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1		LAS CRUCES, NM
2		ALBUQUERQUE, NM
3		ALBUQUERQUE, NM
4		SANTA FE, NM
5		Albuquerque, NM
6		LAS CRUCES, NM
7		ALBUQUERQUE, NM
8		Santa Fe, NM
9		ALBUQUERQUE, NM
10		SANTA FE, NM
11		Santa Fe, NM
12		SANTA FE, NM
13		Lincoln, NM
14		ALBUQUERQUE, NM
15		SILVER CITY, NM
16		BELEN, NM
17		LAS VEGAS, NM
18		Taos, NM
19		SANTA FE, NM
20		Carlsbad, NM
21		LOS ALAMOS, NM
22		Angel Fire, NM
23		Roswell, NM
24		Taos, NM
25		ALBUQUERQUE, NM
26		Santa Fe, NM
27		Las Cruces, NM
28		GILA, NM
29		RIO RANCHO, NM
30		SANTA FE, NM
31		SILVER CITY, NM
32		SANTA FE, NM
33		ALBUQUERQUE, NM
34		Ranchos de Taos, NM
35		FARMINGTON, NM
36		SANTA FE, NM
37		Santa Fe, NM
38		ARTESIA, NM
39		SANTA FE, NM

WAS CHARTERED TO BE A PROVIDER SOCIAL, LEGAL, AND ECONOMIC ASSISTANCE TO PEOPLE IN NEED REGARDLESS FAITH, BELIEF, ETHNICITY OR CULTURAL BACKGROUND. ORGANIZATION IS GOVERNED BY A VOLUNTEER BOARD DIRECTORS AND ITS OPERATIONS INCLUDE A LEGAL SERVICES PROGRAM AND A FINANCIAL LITERACY AND INTERDENOMINATIONAL INITIATIVE. VISION IS TO HELP MEET BASIC NEEDS INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES, ADDRESS ROOT CAUSES POVERTY, ELIMINATE OPPRESSION, AND BUILD A MORE JUST AND COMPASSIONATE SOCIETY.

NMLA IS DEDICATED TO THE SUPPORT, PROMOTION, AND ADVOCACY OF LIBRARIES AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF PERSONNEL IN .

IS A GRASS ROOTS, LATINO IMMIGRANT LED ORGANIZATION BASED IN CENTRAL NEW MEXICO THAT WORKS WITH LATINO IMMIGRANT COMMUNITIES AND ALLIES TO DEFEND, STRENGTHEN, AND ADVANCE THE RIGHTS OF OUR COMMUNITY. WE ENVISION A CITY, STATE AND NATION WHERE IMMIGRANTS CAN BECOME A COLLECTIVE, CONSCIOUS, FREE AND POWERFUL FORCE DEDICATED TO THE PROMOTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS.

TO COMPEL THE CITIZENRY OF THIS COUNTRY TO TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR OUR MASSIVE ROLE IN HUMAN-INDUCED GLOBAL WARMING BY ASSERTING BOLD AND PROVIDING SEMINAL SOLUTIONS. THE ORGANIZATION: (1) UTILIZES THE WORLD WIDE WEB A A MEANS OF EDUCATING CITIZENS ABOUT THE CRITICAL PROBLEM OF HUMAN-INDUCED GLOBAL WARMING, WHY AND HOW THE UNITED STATES (US) MUST BE A LEADER IN PROVIDING SOLUTIONS, AND WHAT PEOPLE CAN DO TO HELP: (2) GIVES GRANTS AND FINANCIAL AWARDS TO INDIVIDUALS AND, ORGANIZATIONS FOR THE PURPOSE OF ENCOURAGING US STEWARDSHIP AND RESPNSIBILITY ON ; AND (3) DEVELOPS, PLANS AND IMPLEMENTS DIRECT ACTION WORKSHOPS, STEWARDSHIP EDUCATIONAL SEMINARS, COOPERATIVE LEGAL CHALLENGES, ADN ADVOCACY MEVEMENTS TO ENCOURAGE FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS AND US BUSINESSES TO TAKE RESPONSIBILITY AND DEMONSTRATE .

To provide educational development and quality of life assistance to individuals and families in need in the New Mexico community. Assistance includes, but is not limited to, grants, scholarships, financial support, and maintenance for individuals and families who, without such assistance, would not be able to gain an education or trade, provide for the basic needs of their families, and become self-sufficient contributors to the community.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO SUPPORT LOCAL COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS BY GRANTS OR CONTRIBUTING FUNDS TO ORGANIZATIONS WITH A FOCUS ON EDUCATION AND HEALTH.

IS 100% BENEFICIARY OF THE THE FOUNDATIN. SEMI-ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION OF NET INCOME FOR BOOKS AND MATERIALS. IF REQUESTED A MAXIMUM OF 500,000 PRINCIPAL DISTRIBUTION ANNUALLY FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF SEPARATE READING ROOMS.

