Nonprofits
RESources for nonprofits
Collaborating to build community
We are proud to be a go-to resource for the nonprofit organizations that do so much for communities across northern New Mexico. Through grantmaking and our Learning Hub educational programs, we foster deep relationships with nonprofits that share our unwavering dedication to positive change.
Grantseekers
View and learn more about our grants
The Santa Fe Community Foundation provides several opportunities for eligible nonprofits to apply for grants through funds at the Foundation.
REAL TALK: A Speaker Series for Women of Color in the Nonprofit Sector
This four-session speaker series is designed to support women of color in the nonprofit sector. While every person has their own experiences, challenges, and successes, this speaker series is informed by common threads that have resonated with many women of color.
Board Management — BoardSource Report: Leading with Intent
2021 BoardSource Index of Nonprofit Board.
2024 Fall Grant Cycle: Pre-Proposal Info Session
Hosted by Diane Hamamoto, Director of Grants & Community Impact
Attention nonprofits! This hour-long information session will walk you through the Santa Fe Community Foundation's 2024 fall grant proposal process and include a Q&A session. Please note that our two pre-proposal sessions (offered on July 30 & August 8 ) cover the same information. We encourage you to sign up for whichever date works best with your schedule.
Racial Healing and Renewal Cohort: Session 6
facilitated by Robert Blanquera Nelson and Kendra Toth
This program offers space to explore various perspectives on race, engage in meaningful discussions, and learn from one another. Together, we aim to foster empathy, challenge biases, and build bridges towards a more inclusive society. Whether you are an advocate for racial justice, a curious learner, or simply interested in making a positive impact, our Racial Healing and Renewal Cohort welcomes individuals from all backgrounds in the nonprofit sector.
Fundraising with Your Board
with Beverly Post
Securing vital resources is an important duty of nonprofit boards. It can also be one of the top challenges. In this enlightening session, we will dive into dynamic approaches that make it easier for board members to get involved. When a board informs and supports the organization’s development strategies, they can assist with realizing the fundraising goals. Beverly has worked with volunteers involved with the fundraising process and understands how breaking down the activities, helps build success. Taos programs are presented in partnership with the Taos Community Foundation.