Showing 29 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | RADIUS BOOKS INC TO ENCOURAGE PROJECTS AND EVENTS OF ARTISTIC AND CULTURAL VALUE FOR A WIDE AUDIENCE. | SANTA FE, NM | |
| 2 | HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY EDUCATION FOUN TO AID AND/OR ENGAGE IN EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR THE HOSPITALITY/RESTAURANT INDUSTRY, TO GRANT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO INDUSTRY WORKERS SUFFERING FINANCIAL HARDSHIP, AND TO HELP DISADVANTAGED YOUTH DEVELOP CAREER SKILLS. | ALBUQUERQUE, NM | |
| 3 | GRAN PRIX DE SANTA FE THE GRAD PRIX DE SANTA FE IS DEDICATED TO SUPPORTING, ADVANCING AND SHOWCASING THE NEW MEXICO EQUASTRIAN COMMUNITY THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE WORLD-CLASS SHOW-JUMPING EVENTS. | Santa Fe, NM | |
| 4 | HIGH PLAINS COMMUNITY HIGH PLAINS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (HPCDC) IS A COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT NON-PROFIT WORKING TO IMPROVE THE ECONOMY IN EASTERN NEW MEXICO. HIGH PLAINS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION SUPPORTS AND HOSTS CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE WITHIN THE REGION. HIGH PLAINS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION PREPARES FUTURE LEADERS FOR THE WORKFORCE BY EMPOWERING THEM IN CAREER EDUCATION, WORKPLACE READINESS AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, AND LINKING PEOPLE WITH LIFELONG OPPORTUNITIES. HIGH PLAINS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION ALSO SUPPORTS THE PROGRAMS OF THE CLOVIS BUSINESS ENTERPRISE CENTER THROUGH BUSINESS INCUBATION, TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES. HIGH PLAINS ALSO SUPPORTS TOURISM PROGRAMS INCLUDING THE MUSIC HISTORY OF CLOVIS NEW MEXICO SUCH AS THE NORMAN AND VI PETTY MUSEUM, CLOVIS MUSIC FESTIVAL DRAGGIN MAIN AND THE YOUTH OPPORTUNITY CENTER. | CLOVIS, NM | |
| 5 | HEART GALLERY OF NEW MEXICO TO RAISE and MANAGE FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE HEART GALLERY OF NEW MEXICO and RELATED PROGRAMS/EVENTS. | ALBUQUERQUE, NM | |
| 6 | THE GREEN LANTERN GALLERY AND PRESS DURING THE PERIOD COVERED BY THIS RETURN, THE ORGANIZATION PUBLISHED ADDITIONAL BOOK TITLES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ARTIST BOOKS, ART CATALOGS, AND POETRY COLLECTIONS TO EXPAND THE NUMBER OF TITLES OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC IN PROMOTION OF THE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF CREATIVE THOUGHT AND THE VALUE OF ARTISTIC AND INTELLECTUAL PURSUITS IN THE PUBLIC SPHERE. DURING THE PERIOD COVERED BY THIS RETURN, THE ORGANIZATION PRODUCED A NUMBER OF FREE PUBLIC EVENTS THAT FACILITATE THE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF SELECT ARTIST PROJECTS, WHILE ENGAGING THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITY. | SANTA FE, NM | |
| 7 | AMERICAN INDIAN ALASKA NATIVE TO DEFINE, INTRODUCE, GROW, AND SUSTAIN AMERICAN INDIAN, ALASKAN NATIVE, AND NATIVE HAWAIIAN TOURISM THAT HONORS TRADITIONS AND VALUES. | ALBUQUERQUE, NM | |
| 8 | New Mexico Area 38 Al-Anon Inc New Mexico Area 38 Al-Anon Inc became incorporated in 2012. Our former EIN number was 85-0326438 and the name was New Mexico Area Al-Anon Assembly. New Mexico Area 38 Al-Anon is an all-volunteer non-profit, and all of our income comes from various groups in New Mexico and El Paso. Our expenses reimburse officers and coordinators for their service and ability to travel to do that service. We also pay for insurance, office supplies, web services and translation equipment. We have no paid officers. We have no employees. | Albuquerque, NM | |
