Santa Fe
Community Foundation
We're observing Juneteenth on June 19
In observance of Juneteenth, the Santa Fe Community Foundation offices will be closed on Friday, June 19. Juneteenth is a moment to reflect and commit to the ongoing work of freedom and equity. We invite you to mark the occasion by joining us for Juneteenth on the Plaza on Saturday, June 20 and supporting the Empower! Black Futures Community Fund, a powerful vehicle for investing in Black communities across New Mexico.
We are dedicated to the health and vitality of northern New Mexico
Since 1981, the Santa Fe Community Foundation has been dedicated to improving the health and vitality of northern New Mexico. As a comprehensive center for community philanthropy, we are proud to fund and collaborate with hundreds of local nonprofits, connect thousands of generous donors to giving opportunities, and support causes that improve the quality of life for all in our region.
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Our funding priorities
In addition to providing charitable investment services to donors and nonprofits, the Foundation is committed to addressing the most pressing needs in our community.
Community Leadership
Community leadership starts with you. Join us in increasing donor impact, improving nonprofit performance, and promoting the longterm health of northern New Mexico.
Native American
Our region is fortunate to be the home of 23 pueblos, tribes, and nations. We support Native-led and -serving organizations to protect Indigenous lifeways today, tomorrow, and for generations to come.
LGBTQ+
We believe in justice and equity for all in New Mexico. Join us in fighting discrimination, advancing support, and promoting the health and well-being of our friends in the LGBTQ+ community.
Black Philanthropy
We are committed to uplifting the health and well-being of Black New Mexicans in all aspects. Founded in 2023, the Empower! Black Futures Community Fund is a groundbreaking initiative dedicated to supporting Black life, arts, and culture in New Mexico.
Education
Education is about more than what goes on in a classroom; it's also about opening doors to a brighter future. We work to empower our region’s children and youth with educational opportunities that carry them into successful careers and beyond.
Early Childhood
Early childhood, particularly ages prenatal to three years, is a critical developmental period with a lifelong impact on educational, social, physical, and cognitive development. We work to ensure our youngest and most vulnerable neighbors have the best start in life possible.
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Impact Investing
How we invest can drive positive social and environmental change. We commit 10% of our pooled endowment assets to invest in promising local opportunities that promote our mission while providing financial return.
NextGen
A new generation of philanthropists is rising—and they're rethinking what the sector can be. We engage, connect, and collaborate with our region's youngest philanthropists to help them maximize their giving power and realize their vision for the future.
Our Impact
Our contribution in numbers
We're proud to be the largest nonprofit funder in New Mexico, partnering with hundreds of individuals and organizations to improve the quality of life in our region.
44 years of service
$160+ million given in grants
480 charitable funds
3,000+ organizations supported
Make an impact
Our many giving opportunities, community connections, and dedicated team make it easy to support the causes you care about. Whether you’re ready to give to an existing effort or establish a new fund, we’re here to help you make a lasting impact in northern New Mexico.
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Get the support you need
We offer funding opportunities for nonprofits across northern New Mexico in addition to tailored learning opportunities and resources through our Learning Hub.
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Decolonizing Practices in Fundraising
With Marisa Page
Join us to explore how nonprofits can center equity, reciprocity, and community power through fundraising practices that move beyond transactional models and toward more values-aligned approaches.
Black Men Flower Project
Black Men Flower Project uses flowers as a tool for connection, affirmation, and community-building. In a society that has unnecessarily gendered expressions of care and beauty, even something as natural as flowers can feel off-limits to men. By placing flowers directly into the hands of Black men, the nonprofit challenges those assumptions and create new social permissions for vulnerability, gratitude, and brotherhood.
Resource Hub Coordinator
United Way Northern New Mexico
Resource Hub Program Support a 19-partner regional network of Tribes, nonprofits, and schools serving resilient youth ages 16–24 across seven counties. Capacity-building, cohort coordination, and youth voice work. Northern New Mexico • 20-40 hrs/week • $20 - $26/hour • Hybrid
Decolonizing Practices in Fundraising
With Marisa Page
Join us to explore how nonprofits can center equity, reciprocity, and community power through fundraising practices that move beyond transactional models and toward more values-aligned approaches.
Resource Hub Coordinator
United Way Northern New Mexico
Resource Hub Program Support a 19-partner regional network of Tribes, nonprofits, and schools serving resilient youth ages 16–24 across seven counties. Capacity-building, cohort coordination, and youth voice work. Northern New Mexico • 20-40 hrs/week • $20 - $26/hour • Hybrid
Decolonizing Practices in Fundraising
With Marisa Page
Join us to explore how nonprofits can center equity, reciprocity, and community power through fundraising practices that move beyond transactional models and toward more values-aligned approaches.
Resource Hub Coordinator
United Way Northern New Mexico
Resource Hub Program Support a 19-partner regional network of Tribes, nonprofits, and schools serving resilient youth ages 16–24 across seven counties. Capacity-building, cohort coordination, and youth voice work. Northern New Mexico • 20-40 hrs/week • $20 - $26/hour • Hybrid
Decolonizing Practices in Fundraising
With Marisa Page
Join us to explore how nonprofits can center equity, reciprocity, and community power through fundraising practices that move beyond transactional models and toward more values-aligned approaches.
Resource Hub Coordinator
United Way Northern New Mexico
Resource Hub Program Support a 19-partner regional network of Tribes, nonprofits, and schools serving resilient youth ages 16–24 across seven counties. Capacity-building, cohort coordination, and youth voice work. Northern New Mexico • 20-40 hrs/week • $20 - $26/hour • Hybrid
Decolonizing Practices in Fundraising
With Marisa Page
Join us to explore how nonprofits can center equity, reciprocity, and community power through fundraising practices that move beyond transactional models and toward more values-aligned approaches.
Black Men Flower Project uses flowers as a tool for connection, affirmation, and community-building. In a society that has unnecessarily gendered expressions of care and beauty, even something as natural as flowers can feel off-limits to men. By placing flowers directly into the hands of Black men, the nonprofit challenges those assumptions and create new social permissions for vulnerability, gratitude, and brotherhood.
Resource Hub Coordinator
United Way Northern New Mexico
Resource Hub Program Support a 19-partner regional network of Tribes, nonprofits, and schools serving resilient youth ages 16–24 across seven counties. Capacity-building, cohort coordination, and youth voice work. Northern New Mexico • 20-40 hrs/week • $20 - $26/hour • Hybrid
