Guadalupe County

Does the grantmaker accept LOI’s/proposals?: 
YES
Average Grant Size: 
$20,000
Program Funding Area: 
Arts, Culture & Humanities
Education
Youth Development
Human Services
Mental Health & Crisis Intervention
Community Improvement & Capacity Building
Disease, Disorders, Medical Disciplines
Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations
Geographic Funding Focus: 
Luna County
Mora County
Bernalillo County
Otero County
Quay County
Chaves County
Roosevelt County
Colfax County
Curry County
San Miguel County
De Baca County
Sandoval County
Dona Ana County
Santa Fe County
Eddy County
Sierra County
Socorro County
Guadalupe County
Taos County
Harding County
Torrance County
Union County
Lea County
Valencia County
Lincoln County
Los Alamos County
Populations Served: 
N/A

Mission/Giving Statement: The Chase Foundatiopn affirms its founder's vision of giving people a chance to improve their quality of life for the well being of community and family. The Chase Foundation peruses this vision through positive community initiatives, resources, and the collaborative efforts of partner organizations. 

Grantmaking Program Areas: Pre-School through 12th Grade Education; College Education Programs; Substance Abuse Programs; Domestic Violence Programs; Community Enhancement Programs; Charity Infrastructure; Youth Initiative Programs; Emergency & Critical Human Services

Type of Funding/Funding Restrictions: The Foundation looks for organizations that engage in strategic planning in maximizing positive results in the primary focused areas. It gives priority to projects taht involve joint efforts of multiple agencies and wide community support and sustainability fo of projects demonstrated in the application guideline. The Foundation does not fund intersts or programs detrimental to the oil and gas industry. A list of additional restrictions available online. 

Application Instructions: LOI instructions and form available online. 

Best Method of Contact: 
Email/Phone
Mailing Address: 
510 West Texas Avenue
Artesia
New Mexico
88210
Phone: 
(575) 746-4610
Email: 
info[at]chasefoundation[dot]com
Verified by Grantmaker: 
Yes
Does the grantmaker accept LOI’s/proposals?: 
YES
Web Address: 
clotheshelpingkids.org
Average Grant Size: 
$5,000
Program Funding Area: 
Arts, Culture & Humanities
Education
Youth Development
Environment
Human Services
Health Care
Geographic Funding Focus: 
McKinley County
Mora County
Bernalillo County
Quay County
Rio Arriba County
Cibola County
Colfax County
San Juan County
San Miguel County
Sandoval County
Santa Fe County
Guadalupe County
Taos County
Harding County
Torrance County
Union County
Valencia County
Los Alamos County
Populations Served: 
Children & Youth

Mission/Giving Statement: Clothes Helping Kids is an independent non-profit organization that supports programs for children and youth in New Mexico.

Grantmaking Program Areas: Children & Youth Development

Grantmaking Program Area Descriptions:

Children & Youth Development: Supports a wide variety of programs that focus on children and youth and address educational needs, health issues, human services, environmental issues and/or traditional arts and culture.

Type of Funding/Funding Restrictions: Grants made to programs in Central and Northern New Mexico.

Application Instructions: Grant application and instructions online.

Best Method of Contact: 
Full Proposal
Mailing Address: 
126 Valencia Drive NE, Suite D
Albuquerque
New Mexico
87108-1700
Phone: 
(505) 266-2002
Phone2: 
(877) 227-2301
Fax: 
(505) 232-0269
Verified by Grantmaker: 
Yes
Does the grantmaker accept LOI’s/proposals?: 
NO
Average Grant Size: 
$10,000
Program Funding Area: 
Education
Human Services
Health Care
Housing, Shelter
Geographic Funding Focus: 
Mora County
Bernalillo County
Rio Arriba County
San Miguel County
Santa Fe County
Guadalupe County
Taos County
Populations Served: 
Low Income
Children & Youth
Elderly
Homeless

Notes:  See Domanica Foundation

Verified by Grantmaker: 
Yes
Does the grantmaker accept LOI’s/proposals?: 
YES
Average Grant Size: 
$10,000
Program Funding Area: 
Human Services
Health Care
Geographic Funding Focus: 
Mora County
San Miguel County
Guadalupe County
Populations Served: 
N/A

Grantmaking Program Areas: Indigent Health Care

Grantmaking Program Area Descriptions: Indigent persons shall be those persons whose financial circumstances are such that they are unable to pay the cost of needed medical care.

Type of Funding/Funding Restrictions: Any nonprofit health care organization, certified as exempt from federal taxation under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of the United States of America, with its principal health care facility situated in San Miguel County, Mora County or Guadalupe County, New Mexico is authorized ot apply for funds.

Application Instructions: See Application instructions at the very end of the Foundation's 2009 990.

