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Community Bulletin
Supporting community-led response efforts in Minneapolis
In response to the recent ICE surge in Minneapolis, our sister community foundation Minneapolis Foundation has announced a new round of grants through its OneMPLS Fund to support organizations meeting immediate community needs. These funds will help provide essentials such as food, housing support, and emergency assistance to families and individuals navigating sudden disruption and uncertainty.
La Clínica del Pueblo de Río Arriba
La Clínica del Pueblo de Río Arriba has been a trusted healthcare provider in northern New Mexico for more than 50 years, ensuring families in rural and remote communities can access quality, culturally responsive care close to home. Serving as a primary source of care for infants, toddlers, and caregivers in Rio Arriba County, the clinic recently launched La Clínica Baby Essentials — a new “baby bank” offering essential supplies, parenting education, and infant health screenings.
Community Matters: Universal Child Care
On this episode of Community Matters, we explore how universal child care is transforming life for New Mexico families and early childhood professionals. Two leaders close to the work — Dr. Hailey Heinz of the Early Childhood Education and Care Department and Deyanira Contreras of Kids Campus at Santa Fe Community College — share insights into our region's evolving child care landscape and why investing in access, quality, and a strong workforce matters for local communities.
Transformational Change Leadership
Part of
Wisdom Weavers – Northern New Mexico Nonprofit Women of Color Leadership Program
This session is part of a transformative two-year program, designed for women of color leaders in northern New Mexico's nonprofit sector.
Spring Grant Cycle Pre-Proposal Information Session 1
Part of
Join us for an online information session about our upcoming Spring Community Grant Cycle and concurrent initiative grant cycles. This is one of two information sessions covering the same content; please register for the one that works best with your schedule.
Artificial Intelligence for the Workplace: Session 1
Presented in partnership with the Santa Fe Community College
Part of
On the Ground
Session one of a two-part virtual training designed to introduce nonprofit staff to the fundamentals of AI and explores practical, ethical ways AI tools can support productivity, decision-making, and day-to-day work. Participants must attend both sessions on February 17 and February 24.
Operations Manager
The Nature Conservancy
The Operations Manager is responsible for independently executing administrative and operational support tasks for the Santa Fe office and supporting a positive community experience at the New Mexico Business Unit. These responsibilities include coordinating mail, answering phones and emails, and facilitating responses to questions about the office operations.
Administrative Assistant (Part-Time)
Santa Fe Indigenous Center
Hiring immediately — this is a part time position with some weekend and evening work hours. Monday through Friday 10am-2pm. Application will be closed once position has been filled.
Education Assistant (Seasonal, Part-Time)
Santa Fe Watershed Association
The Education Assistant position works with the guidance of SFWA’s Education Programs Manager, as well as the Director of Education, and SFWA staff to support the 5th grade My Water, My Watershed (MWMW) program. Priorities include facilitating and leading MWMW field trips, classroom visits, and other educational program support with potential to grow into a year-round position.
