Santa Fe Fat Tire Society
Santa Fe Fat Tire Society
On Thursday, July 14th, the Santa Fe Fat Tire Society hosted a wildfire relief event at the Jean Cocteau Theater in the Santa Fe Railyard. They presented a series of short films and conversation to help raise funds for the New Mexico Cyclist for Wildfire Relief, benefiting the Santa Fe Community Foundation's Community Resiliency Fund.
"At our core the Santa Fe Fat Tire Society is a community organization -- albeit one with a mountain biking mission. However, when there are opportunities to help others in our community we can all come together and do our part. The catastrophic fires affect all of us, but some have lost everything. It is the least we can do to show solidarity and raise some funds to help support those who need it most." -- Kyle Klain
Q&A with Victoria Rabinowe
In this heartfelt Q&A, SFCF fund advisor Victoria Rabinowe shares the powerful personal history and values that shape her philanthropic journey. Her giving is deeply rooted in memory, justice, and gratitude—supporting local organizations that champion immigrant rights, empower women and girls, foster peace, and uplift artisans. Through the Foundation, she has found a trusted partner to help steward her inherited legacy into impactful community action.
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.
Q&A with Andrew Rudnick
We sit down with Andrew Rudnick, a seasoned philanthropic leader and fund advisor at the Santa Fe Community Foundation. Andrew’s journey into philanthropy is deeply rooted in personal experiences and shaped by extensive involvement in community foundations. "Community foundations use their staff and general operating funds to leverage what the donors believe in... They also bring generations of families together around philanthropy. The results are an exponential increase in philanthropic impact."