Best Method of Contact: 
Full Proposal
Mailing Address: 
798 Diane Avenue
Las Vegas
New Mexico
87701-4910
Primary Contact Name: 
Jeff Salman
Title: 
Treasurer
Verified by Grantmaker: 
Yes
Does the grantmaker accept LOI’s/proposals?: 
YES
Average Grant Size: 
$7,500
Program Funding Area: 
Education
Community Improvement & Capacity Building
Crime, Legal Related
Employment
Public Societal Benefit
Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness & Relief
Geographic Funding Focus: 
Quay County
San Miguel County
De Baca County
Guadalupe County
Harding County
Union County
Populations Served: 
Rural

 

Mission/Giving Statement:
Among the goals, vision, and values of Plateau is the desire to strengthen rural communities by promoting and building on existing economic and community development. Plateau is philosophically committed to the economic well-being of our area communities. Grants are specific to the Plateau Cooperative service area only.
 
Grantmaking Program Areas: 
Nuestros Vecinos: Rural communities are often at a disadvantage in expanding jobs, creating opportunities for new businesses, or retaining existing small business operations. Barriers associated with geographic isolation, low market density, deteriorating infrastructure, and high unemployment rates underscore the need for community development. To better strengthen and develop communities, Plateau has established a matching grant program, “Nuestros Vecinos- Our Neighbors”. Matching grant categories include: Economic development and business administration; Economic development fund; Disaster and emergency assistance; and Community Sponsorships.
 
Public Safety: Rural public safety agencies are often at a disadvantage in expanding their knowledge and meeting mandated training requirements due to a lack of funds available. Most rural communities have volunteers who assist in both fire-righting and emergency medical response. To better strengthen and develop communities served by Plateau, a "no-match" grant fund has been established to assist with the training and educational costs associated with maintaining well-trained and certified law enforcement and fire protection officers.
 
Type of Funding/Funding Restrictions:
Matching grants are available to rural communities, municipalities, or other nonprofit groups that have a desire to remove barriers that inhibit growth and development- especially those obstacles that may hinder economic development. Public Safety grants are available to rural communities, municipalities, and public safety departments (whether paid or volunteer) associated within the Plateau Cooperative area.
 

 

Application Instructions: Grant application instructions online. Contact first via email.

Best Method of Contact: 
Email/Phone
Mailing Address: 
PO Box 1947
Clovis
New Mexico
88102
Phone: 
(575) 389-5100
Fax: 
(575) 389-5245
Primary Contact Name: 
Launa Waller
Title: 
Regulatory Manager
Primary Contact Phone: 
(575) 389-4211
Primary Contact Email: 
lwaller[at]plateautel[dot]com
Verified by Grantmaker: 
Yes
Does the grantmaker accept LOI’s/proposals?: 
YES
Average Grant Size: 
$7,000
Program Funding Area: 
Education
Youth Development
Human Services
Health Care
Mental Health & Crisis Intervention
Community Improvement & Capacity Building
Religion, Spiritual Development
Housing, Shelter
Geographic Funding Focus: 
Mora County
Bernalillo County
Quay County
Rio Arriba County
Roosevelt County
Colfax County
Curry County
San Miguel County
De Baca County
Sandoval County
Santa Fe County
Socorro County
Guadalupe County
Taos County
Harding County
Torrance County
Union County
Valencia County
Los Alamos County
Populations Served: 
All Populations

Mission/Giving Statement: To advance the teachings of the Gospel by building financial resources for Catholic ministry and funding programs that are responsive to human needs.

Grantmaking Program Areas: Spiritual, Social; Historic Preservation; Educational Needs

Grantmaking Program Area Descriptions:

Spiritual, Social, Historic Preservation and Educational Needs: The Foundation is dedicated to serving the spiritual, social and educational needs of people in the Archdiocese of Santa Fe through grants to eligible organizations, schools, parishes and ministries.

Type of Funding/Funding Restrictions: The grant applicant must be a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization and listed in the Official Catholic Directory of the Archdiocese of Santa Fe. However, an organization that is not listed may apply for funding from the Catholic Foundation if it is in a collaborative relationship with an archdiocesan parish, school or Catholic organization.  The Foundation does not accept applications for: tuition support programs; large capital expenses; or general/operating support.

Application Instructions: Grant application instructions available online.

 

Best Method of Contact: 
Email/Phone
Mailing Address: 
4333 Pan American Freeway NE, Suite D
Albuquerque
New Mexico
87107
Phone: 
(505) 872-2901
Fax: 
(505) 872-2905
Email: 
info[at]thecatholicfoundation[dot]org
Primary Contact Name: 
Marta A. Santiago
Title: 
Program Manager
Primary Contact Email: 
marta[at]thecatholicfoundation[dot]org
Verified by Grantmaker: 
Yes
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