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Laura Swartz, a volunteer with the Wildlife Center in Espanola, holds a redtail hawk. Photo by Julie Graber

Future Santa Fe is a giving circle for Santa Fe’s next generation of leaders. Members 50 years of age and younger make annual gifts of $250 each to build a permanent endowment fund. Income from the endowment provides grants to nonprofits selected by the members. Membership benefits include leadership and board training as well as conversations with community leaders.

Lesbian & Gay Community Funding Partnership invests in the future of lesbians and gays by funding programs that address urgent community need. Since 1998, the Partnership has granted $350,000 to nonprofits that build community understanding and make a difference in people’s lives.

Native American Endowment is dedicated to enhancing Native American heritage and experience in Santa Fe and Northern New Mexico.  The fund supports efforts that emphasize the Native love and commitment to self, family, community and environment.  

Grants are made from the funds based on review and selection by the advisory committees. To contribute to these funds Give Now.

New Funds

Adoption Means Love Fund supports efforts in helping children find their forever families and provides financial assistance to persons seeking to grow their families through adoption.  The fund also assists young persons aging out of the foster care system, without being adopted, toward independent and healthy lives. The AML Fund also promotes adoption awareness and understanding.

Carson-Kleeman Sukha Endowment was established to teach children and youth about the humane and compassionate care of companion animals.

Church of the Holy Faith Endowment was established by bequest to support the ongoing outreach goals of the church.

Daniel and Elizabeth Ronel Fund for Breast Reconstruction will provide breast reconstructive surgery for women who otherwise could not afford it.

Life Link Endowment provides assistance to homeless families (couples and single parents with children) and mentally ill homeless individuals through strategies that focus on safety-security, emotional stability, and self-esteem.

Mike and Dee Maloof Family Opportunity Fund was established as a challenge grant to encourage others to contribute to an endowment to meet the future needs in Santa Fe.

OzLo Fund promotes nutrition in public schools, helps homeless teens, supports teen pregnancy prevention and provides parenting classes.

Partners in Education Foundation Endowment for the Santa Fe Public Schools
 
Peacemakers Fund supports efforts for the humanitarian release of hostages, American servicemen and political prisoners.

Rod Boren Family Fund supports nonprofits working in the arts, environmental sustainability and human rights advocacy.

Sarcon Fund was established to support Think New Mexico and other local nonprofits.

Susan and Conrad De Jong Fund supports a wide array of needs.

To contribute to these funds Give Now.