| 9 | NEW MEXICO FILM FOUNDATION To help grow the New Mexico independent film industry by offering financial assistance and educational opportunities to New Mexico independent filmmakers. We offer grants to filmmakers and arrange workshops and other educational events | Santa Fe, NM | |
| 10 | IMPACT NATIONS INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES INC Impact Nations provides benevolent assistance to individuals in developing nations and relief to victims of natural disasters. The organization also conducts evangelism and education at home and abroad. | Rio Rancho, NM | |
| 11 | Downtown ABQ Mainstreet Initiative The DowntownABQ MainStreet Initiative is a community redevelopment organization. Our mission is to promote and support downtowns economic, social, and creative vitality through community-driven projects and programs. A revitalized and vibrant downtown is a symbol of community economic health, local quality of life, pride, and community identity. | Albuquerque, NM | |
| 12 | HOLT-SMITHSON FOUNDATION NANCY HOLT AND ROBERT SMITHSON TRANSFORMED THE WORLD OF ART AND IDEAS. HOLT/SMITHSON FOUNDATION 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 FOUNDATION 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. | SANTA FE, NM | |
| 13 | INDIGENOUS LIFEWAYS PROVIDE TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE AS SOLUTIONS, TRAINING OF DISPARITIES AND SOLUTIONS TO RACISM. FOOD. TRAVEL. CONSULTANTS FOR CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT. TRAINING. CONSULTANTS. SOCIAL JUSTICE FELLOWSHIP. COMMUNITY OUTREACH AND EDUCATION. | GALLUP, NM | |
| 14 | AKAL FOUNDATION INC TO RAISE FUNDS FROM PUBLIC DONATIONS THROUGH CHARITABLE FUNDRAISING EVENTS AND USE THESE FUNDS TO SUPPORT CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, AND HEALTH AND WELLNESS ACTIVITIES FOR THE PEOPLE OF NORTHERN NEW MEXICO AND OTHERS IN NEED. | ESPANOLA, NM | |
| 15 | TUCUMCARI RAWHIDE DAYS COMMEMORATIVE EVENTS FOCUSING ON THE CELEBRATION OF OUR FRONTIER HERITAGE AND THE RAWHIDE TV SERIES FILMED IN OUR AREA AND TOWN. | TUCUMCARI, NM | |
| 16 | LOBO COLLEGIATE HOCKEY BOOSTER CLUB LCHBC exists to support the University of New Mexico Hockey team by raising funds through personal contributions, community events and corporate donations to pay for items required for team play | ALBUQUERQUE, NM | |
| 17 | NEW MEXICO SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS ProvidesleadershipfortheadvancementofengineeringprofessionalismthroughoutNewMexico.Weprovideconferences,meetings,events,andactivitiesthroughouttheyearforprofessionaldevelopment.Thisincludesethicsclassesandtheprofessionalengineeringexamreviewcourses. | ALBUQUERQUE, NM | |
| 18 | LOS ALAMOS ARTS COUNCIL TO PROMOTE APPRECIATON OF THE ARTS THROUGH INTERACTION, EDUCATION, AND EVENTS | LOS ALAMOS, NM | |
| 19 | Albuquerque, NM | ||
| 20 | CARLSBAD, NM | ||
| 21 | TUCUMCARI, NM | ||
| 22 | SANTA FE, NM | ||
| 23 | ALBUQUERQUE, NM | ||
| 24 | Cimarron, NM | ||
| 25 | Santa Fe, NM | ||
| 26 | ALBURQUERQUE, NM | ||
| 27 | Albuquerque, NM | ||
| 28 | SANTA FE, NM | ||
| 29 | Santa Fe, NM | ||
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