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NEW MEXICO MATTERS
New Mexico Community Foundation annual report 2004
NEW MEXICO MATTERS
THE HEART OF THE MATTER
The New Mexico Community Foundation is a statewide endowment-building and grant-making
organization that serves and invests in New Mexico’s communities and their greatest asset…people.
We believe that our New Mexico communities inextricably bind us together. So we address issues vital to communities…
kids, water, families, education, elders, health, hardships, livelihoods.
Building community resources and relationships, with special emphasis on rural communities,
is at the heart of our work.
We believe that in building stronger communities we are each made stronger.
As a steward of community resources, we support a quality of life that reflects and honors the
diverse values, traditions, beauty, and dreams of New Mexico.
W E B E L I E V E N E W M E X I C O M AT T E R S
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GROWING THE
FUTURE
D E A R F R I E N D S O F TH E N E W M E X I C O C O M M U N I T Y F O U N D AT I O N :
We would like to express our gratitude for the generosity of all who have helped
NMCF accomplish our mission of growing a better future in New Mexico.
This 2003-2004 report is one way of our giving thanks for our partners.
It documents how NMCF’s grant-making and fund-raising have grown
significantly during recent years.
For example, in 2003 NMCF awarded a record of more than $2.5 million
in grants to over 100 communities. It looks like we will match or surpass
that mark in 2004. These grants cover a wide range of innovative projects
effectively addressing vital issues from early child education to youth
development and sustaining the environment.
Through our partnerships, NMCF funds and initiatives over the past seven years
have delivered more than $11 million in grants to communities all across the
state. In that same time period, NMCF has increased its total net assets to over
$16 million in an effort to provide more resources to communities statewide.
As part of that effort, we are pleased to announce our move to new NMCF
offices in downtown Albuquerque at 303 Roma Avenue NW, Suite 400, 87102.
Our phone numbers and fax numbers will remain the same (see back cover).
The new NMCF Albuquerque office, along with our current location in Santa Fe,
will help us better serve and invest in New Mexico communities and their most
important asset...people.
support diverse, innovative, community-driven projects that strive to
overcome common problems and achieve long-term solutions;
leverage and invest resources for enhancing the impact and sustainability
of projects;
walk with partners, adding value, sharing learning experiences, providing
resources and opening doors to new opportunities;
promote community participation in philanthropy by building a broad base
of donor support from all giving levels and sectors in New Mexico;
provide efficient, cost effective services that assist donors with state-of-the-art
philanthropic investments to meet needs across the state and help families
leave a legacy to their community.
NMCF strives to make a significant and positive difference in the lives of people —
from the Navajo children on remote reservations to the migrant families working
along our borders. We need your generous contributions so that NMCF can
address this challenge and continue “to support a quality of life that reflects
and honors the diverse values, traditions, beauty, and dreams of New Mexico.”
We hope you will enjoy the enclosed information. We ask you to continue
partnering with us. Together, we can grow a better future for all —
because we believe, as you do, that New Mexico Matters.
For the future, NMCF plans to continue growing and improving so that we
can better—
act as a hopeful catalyst for positive change, and a resource for building
effective community;
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John P. Ulrich
Board Chair
Robert Stark
Executive Director
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
STAFF
JOHN P. ULRICH
MICHAEL CHAMBERLAIN
Albuquerque
Chair
Chief Development
and Operating Officer
REBECA ROMERO RAINEY
Taos
Treasurer
GILBERT SANCHEZ
Laguna Pueblo
Secretary
SUZANNE BARKER
Albuquerque
MARTY COPE
Hobbs
DEBORAH GALLEGOS
Albuquerque
SARAH MANGES
Pojoaque
BRUCE NEWMAN
Tesuque
JAY ROSENBLUM
Albuquerque
ANGELA CRESPIN
Administrative Associate
EMILY DARNELL-NUÑEZ
NM SPARK
Statewide Coordinator
NELSY DOMÍNGUEZ
Program Director
MARY ERPELDING
Financial Manager
DENISE GONZALES
Grants Administrator
LOUISE KAHN
SNMF Project Director
MARIA JOY
Assistant Director, Youth Initiative
Albuquerque Office Manager
STEVEN PATRICK
Director, Youth and
Emerging Initiatives
GAIL SCOTT
Accounts Payable
ROBERT STARK
Executive Director
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THE
LEGACY
OF
FA M I LY
JOIN THE LEGACY CIRCLE OF DONORS
The striking bronze sculpture “Looking to The Future” a first-ever collaboration by renowned Native
American artists Dan and Arlo Namingha, represents the idea that New Mexico families are integral to our
New Mexico culture, community and quality of life. New Mexico has been built by families and as we look to
the future, will continue to be built by families. In 2003, this award was presented to Lt. Governor Diane
Daniels Denish and the Daniels Family as an outstanding example of leadership, service and philanthropy.