To help grow the independent industry by offering financial assistance and educational opportunities to independent filmmakers. We offer grants to filmmakers and arrange workshops and other educational events

ORGANIZATION, WAS ESTABLISHED IN 2014 AS NEW MEXICO CENTER FOR SCHOOL LEADERSHIP. DURING THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2018 THE NAME WAS CHANGED TO . THE ORGANIZATION WAS CREATED TO DEVELOP HIGH SCHOOLS AND EDUCATIONAL LEADERS WITH INPUT FROM THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE THE MOST AT STAKE IN THE SUCCESS OF OUR EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM: STUDENTS AND FAMILIES, COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND EMPLOYERS. THE VISION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO CREATE AND SUSTAIN A HEALTHY, VIBRANT AND RESPONSIVE NETWORK OF SCHOOLS THAT IS A CATALYST FOR POLICY REFORM LOCALLY AND NATIONALLY. THE ORGANIZATION RECEIVES FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM GRANTS, CONTRACTS, AND CONTRIBUTIONS.

NANCY HOLT AND ROBERT SMITHSON TRANSFORMED THE WORLD OF ART AND IDEAS. HOLT/SMITHSON DEVELOPS THEIR DISTINCTIVE CREATIVE LEGACIES. HOLT AND SMITHSON RECALIBRATED THE LIMITS OF ART, CHANGING WHAT ART CAN BE AND WHERE ART CAN BE FOUND. THEIR ART, WRITINGS, AND IDEAS BUILT THE GROUND FROM WHICH CONTEMPORARY ART HAS GROWN. OUR AMBITION IS TO BECOME THE HUB OF ALL THINGS HOLT AND SMITHSON. COLLABORATING WITH ARTISTS, WRITERS, THINKERS, AND INSTITUTIONS WE REALIZE EXHIBITIONS, PUBLISH BOOKS, INITIATE ARTIST COMMISSIONS, PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL EVENTS, ENCOURAGE RESEARCH, AND DEVELOP COLLECTIONS GLOBALLY FROM OUR HEADQUARTERS IN NEW MEXICO. HOLT/SMITHSON WAS WILLED INTO BEING BY NANCY HOLT IN 2014. WE PLAN TO TERMINATE IN 2038, A CENTURY AFTER NANCY HOLT (1938-2014) AND ROBERT SMITHSON (1938-1973) WERE BORN.

To provide funding and support for

GRANTS WERE GIVEN ART RELATED EDUCATION

Organization of donated archive of historic Lincoln County New Mexico. Documents are being professionally archived for research by historians academics.

TO IMPROVE ORAL HEALTH LITERACY AND CARE ALL MEXICANS.

ENRICH LIVES THROUGH COLLECTIVE ACTION IN SOUTHWEST NEW MEXICO. BUILD A CULTURE OF PHILANTHROPY IN , NEW MEXICO BY ENCOURAGING CHARITABLE GIVING. MAKING GRANTS TO LOCAL NON-PROFITS.

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH; INCLUDING THE DONATION OF FOOD, GAS CARDS,TOILETRIES AND OTHER NECESSITIES TO THE COMMUNITY FUNDED BY DONATIONS, FUNDRAISERS AND GRANTS

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO AREA NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS TO ASSIST THEM IN FULFILLING THEIR MISSIONS.

maintains 11 residency units for which 30 artists received grants during fiscal year

The exists to be a united voice for the and to provide services to the in the areas Public Policy Legislative Oversight Education for County elected officials and employees grants opportunities and information dissemination.

The exists to improve the quality of life for the people of and South Eddy County, New Mexico by providing grants to local nonprofit organizations and scholarships to students in the area.

FORMED IN 1969, IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO ASSISTING THOSE IN NEED IN NORTHERN NEW MEXICO BY PROVIDING CRISIS INTERVENTION,CASE MANAGEMENT, ADVOCACY, AND SEED/EDUCATION GRANTS

The main objective of the AFCF is to raise charitable funds to provide grants to non-profit organizations serving and the Moreno Valley.

The () supports the Public by funding programs and projects that educate, inspire and connect the people of , New Mexico. See Misc Statement for specific projects

Financial support .

ADMINISTER A PERMANENT ENDOWMENT FROM WHICH DISTRIBUTIONS ARE USED TO PROVIDE GRANTS.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO COORDINATE, EXPAND, AND ENHANCE PROGRAMS SO ADULTS CAN READ AND WRITE TO ACHIEVE THEIR GOALS.

The is dedicated to increasing natural literacy through engaging, place-based programs. We provide hands-on, inquiry-based programs in classrooms, schoolyards, and outdoor venues like our Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park.

