McCune Charitable Foundation

08/31/2026

Reminder! The open application cycle for the McCune cultivate grant ($15k) is now open and will be open through 5:00 pm on September 15th. To learn more about eligibility and apply, click here:

The Marshall L. and Perrine D. McCune Charitable Foundation is dedicated to enriching the health, education, environment, cultural and spiritual life of New Mexicans. The Marshall L. and Perrine D. McCune Charitable Foundation is dedicated to enriching the health, education, environment, cultural an...

08/26/2026

The deadline has been extended until September 15th!!!

08/17/2026

The open cycle application for the McCune Charitable Foundation for 2027 funding IS NOW available and we will be accepting applications through 5:00 pm on Tuesday, September 15th. To learn more about this $15,000 grant and the eligibility criteria, please go to www.nmmccune.org. We will also have open call in times for specific questions (time/dates listed on the Connect with Us tab).

The Marshall L. and Perrine D. McCune Charitable Foundation is dedicated to enriching the health, education, environment, cultural and spiritual life of New Mexicans. The Marshall L. and Perrine D. McCune Charitable Foundation is dedicated to enriching the health, education, environment, cultural an...

08/05/2026

Interested in becoming part of the Early Childhood workforce? Los Alamos National Lab Foundation is accepting applications for their EC Cohort. This opportunity is open to prospective students who live within the LANL Foundation's seven-county service area: Los Alamos, Mora, Rio Arriba, Sandoval, San Miguel, Santa Fe, and Taos counties. Questions? Contact Jessica Acosta at [email protected].

Ready to Make a Difference in the Lives of Young Children? The LANL Foundation is excited to announce recruitment for our Early Childhood Workforce Pathway Cohort!

We're seeking 10 individuals from Northern New Mexico who are passionate about becoming early childhood educators. This opportunity is open to prospective students who live within the LANL Foundation's seven-county service area: Los Alamos, Mora, Rio Arriba, Sandoval, San Miguel, Santa Fe, and Taos counties.

Through this unique cohort model, participants will receive the education, hands-on experience, and support needed to launch a meaningful career in early childhood.

Participants will:

✅ Earn an Early Childhood Professional Certificate from Northern New Mexico College
✅ Complete 150 hours of hands-on experience in a participating early childhood program through Aprendé's Pre-Apprenticeship Program
✅ Receive wraparound supports, including tutoring, mentorship, and stipends to help ensure success
✅ Build lasting relationships with a cohort of peers who will learn and grow We're all in this together

Program Expectations:

🔸Attend quarterly in-person cohort meetings at the LANL Foundation office in Española
🔸Participate in in-person events and activities at Northern New Mexico College
🔸Complete your pre-apprenticeship placement at a participating early childhood center in Northern New Mexico

If you've been thinking about a career that makes a lasting impact on children, families, and communities, this is your opportunity!

📅 Applications are now open!

🔗 Apply via the link in the comments.

📧 Questions? Contact Jessica Acosta at [email protected].

Help us grow the next generation of early childhood educators in Northern New Mexico!

08/04/2026

Prospera Partners is offering a free virtual community of practice: Disrupting the Path: Navigating Chaos for NM Nonprofits beginning August 20th. This is a space for those in the social sector to share resources and practical tools to work through the ongoing challenges and unpredictability of the times. To learn more and join the CoP, click here: https://prosperapartners.org/big-events/

08/04/2026

Applications are being accepted through August 25th!!!

📣 New Professional Services Fund Now Accepting Applications!

The New Mexico Community Trust (NMCT) Professional Services Fund is a new pilot program designed to help New Mexico nonprofits impacted by reductions, delays, or uncertainty in public funding.

Selected nonprofits serving New Mexico communities will receive fully funded consulting and technical assistance to strengthen their organization and plan for the future.

🔗 Learn more & apply today: nmctrust.org/professional-services
🕔 Application Deadline: August 25, 2026

07/02/2026

Santa Fe Community Foundation's 2026 fall grant cycle will be open July 13 - August 16. They welcome proposals through their Community Grants program in four fields of interest, as well as through our Envision Fund, Native American Advised Fund, and Santa Fe Baby Fund. They also invite submissions for their 2026–2027 Giving Together catalog during this cycle. Join one of their virtual pre-prososal information sessions on July 16 or July 28 to learn more about funding opportunities and the application process.

The Santa Fe Community Foundation provides several funding opportunities for nonprofits statewide and in our funding region of Mora, San Miguel, Rio Arriba, and Santa Fe counties.

06/29/2026

NM Food Pathways Grant Program is accepting Letters of Interest from July 1 through July 15th, 2026 for grants from $25k to $100k for NM Food Retailers, community food orgs including small grocers, co-ops, mobile markets, local govt and other community serving retail models operating within rural, Tribal, frontier or underserved communities. Projects must focus on equipment and operational improvements within existing facilities. For more info:

Learn about New Mexico’s Food, Hunger & Agriculture Program, supporting food security, agriculture innovation, and community-based hunger solutions statewide.

06/17/2026

Thornburg Foundation, Anchorum Health Foundation and SF Community Foundation have commissioned the Grant Plant to lead a follow up survey of the NM Nonprofit Sector to understand federal funding impacts across the state. The first survey led to a report and was widely sited. To take the follow up survey, click here:

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05/26/2026

The Indigenous Tomorrows Fund is accepting applications for projects centering Native youth leadership, community well-being, and cultural continuity. Funding is organized around five interconnected impact areas: maintaining the life cycle of balance; intergenerational knowledge and relationships; healing; nurturing that which nourishes us; and building power and activating abundance. The grants range from $25k through $100k and are open to Native-led and serving 501cs. Deadline to apply is 7/14/26. For more information go here:

The Indigenous Tomorrows Fund gives decision-making power to Indigenous youth who understand the needs, challenges, & opportunities in their communities.