All families leave a personal legacy – a first child to go to college, a family home, commitment to public
service, volunteering on a board, tutoring – that adds to the rich fabric of our New Mexico communities.
In addition to a personal legacy, some families leave a philanthropic legacy to eventually provide grants
where needs are greatest throughout our state.
You can join the Legacy Circle by making a gift through your estate planning to the New Mexico Community
Foundation. Gifts may be directed to an established field of interest fund, or may create a new family donor
advised fund, or contribute to the unrestricted endowment of NMCF. Donors commonly plan such gifts by
Will or Trust, life income trust such as a charitable remainder unitrust, insurance policy, excess IRA, or gift
of real property. However accomplished, such gifts bring you into the NMCF Legacy Circle of Donors and
represent your philanthropic legacy to New Mexico.
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ELI FARMER FUND
PERMANENT DONOR ADVISED FUND
For Eli’s parents, Letty Belin and Doyne Farmer, it was
for love of their son and in memory of a life fully lived that
they established the Eli Farmer Fund. They understood
that grants from this permanent donor advised fund —
scholarships for needy youngsters, support for youth and
teen programs, funding for environmental work — was a
sure way to honor their son and his extraordinary love of
life. In honoring Eli, Letty and Doyne have become part
of the Legacy Circle.
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WAY S
THE POWER
TO FOP A G
I
V
E
RTNERSHIPS
Individuals, businesses and foundations are all donor partners who contribute to and support
many projects within NMCF...
By check, gift of stock or gift of real property, you too can give to:
- Basic Human Needs Fund ~ serving the neediest persons in our state
- Community Arts Resource Fund ~ an endowment for children’s and youth arts programs
- Environment Fund ~ addressing issues of water and land use
- Concern for Elders Fund ~ supporting needs of elders
- Permanent Endowment ~ unrestricted endowment to meet the most pressing needs
- NMCF Annual Fund ~ support for NMCF operations
- any donor advised and designated fund listed on page 14/15
- create your own fund
The Board and Staff of the New Mexico Community Foundation thank you and
honor your partnership with NMCF and your commitment to the future of this state.
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INDIVIDUAL
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Aaron
Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Abalos
Ms. Bette Alan
Ms. Denise Alaniz
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Almanza
Mr. and Mrs. Ismael Alvarado
Ms. Yolanda Amaya
Ms. Theresa Anaya
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Anderson
Mrs. and Mr. Monique Angon
Anonymous / 6
Ms. Martha Apodaca
Mr. and Mrs. Lito Aranda
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Armstrong
Ms. Sheila Armstrong
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Aston
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Atkins
Ms. Susan Atzman
Mr. David Auge
Mr. Tim Auge
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Baca
Ms. Maria Baeza
Ms. Joan Brooks Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Vaden Bales
Mr. and Mrs. John Balkcom
Mrs. Karen Bard
Mrs. Suzanne Barker and
Mr. Ike Kalangis
Mr. and Mrs. William Barker
Mr. Max Bartlett
Ms. Gail Beam
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bean
Ms. Betty Mae Beilman
Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Beimer
Ms. Lupe Bejarano
Mr. Stephen Benjamin and
Ms. Lynne Laier
Mr. Steve Benoit
Ms. Patricia Bernardez
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Betz
Mr. and Mrs. George Biggs
DONORS
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bixby
Ms. Jane Blumenfeld
Ms. Elspeth Bobbs
Mr. Steve Bohlin and
Ms. Rachel O’Keefe
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bolson
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Bowman
Mr. Terry Brewer
Mr. and Mrs. John Briscoe
Mr. TE Brown, Jr.
