Planned Parenthood
of
the Rocky Mountains
(PPNM) |
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Albuquerque, New
Mexico / $25,000 |
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New Mexico’s teen pregnancy rate
is currently the highest in the
nation. Teen pregnancy puts
teens and their children at
higher risk for poverty, high
school dropout, and health
problems, according to the
National Campaign to Prevent
Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy. To
qualify for a well-paying job in
the increasingly competitive
marketplace, it is more
important than ever for teens to
graduate from high school. To
combat these startling
statistics, PPNM designed the
Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention
Program, an education program
that gives New Mexico’s teens
the skills and information they
need to avoid teen pregnancy. |
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Reel Fathers |
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Santa Fe, New
Mexico / $7,000 |
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There is a crisis of father
absence and alienation in Santa
Fe which mirrors the nation,
where more than one of every
three children lives absent from
their biological father. Reel
Fathers’ goal is to support men
in becoming more fulfilled as
fathers by learning how to play
and spend rewarding time with
their child. Reading aloud,
dreaming up and telling stories,
and making art, are some of the
simple, creative, low or no-cost
activities dads will experience
and be encouraged to continue at
home with their child. |
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Santa Fe Farmers Market
Institute (SFFMI) |
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Santa Fe, New
Mexico / $10,000 |
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The initial goal of the Santa Fe
Farmers Market Institute was to
raise funding to build the
Market Building in the Railyard,
which now provides agricultural
producers a permanent, year-round venue for
selling their products directly
to the public. The Institute
continues to manage that
facility, and conducts community education and outreach to bring
more people to the Market and
raise awareness of the benefits
of healthy, local food. As
landlord, the SFFMI maintains a
permanent home for farm sales to serve more than 200,000 shoppers
annually. |
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Santa Fe Farmers Market
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New Mexico Wildlife Center |
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Santa Fe Opera / Active
Learning through Opera
Project |
Santa Fe, New
Mexico / $15,000
(Multiyear Grant) |
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Santa Fe Performing Arts
(SFPA) |
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Santa Fe, New
Mexico / $10,000 |
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SFPA’s programs provide children
of all ages with a vehicle for
the development of self-esteem.
When a child is aware of their
own worth, it keeps them from
endangering themselves with
drugs or gang involvement.
Performing arts also helps
children build
communication and
problem-solving skills to deal
with other issues such as
bullying, teen
suicide and challenges facing
LGBTQ youth. The goal of SFPA is
to help kids at risk succeed and
provide an opportunity for safe,
diverse, and creative
educational programs that
connect
children and youth with caring
adults during non-school hours. |
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St. Vincent’s Hospital
Foundation / Hospital
Expansion Project |
Santa Fe, New
Mexico / $208,333
(Multiyear Grant) |
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Young Fathers Santa Fe
(YFSF) |
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Santa Fe, New
Mexico / $15,000 |
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YFSF began in December 2009 and
is a five year, well established
organization in Santa Fe. Its
goals are to increase the
opportunities to promote
community and agency awareness
of the importance of fathers in
the lives of their children.
YFST strives to address the
importance of fostering fathers’
involvement in the family in
order to ensure the welfare of
their children. This focus is
particularly important with
young teen fathers. The
objective is to broaden
community awareness of the
developmental needs of young
males as they assume their roles
as young fathers. |
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From the Heart
Productions, Inc. |
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Oxnard Shores,
California / $20,000
(Discretionary Grant) |
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VIDAS |
Littleton, Colorado /
$25,000
(Out-of-Cycle
Grant) |
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Oxford College of Emory |
Atlanta, Georgia /
$2,500
(Discretionary
Grant) |
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