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Community Bulletin
Nonprofit Survey Takeaways on Executive Order Impacts
Over 200 New Mexico nonprofits responded to a survey conducted by Anchorum Health Foundation, Santa Fe Community Foundation, and Thornburg Foundation, focusing on the impacts and sentiments involving the immediate and anticipated effects of the Trump administration's federal funding freeze. The survey contains responses from nonprofit grantees across New Mexico in the following sectors: Education, Environmental, Good Governance, Healthcare, Housing, Youth & Family, Community Building, Arts, and others.
Q&A with Las Campanas Community Grant Fund
The Las Campanas Community Grants Funds was established nearly 25 years ago as a means for members of The Club at Las Campanas to take philanthropic action together to support local nonprofits in the greater Santa Fe area.
Announcing the Santa Fe Hestia Fund Philanthropy Fellowship
The Santa Fe Hestia Fund, a component fund of the Santa Fe Community Foundation, is launching a two-year fellowship program for young women of Santa Fe who are interested in developing knowledge and experience surrounding philanthropy in Santa Fe.
Understanding and Mitigating High Staff Turnover
Part of
Executive Director Learning Circle
Address the pressing issue of staff retention through peer-based problem-solving. Participants will share retention success stories, share effective strategies, and collaborate on developing practical solutions for building stronger teams. The session will include breakout discussions on competitive benefits, workplace culture, and professional development opportunities, providing a comprehensive approach to building a more resilient and engaged staff.
Legal and Ethical Obligations for Nonprofit Boards
This program is presented in partnership with the Taos Community Foundation.
Part of
On the Ground
Understand your critical responsibilities as a nonprofit board member. This focused workshop facilitated by a retired attorney, clarifies both the legal duties and ethical obligations that come with board service, helping you serve with confidence and reduce organizational risk. This program is presented in partnership with the Taos Community Foundation.
Wisdom Weavers Session One - Weaving Our Sacred Circle
Part of
Wisdom Weavers – Northern New Mexico Nonprofit Women of Color Leadership Program
This session is part of a transformative 2-year program, designed for women of color leaders in northern New Mexico's nonprofit sector.
Physical Therapists, Speech Language Pathologists and Occupation Therapists
Las Cumbres Community Services
Needed for Family, Infant and Toddler (FIT) Program. Openings located in Santa Fe, Rio Arriba, and Los Alamos Counties with local travel. Early Intervention program that provides services to children with special needs. Applicants must have proper NM licensure. Must have experience with children with special needs, be willing to work with their families and potential applicant must have reliable transportation.
Maternal Navigator (Bilingual)
Las Cumbres Community Services
Navigators partner with women throughout their pregnancy to improve maternal and child health. Together with expectant mothers, navigators create a support plan specific to their circumstances, values, and culture. This position works to provide various services: transportation to and from appointments, connection to resources for basic needs, access to long-term support in postpartum, and access to information for moms and their families.
Respite Provider
Las Cumbres Community Services
Grand Parents Raising Grandchildren Program in Santa Fe and Rio Arriba Counties. Duties include meal preparation, some personal hygiene, and leisure activities. Must have reliable transportation. Additional Providers needed for Home Work Support.