Mr. Duane Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Brown
Dr. Carletta Bullock
Dr. George Bunch
Ms. Renee Bussa & Ms. Tanya Bussa
Ms. Margaret Bustamante
Mr. Vicente Bustamante
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Byrd
Ms. Mary Caccamise
Mr. and Mrs. David Caldwell
Ms. Dixi Campanella
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Campos
Mr. and Mrs. Ezequiel Cano
Ms. Susan Hallgarth and
Ms. Mary Ellen Capek
Ms. Judith Carlisle
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Carman
Ms. and Mr. Romela Carman
Ms. Ilene Carmenaty
Mr. Rudy Buse & Ms. Elizabeth Carp
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cate, Jr.
Mr. Michael Chamberlain and
Rev. Kathleen Jimenez
OU Chambers
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Chaney
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Chapman
Mrs. Linda Childears
Dr. and Mrs. Lance Chilton
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Cockrell
Ms. Jo Cook
Mr. David Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Cope
Mr. and Mrs. John Cornell
Mr. and Mrs. William Cowles
Mr. and Mrs. Theo Crevenna
Ms. Dianna Crouch
Mr. and Ms. Thomas Curry
Ms. Terrie Curry
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Curry
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Curtis
Ms. Margo Cutler
Mr. and Mrs. William Dales
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Daly
Mr. and Mrs. Casey Darnell
Ms. Emily Darnell-Nuñez
Ms. Dorothy Davis
Mr. John Daw and
Mr. Andrew Beckerman
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dechert
Mr. Leonard DeLayo, Jr.
Lt. Governor Diane D. Denish
Ms. Shirley Desemo
Ms. Nancy Dickenson
Ms. Judy Putman and Mr. Lee Dirks
Mr. Eliseo Do Porto and
Mr. Tommie Do Porto
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Dodge
Mr. Robert Doherty and
Ms. Karen Onderko
Ms. Nelsy Domínguez
Ms. Carla Donahue
Ms. Gina Dorsey
Rev. Barbara Dua
Mr. and Mrs. James Dudley
Mr. and Mrs. William Dufault
Mr. Charles Dumler
Mr. and Mrs. G. Robert Duncan
Rev. Laura Dunham and
Mr. Alden Dunham
Mr. and Mrs. Ismeal Duran
Ms. Fanny May Durham
Mr. and Mrs. John Eaves
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Eberwein
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Eckrich
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Edwards
Ms. Ann Hays Egan
Ms. Caroline English-Hardison
Mr. Frank Erpelding-Chacon and
Mrs. Mary Erpelding
Ms. Baola Esquibel
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Etre
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ewing
Ms. Cindy Ewing
L.B. Ewing
Mr. David Fabozzi
Mr. J. Doyne Farmer and Ms. Letty Belin
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Faulkenberry
Mr. Eddie Lewis and Ms. Mary Feidt
Ms. Wendy Feldman CLU, CHFC
Ms. Linda M. Fellion
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Fierro
Mr. and Mrs. William Fishbein
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Flint
Ms. Pat Frerkes & Mr. Jeff Felter
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Fritz
Mr. and Mrs. Jose Gallegos
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Garcia
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Garcia, Jr.
