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PB&J Family Services, Inc. |
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PB&J Family Services,
Inc. |
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Albuquerque, New Mexico / $15,000 |
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PB&J Family Services is New
Mexico’s ONLY child abuse
prevention and treatment agency
with the unique focus of
education and support for the
whole family. For 43 years, PB&J
has continued to serve both
parents and children. Free
transportation is necessary and
provided to the families. Very
few families own or have access
to the use of a car. PB&J has
found that consistent family
participation occurs when
transportation is available.
Optimal outcomes occur with
consistent attendance. |
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Puerto Seguro Safe
Harbor, Inc. |
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Socorro, New Mexico / $10,000 |
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Puerto Seguro Safe
Harbor, Inc. provides
critical services to
homeless and otherwise
vulnerable people. Our
services include food,
clothing, shower and
laundry access,
counseling service, and
crisis care of housing
and medical. PSI is a
cornerstone of the
Socorro community. Our
goal for this project is
to replace and upgrade
existing plumbing
facilities at PSI, with
the intent of
introducing
industrial-grade washers
and dryers. These
upgrades should improve
the quality, quantity,
and sustainability of
our services. |
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Reel Fathers |
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Santa Fe, New Mexico / $10,000 |
More than one out of
every three children
lives absent from their
biological father.
Fathers in Focus
program’s goal is to
support men to become
more fulfilled as
fathers by learning key
parenting skills as well
as new ways to play and
spend rewarding time
with their child, like
reading stories aloud
and doing varied art
activities together.
Facilitated dialogue
about the challenges and
rewards of being a
father and skills needed
to be an effective
co-parent is integral. |
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Santa Fe Opera |
Santa Fe, New Mexico /
$60,000
(Multi-year over 4
years) |
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The Santa Fe Opera ALTO
program in Santa Fe
Public Schools is a
free, district-wide
standards-based program
that brings professional
teaching artists
directly into
third-grade classrooms
for extended
residencies. The program
is providing training
and professional
development for Santa Fe
Public School Teachers
and Teaching Artists so
that Santa Fe public
school students can
continue to receive arts
education in the
classroom well into the
future. |
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Santa Fe Performing Arts |
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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 to provide
an opportunity for safe,
diverse, and creative
educational programs. |
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Solace Crisis Treatment
Center |
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Santa Fe, New
Mexico / $15,000 |
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Solace serves victims of sexual
and other violent crimes, abused
children, and individuals and
families that are in crisis,
overwhelmed, or experiencing
symptoms of traumatic stress.
These include veterans, active
military, first responders and
immigrants. Solace offers
immediate professional crisis
stabilization assessment and
counseling, access to nationally
re-accredited family advocacy
for children and other crime
victims, and cutting-edge
primary prevention programming. |
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Southwest Women’s Law
Center |
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Albuquerque, New
Mexico / $10,000 |
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The Southwest Women’s Law Center
has been engaged in healthcare
outreach for over 10-years. The
SWLC will work to ensure that
women in rural and underserved
communities can access breast
cancer information and services
despite social factors such as
ethnicity, geographic location,
education, language, cultural
beliefs or health illiteracy.
SWLC seeks to secure the policy
and system changes necessary to
improve healthcare network
adequacy and eliminate gaps in
coverage, and barriers to access
for low-income women needing
breast cancer services. |
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St. Vincent Hospital |
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St. Vincent Hospital
Foundation |
Santa Fe, New Mexico /
$2,500,000
(Multi-year Grant over 6
years) |
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Teach for America |
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Gallup, New Mexico /
$8,000 |
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By almost any measure the
educational outcomes in New
Mexico are among the worst in
the nation. At Teach for
America, we grow and strengthen
the movement for educational
equity by enlisting our nation’s
most promising future leaders in
the effort. We recruit, train
and support a diverse group of
leaders who commit to teach for
at least two years in public
schools. We support our teachers
to have a significant impact on
their students and encourage
them to become lifelong
advocates for their students. |
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Warehouse 21 |
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Santa Fe, New Mexico /
$10,000 |
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W21 provides youth with access
to the things they say they want
- a creative place where they
are able to build positive
mentoring relationships through
learning, being a contributable
member of society, promoting
artistic development,
opportunities that act as a
springboard to post-secondary
education, and being compensated
for this work. Youth who are
self-driven and have a goal in
the arts need a community place
like W21. |
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Youth Shelters and
Family Services |
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Santa Fe, New Mexico /
$10,000 |
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Our caring and professionally
trained staff provide essential
support to young people during a
time of fear and uncertainty in
their lives due to abuse,
neglect and homelessness. Staff
also immediately begin to place
them in long-term safe and
stable housing. We strive to
help youth identify their
strengths and succeed in every
area of their lives such as
school, work, and peer
interactions. We help them build
positive relationships and
acquire the skills they will
need to become independent. |
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Out of State |
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Big Dogs Huge Paws, Inc. |
Larkspur, Colorado /
$2,000
(Discretionary Grant) |
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Emory University |
Atlanta, Georgia /
$15,000
(Discretionary Grant) |
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