DIRECT CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS, AARP FOUNDATION 25 AMERICAN BIRD CONSERVANCY 100 ARIZONA BIRD CONSERVATION 500 AUDUBON-NEW MEXICO 5,000 CENTER FOR BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY 5,500 CONSERVATION VOTERS ALLIANCE 750 CORNELL LAB OF ORNITHOLOGY 5,000 GILA VALLEY LIBRARY 500 GRIP 500 LAMAR AREA HOSPICE 150 NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION 100 NATIVE PLANT SOCIETY-NM 300 ST. JUDES RESEARCH HOSPITAL 100 THE NATURE CONSERVANCY OF NM 5,000 TUCSON AUDUBON SOCIETY 300 UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO PRESS 6,000 UPPER GILA WATERSHED ALLIANCE 1,000 ------- TOTAL 30,825 =======

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL GRANTS TO TEACHERS OR INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT.

IS A NON-PROFIT HUMANITARIAN ORGANIZATION ESTABLISHED TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR POOR, DISADVANTAGED, AND DISABLED PEOPLE IN . WE BELIEVE THAT HIGHEST EXPRESSION OF CHARITY IS TO HELP PEOPLE TO HELP THEMSELVES. PRINCIPAL FORMS OF ASSISTANCE ARE MICRO GRANTS FOR SMALL BUSINESS START-UP, VOCATIONAL TRAINING, AND EDUCATION. ALL RECIPIENTS ARE PERSONALLY EVALUATED.

SUPPORT OPERATIONS OF THE SILVER CITY

TO PROMOTE THE CHARITABLE GIVING OF REAL ESTATE BY SEEKING AND ACCEPTING REAL ESTATE GIFTS OF ALL KINDS, FIXING OR REMEDIATING ASSETS BEFORE SELLING THEM, AND USING THE EXCESS PROCEEDS TO MAKE GRANTS TO OTHER NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS. IN 2020, RGF SOLD AND/OR RECEIVED REAL PROPERTY IN ALASKA, ARIZONA, CALIFORNIA, COLORADO, LOUISIANA, MINNESOTA, NEVADA, NEW MEXICO, NEW YORK, NORTH CAROLINA, TEXAS, VIRGINIA, AND WEST VIRGINIA.

Educating and promoting policies and mutual learning that benefits underserved populations, such as refugees and immigrants; Developing, implementing, adapting and disseminating information regarding programs that benefit underserved populations.

Club provides college scholarships for local high school students, delivers literacy programs for local elementary school students, provides grants to local community organizations, and provides local support for foreign exchange students.

GRANTS PAID FOR RELATED NEEDS.

TO SUPPORT AND BENEFIT RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, AND EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS BY MAKING GIFTS OR GRANTS.

Distributing grants to charitable organizations.

EXCLUSIVELY FOR EDUCATIONAL, AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE PROVIDING OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE BY THE AWARDING OF GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS OR OTHERWISE TO STUDENTS FOR PURSUIT OF POST SECONDARY EDUCATION AT A TWO OR FOUR YEAR INSTITUTION OF HIGHER LEARNING AND PROMOTION OF ACTIVITIES RELATING TO THE ARTS, HUMANITIES, EDUCATION, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, AND THE MAKING OF DISTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY AS EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986, OR CORRESPONDING SECTION OF ANY FUTURE FEDERAL TAX CODE.

TO EDUCATE AND ENRICH THE PUBLIC ABOUT CLASSICAL THROUGH THE LOANING OF ARTWORK TO MAJOR MUSEUMS. SUMMARY OF DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES:(1) THE PRESERVATION OF ARTWORK, INCLUDING THE CATALOGUED COLLECTION OF DRAWINGS OWNED BY V. AND CLARE E. WHICH SHALL BE TRANFSERRED TO THE CORPORATION, AND TO FACILITATE THE DISPLAY OF SUCH WORKS THROUGH AN ACTIVE PROGRAM OF LOANS OF ARTWORK TO MUSEUMS AND OTHER NON-PROFIT CHARITABLE OR EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS; (2) TO OTHERWISE IMPROVE EDUCATION RELATING TO THE VISUAL ARTS; AND(3) TO DO EVERYTHING NECESSARY AND PROPER FOR THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF ANY OF THE PURPOSES OR THE ATTAINING OF ANY OF THE OBJECTS FOR THE FURTHERANCE OF ANY OF THE PURPOSES ENUMERATED IN THE BYLAWS OR ANY AMENDMENT THEREOF, AND TO CARRY ON ANY LAWFUL PURSUIT NECESSARY OR INCIDENTAL TO THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF SUCH PURPOSE PROVIDED, THAT THE CORPORATION SHALL NOT ACCEPT OR BE RESPONSIBLE TO REVIEW ANY APPLICATIONS FOR A GRANT OR MAKE ANY GRANTS OR AWARDS.

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