Mr. Dennis Garcia
The Honorable Mary Jane Garcia
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gardner
Ms. Bette Taylor Garner
Mr. Julian Garza
Ms. Mary Garza, President/CEO
Ms. Glenda Gideon
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gilbert
Ms. Joan Gilebski
Ms. Kirsten Giron
Dr. Maria Goldstein and
Mr. Robert Goldstein
Renee and Larry Goldstone
Ms. Maria Gomez
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gomez
Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Gomez
Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Goodwin
Ms. Lynn Goodwin
Mr. Dennis Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Greetan
Mr. David Hillson and
Mrs. Elieen Grevey-Hillson
Mr. Dave Grusin and
Ms. Nan Newton
Ms. and Mr. Susan Guiett
Mr. and Mrs. James Gulick
Mr. Richard Schoegler and
Ms. Elizabeth Gutierrez
Mr. and Ms. Richard Haber
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Haines
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hall
Ms. Judy Halligan
Ms. Darleen Hallinan
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hansen
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hanson
Ms. Nancy Harding
Ms. Tracy Hardt
Mr. Hare and Ms. Reichman
Ms. Connie Harnick
Ms. Janice Harper
Mr. and Mrs. Harrington
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Harris
Mr. Robert Haspel and
Ms. Lynda Taylor
Trudy and Ed Healy
Mr. and Mrs. Henderson
Mr. Vince Hendrick
Ms. Geneveieve Hendrick
Ms. Mary Henry
Ms. Cindy Hernandez-Wall
Ms. Susan Herter
Ms. Kimberlyann Hogan
Ms. Ruth Holburn
Ms. Teresa Holland
Ms. Jodi Holley
Ms. Rosetta Holmes
Dr. Michael Hopkins, M.D.
Ms. Maxine Horner
Susan and David Horowitz
Ms. Jeffrey Howell
Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes
Lt. Maurice Hughes and
Mrs. Jettie Hughes
Ms. Louise Hurff
Ms. M.E. Konzen and Ms. Pamela Hyde
Ms. Renee Ingold
Ms. Mari-Luci Jaramillo
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jervis
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Johannes
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Johns
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Johnson
Deborah and Rick Johnson
Mr. Reverdy Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Brion Johnston
Ms. Suzanne Jollensten
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jones
Ms. Rita Kahn
Ms. Marjorie Kamine
Mr. and Mrs. King Kelley
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Kennedy
Dr. and Mrs. John Kernan
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kessler
Mr. Daya Singh Khalsa
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kidd
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Killin
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kilpatrick
Mrs. Alice King and
The Honorable Bruce King
Ms. Cynthia King
Mr. Tom Knoop
Mr. Mark Koch
Ms. Kathy Kohnke
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Koldyke
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kollarik
Mr. Peter Korsan
Ms. Katherine Kubarski
MARTHA J.
TROLIN FUND
CHARITABLE REMAINDER TRUST
Martha is one who takes her charitable giving seriously. So
seriously that she has a written mission statement to provide
support to various organizations that work on human rights,
justice and equality in New Mexico and beyond, and to
provide grants to groups working for economic justice and an
interdependent balance between people, animals and the
environment; civil and human rights; and the flourishing of
indigenous people and human creativity.
Living into this philosophy, Martha gave her first gift to NMCF
in 1996 and has continued giving ever since by funding both
the Martha J. Trolin Fund, a non-permanent donor advised
fund to which she has made annual contributions as well as
other projects of NMCF.
Now, in consultation with her estate planning attorney, she has
joined the Legacy Circle by creating a Charitable Remainder
Flip Trust which at a future date will begin to provide an annual
income, and eventually will endow the Martha J. Trolin Fund
beyond her lifetime. Grants from the Trolin Fund will continue
in perpetuity.
This is a true legacy gift.
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JOHN AND JOYCE BRISCOE
ESTATE PLANNED GIFT
For a number of years, John and Joyce have been annual
donors to NMCF. As they have become more and more
acquainted with the important statewide work of the
Foundation, they decided this year to join the Legacy Circle.
Their commitment through their estate planning will
eventually fund a Briscoe family fund, which will provide
statewide grants.
…a true legacy gift to New Mexico.
