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New Mexico Coalition to End Homelessness |
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May Center for Learning |
Santa Fe, New
Mexico / $25,000
(Multi-year grant: #3 of 3 payments) |
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Mesa Prieta Petroglyph Project |
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Velarde, New
Mexico / $5,000 |
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Mesa Prieta is a 12-mile long volcanic landform overlooking the Rio Grande in northern New Mexico. The Mesa Prieta Petroglyph Project formed in 1999 with the goals of recording all the petroglyphs on the Mesa education programs in the community, including a national award-winning Summer Youth Intern Program for teens from the Pueblos and Hispano communities, a curriculum program in elementary schools, and the Petroglyph Platicas public lecture series. |
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Partners in Education Foundation for
the Santa Fe Public Schools |
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New Mexico Coalition to End Homelessness |
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Santa Fe, New
Mexico / $10,000 |
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NMCEH seeks to end homelessness by developing systems of supportive housing and services for the homeless in each New Mexico community. Our key goals for the coming year are to facilitate the construction of 100 new permanent supportive housing units in several New Mexico communities; coordinate a group of member agencies who serve homeless youth in northern New Mexico so that we can better meet the needs of homeless youth; and continue to reduce the number of homeless veterans and chronically homeless people. |
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New Mexico School for the Arts |
Santa Fe, New
Mexico / $50,000
(Multi-year grant: #1 of 10) |
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New Mexico Wildlife Center |
Espanola, New Mexico / $25,000
(Multi-year grant: #2 of 3) |
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Outside In |
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Santa Fe, New
Mexico / $10,000 |
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Outside In Productions has provided performances and presentations to New Mexicans confined to shelters, residential treatment facilities, nursing homes, correctional facilities, and other institutions where people would not have access to the arts. The Bandstand Southside Series at SWAN Park is an effort to bring free live music to Santa Fe's vastly underserved south side community. We want to reach people that will never come to a downtown Plaza show - sparking memories, sonic touchstones, and connectivity to the social fabric of our community. |
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Partners in Education Foundation for the Santa Fe Public Schools |
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Santa Fe, New
Mexico / $10,000 |
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ArtWorks aims to provide public school students, including those who live in poverty, who are from disadvantaged households, and who are learning English as a second language, with the joy of meaningful experiences with art. ArtWorks provides a bridge to the arts of public school students using Santa FeÕs exceptional artists, museum, and arts organizations. The goal of the ArtWorks is to make the arts personally meaningful to children through a process-oriented, integrated program of art-making, experiencing live performances, and museum exhibit visits. |
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Resolve |
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Santa Fe, New Mexico /
$10,000 |
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Resolve's mission is to prevent violence by building skills and inspiring individuals to be agents of personal, community, and cultural change. By reducing the fear and impact of violence, we help to create a community where people live powerfully, experience freedom, and pursue joy. Resolve reaches individuals and communities through partnerships with schools, nonprofits, community groups, and Pueblos, as well as classes for the public. Resolve is the only organization that focuses on concrete and effective preventative skills, and reducing incidents of violence. |
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The Santa Fe Raptor Center |
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El Rito, New Mexico /
$15,000 |
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The Santa Fe Raptor Center takes in all native birds in the state of New Mexico that have been injured or orphaned. Some of these birds are non-releasable but suitable to stay in captivity and help us as educational ambassadors. Our educational birds are our best ambassadors for the public and go with us to many school and public events. These birds captivate the attention of children and start the process of curiosity about how they live and what they need to be healthy in the wild. |
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Teach for America |
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Gallup, New Mexico / $15,000 |
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Young people in our state have made dramatic progress, disrupting the narrative that poverty is destiny. Teach for America teachers have led the growth beyond what is typically expected in classrooms. Our students face broad, systemic challenges, and too many New Mexican don't have access to educational opportunities that will give them real choices in life. We're leveraging the scale and diversity of our network to drive the learning, innovation, and collective leadership that will enable these next phases of change. |
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United Way of Santa Fe County |
Santa Fe, New Mexico /
$50,000
(Multi-year grant: #2 of 5) |
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Women's International Study Center |
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Santa Fe, New Mexico /
$25,000 |
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There is a dearth of residential fellowship opportunities for the study of or work by women in the arts, sciences, cultural preservation or business. This reality inspired the WISC Founders to create the Fellow-in-Residence program, which provides the opportunity for scholars, authors, artists, and others to have "A Room Of Their Own" to advance their work and engage with our community. Our years of experience with Fellows-in-Residence tells us that innovative work will be done, and challenges facing New Mexico and globally can be addressed. |
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YouthWorks |
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YouthWorks |
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Santa Fe, New Mexico /
$10,000 |
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YouthWorks is very experienced in the successful delivery of social services to disadvantaged and disconnected youth. YouthWorks delivers alternative education programs, job skills training, career and college readiness, case management, and counseling to high-risk youth allowing for successful futures. One of the key initiatives is to address food insecurity for low-income children in afterschool programs while training disconnected youth in culinary, greenhouse, and composting production skills. In partnership with the Food Depot, YW assists with producing and meal delivery to after-school and summer sites. |
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Out of State |
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COLAGE |
Seattle, Washington /
$1,000
(Discretionary Grant) |
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Emory University |
Atlanta, Georgia / $15,000
(Discretionary Grant) |
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