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SNAP benefits loss: what you can do
460,000 New Mexicans are facing an urgent challenge. With the recent suspension of SNAP benefits and the ongoing federal government shutdown, 21% of state households are suddenly without one of the most basic forms of support: food assistance. Nonprofits, community partners, and food pantries are working swiftly to provide resources to fill in the gap as best they can.
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Barrios Unidos
“The pandemic affected Barrios in a very intimate way. We were not going to suffer silently again, so we rolled up our sleeves and went to work.”
Native American Advised Fund Awards $82,500 to Nonprofits
The Native American Advised Fund at the Santa Fe Community Foundation is pleased to announce $82,500 in grants to nine Native-led and serving nonprofit organizations across New Mexico
Envision Fund Awards $85,000 to Nonprofits
The Envision Fund at the Santa Fe Community Foundation, the largest LGBTQ+ funder in New Mexico, is pleased to announce $85,000 in grants to nine LGBTQ+-focused nonprofit organizations across New Mexico.
Santa Fe Baby Fund Awards $45,000 to Nonprofits
The Santa Fe Baby Fund at the Santa Fe Community Foundation is pleased to announce $45,000 in grants to four nonprofits in Santa Fe that support infant and toddler wellbeing.
NextGen Awards $20,000 in Education
NextGen, the Santa Fe Community Foundation's group of young philanthropists, capped off its fourth grantmaking cycle by awarding $20,000 in grants to two local organizations that are working to advance education.
Reunity Resources
The founders of Reunity Resources created their nonprofit with a simple question: what if they could take local food waste and turn it into something of value?