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Ms. Joan La Barbara and
Mr. Morton Subotnick
Ms. Carolyn Laarkamp
Ms. Bettina Lancaster
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lanier
Ms. and Mr. Samantha Lapin
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Larrichio
Mrs. Joan Leahigh
Ms. Maria Ledezma Perez
Dr. Thomas Lehman
Mr. Don Leonard
Mr. Wyrill Lester
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lester
Mr. and Mrs. David Lock
Ms. Susan Lopez
Mr. and Mrs. Alfredo Lopez
Ms. Nancy Losoya & Ms. Cristina Losoya
Ms. Shunnae Love
Mr. Greg Lower
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Loyd
Mr. and Mrs. Lujan
Mr. and Mrs. William Lyon III
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Macaulay
Mr. and Mrs. Finlay Macgillivray
Mr. and Mrs. John Maenchen
Ms. Jolene Maes
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Maglisceau
Sarah and Joe Manges
Mr. Greg Marrs
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin
Mr. and Mrs. James Mason, Esq.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Maupin
Ms. Deborah May
Ms. Marifran Mazza
Ms. Elizabeth McCabe
Mr. Carlos McClendon
Ms. Dorothy McDuffie
Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGonagal
Ms. Janie McPherson
Mr. and Mrs. William Meeks
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Meinke
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meitzner
Mr. and Mrs. Luis Mendoza
Mr. David Mesenbring
Mr. and Mrs. Ragon Michael
Mr. Thor Mickelson
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Minzner
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Molina
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Mondragon
Ms. Louise Moody
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Moore
Ms. Linda Morales
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Moreno
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Morrow
Ms. Carmon Mousical
Ms. Marjorie Mullane
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Mullane
Dr. Fernando Multedo
Ms. Dawn Myers
Mr. and Ms. John Myre
Marsha & Mark Napolin
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nathan
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Navarrette
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Navarrette
Ms. Annabel Navarrette
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Neel
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Nelson
Mr. Monty Newman
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Newman
Ms. Pauline Nunez and Mr. Louis Kolker
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Odom
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ogg
Mr. Michael Olivas and Ms. Tina Reyes
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Ollmann
Ms. Sigrid Olson
Mr. Garrett Thornburg and
Ms. Carol Oppenheimer
Dr. Renee Rita Ornelas
Mr. James Orr
Ms. Susan Orr
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Ortiz y Pino de Martin
Rev. Ed Ostertag
Ms. Michelle Padilla
Mr. John Padilla
The Honorable Mary Kay Papen
Ms. Joan Parman
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Parsons
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paskiewicz
Ms. Yuan Zhuang-Pedersen and
Dr. Ryan Pederson
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Petropoulos
Ms. Margaret Peyton
Ms. Jennifer Polle
Dr. Yorgos Marinakis and
Ms. Katherine Pomonis
Ms. and Ms. Tammy Ponce
Mrs. Donda Wallace Pool and
Mr. Tom Pool
Ms. Dolores Power Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Pradt
Mr. and Mrs. George Pradt
Mr. F. W. Preeshl and
Ms. Shirley Campbell
Jonan Barnes Price
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pruden
Mr. and Mrs. Delfin Quintana
Mr. Severo Quiroga
Bishop Ricardo Ramirez
Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Ramos
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Rasmussen
Ms. Nanci Reichman
Rev. Gary Reyes & Mrs. Faith Reyes
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Rhodes
Mr. James Richards
Governor and Mrs. Bill Richardson
Ms. Linda Lane Rigsby and
Mr. David Rigsby
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Ritter
Mr. and Mrs. David Robinson
Mr. Kenneth Robinson
Ms. Elizabeth Romero
Mr. John Rainey and
Mrs. Rebeca Romero Rainey
Mr. Jay Rosenblum
Ms. Marni Russell
Mr. Marijo Rymer
Mr. and Mrs. Juan Saiz
Mr. Jon Salton
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Sanchez
Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Sanchez
Mr. and Mrs. Leveo Sanchez
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sanchez
Mr. Gilbert Sanchez
Ms. and Mr. Rachelle Sanchez
Ms. Kimberly Schavey
Ms. Patricia Schoonover Jones
Dr. Marilyn Schultz
Ms. Andrea Schunk
Ms. Nan Schwanfelder
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schwartz
Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Scott
Ms. Socorro Segura
Mr. Joseph Serrano
Ms. Mary Ann Shaening
Ms. Elizabeth Shapiro
Ms. Denise Shea
Mr. Jerry Shinkle and
Mrs. Christine Shinkle
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shoobridge
Mr. Johnathan Shuman
Ms. Patricia Shure
Ms. Linda Siegle
Ms. Gail Simmons
Mr. Perry Sklarin
Ms. Yukiko Skogmo and
Mr. Phil Skogmoll
Wid & Katherine Slick
Mr. Irvin Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Myrl Smith
Ms. Janet Smith
Mr. Dwane Snider
Mr. Ronald Solimon
Mr. Thomas Spacek
Ms. Linda Spooner
Mr. Greg Spradling
Mr. and Mrs. John Spradling
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Stall
Rev. Robert Stark
Ms. Jacquelyn Stark-Stilwell
Ms. Liz Stefanics
Ms. Betty Sternat
Ms. Theresa Sternat and
Mr. Michael Hornstrom
Mr. and Mrs. James Stevenson
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Stewart
Mr. Kim Straus
Mr. and Mrs. James Stretz
Mr. George Strickland and
Ms. Anita Ogard
Mr. Thomas Tumolillo and
Ms. Pamela Sullivan
Ms. Colleen Sullivan-Moore
Ms. Alicia Sullivan-Sargent
Ms. Claire Swanger
Mr. Donovan Swann
Dr. Sydney Swetnam
Mr. Levon Tashjian
Ms. Harrellette Tate
Dr. Owen Taylor, Jr.
