Lannan Foundation

The Santa Fe Community Foundation, established in 1981, is dedicated to enhancing the health and vitality of northern New Mexico by funding and collaborating with local nonprofits and connecting generous donors to impactful giving opportunities. With a commitment to addressing pressing community needs, the Foundation supports various causes, including education, early childhood development, and initiatives that uplift Black, Native American, and LGBTQ communities. As the largest nonprofit funder in New Mexico, the Santa Fe Community Foundation has provided $130 million in grants and helps sustain over 3,000 organizations across the region. Through innovative programs and impact investing, it fosters a new generation of philanthropists while promoting social and environmental change for a better future. Generated from the website

The Marshall L. and Perrine D. McCune Charitable Foundation is a philanthropic organization based in Santa Fe, NM, dedicated to enriching the health, education, environment, cultural, and spiritual life of New Mexicans. The foundation supports initiatives that promote economic development, capacity building in the non-profit sector, education transformation, and the arts, with a focus on fostering entrepreneurship, equitable access to education, and leveraging arts for transformative experiences in New Mexico.Generated from the website

The Nb3 Notah Begay III Foundation, based in Bernalillo, NM, is dedicated to ensuring that Native children reach their full potential by promoting Native American community health. With a focus on physical activity, healthy nutrition, youth development, and cultural connections, the foundation has served over 80,000 Native youth and invested $10 million in Native communities since its founding in 2005. Through their various campaigns, initiatives, and programs, the Nb3 Notah Begay III Foundation aims to empower Native communities, conduct research and evaluation, and promote an Indigenous Health Model. With 136 grants awarded to Native-led organizations in 15 states, the foundation has made significant strides in advancing the well-being of Native children and fostering a strong sense of cultural identity.Generated from the website