For northern New Mexico. For our shared home.
Forever.
Introduction
You care deeply about this place. So do we.
It’s time we meet.
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by the numbers
Our impact in numbers
$160+ million given in grants
3,000+organizations supported
480 charitable funds
44years of service
Proof points
How we make more possible in northern New Mexico
There are many ways to do good. But if you’re looking to make a lasting difference locally, we’re here to maximize the impact of your giving.
Local knowledge
Our experts know our communities, their needs, and the nonprofits and partners creating real change.
Trust
We deliver personalized service built on respect, experience, and trust — and we take the time to get to know you, your goals, and your passions.
Flexibility
We make giving easier and more accessible by offering an array of options that can be tailored to fit your goals and budget.
Community
We bring together donors like you, nonprofit partners, and local leaders to address immediate needs and create long-term change across northern New Mexico.
Community Matters: Human Rights Alliance
On this episode of Community Matters, we celebrate the Human Rights Alliance, recipient of the Santa Fe Community Foundation’s 2026 Courageous Innovation Piñon Award. Host Sandra Session-Robertson speaks with Executive Director Kevin Bowen about HRA’s growing year-round work to support LGBTQ+ communities and how all of us can help foster a more inclusive and connected northern New Mexico.
The Art of Generosity: New Mexico Acequia Association
The latest feature of our editorial series with Table Magazine shines light on New Mexico Acequia Association, a nonprofit that protects water rights, preserves cultural heritage, and promotes sustainable land and water practices across New Mexico.
Collins Lake Autism Center
Collins Lake Autism Center is creating new ways for students to learn and thrive through nature-based education at Collins Lake Ranch. By combining outdoor exploration, creativity, and hands-on learning, the organization is expanding educational opportunities for students across Mora County.