Mr. Stuart Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Thomas
Ms. Kyla Thompson
Ms. Anna Thompson
Mr. and Ms. Edwin Thorne, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Domingo Torres
Mr. and Mrs. David Torres
Ms. Martha Trolin
Mr. and Ms. Clifford Trollinger
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Troost
Ms. Tiffanie Trujillo
Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Tucker
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Twining
Mr. and Mrs. John Ulrich
Mr. Walter Umphrey
Mr. and Mrs. John Valenty
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Van Hattum
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Vandi
Dr. and Mrs. Edmundo Vasquez
Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Vaughan
Ms. Velda Verdoza
Mr. Andres Viamonte
Ms. Lorraine Viamonte
Mr. David Vigil
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Villa
Ms. Tresa Vorenberg
Ms. Sallie Wagner
Ms. Agnes Walker
Mr. and Mrs. James Walton
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wantuck
Mr. Samuel Washburn
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Waters
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Watts
Mr. Steven Grietens and
Ms. Ann-Marie Weaver
The Honorable James Wechsler
Mr. Jeff Weisberg
Mr. Charles Wellborn and
Mrs. J. D. Wellborn
Mr. Robert Wempner
Mr. and Mrs. Jim West
Mr. and Mrs. Paul White
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whorton
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wiggins
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Winters
Marilyn & Ed Winter-Tamkin
Mr. Robert Winton
Ms. Nancy Wirth
Ms. Susan Hoadley & Mr. Don Wismer
Mr. Sproles Woodard
Mrs. and Mr. Ann Marie Von Worley
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wray
Ms. Susan Wright & Ms. Joan Wright
Dr. Jean Wright, M.D.
Dr. William Yates
Ms. Emy Yeazell
Mr. and Mrs. Vince Yegge
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Zimmer
T H O R N E FA M I LY F U N D
NON-PERMANENT DONOR ADVISED FUND
When Ed Thorne and Melanie Peters Thorne established
an advised fund that would eventually be spent out, they
helped meet their immediate charitable goals as well
as family estate planning goals. Since its inception, the
fund has made grants to support a variety of arts, animal
and health research organizations.
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BUSINESS
DONORS
505 Southwestern
Active Life
Aegon Transamerica Foundation
Albuquerque Academy
AmBank of Silver City
American Performance Funds
Amerind Risk Management Corporation
Auge’s Sales and Service, Inc.
Avista Video Histories
Bank of Albuquerque
Bank of America
Barker Management
BJ Services Company
Bonannan Huston
BP Matching Fund Programs
Brownstein, Hyatt & Farber, P.C.
C.A.P.II/Pederson Properties Real Estate
Calvert Social Investment Foundation
Carefree Living Inc.
Cascade Gardens Spa & Wellness
Charter Bank of Albuquerque
Cisneros Design
Citizens Bank of Clovis
Comeau, Maldegen, Templeman & Indall
Community Bank of Santa Fe
Corporation of the Sun Country Section
Daniels Insurance Agency, Inc.
Deans, Inc.
Democratic Women of Bernalillo County
Denish + Kline
DNC LTD
Donovan L. Swann Appraisal Service
First American Title Insurance Co.
of New Mexico
First National Bank
First National Bank of New Mexico
Flowers by Martha Lee
Grants State Bank
Greater Artesia Chamber of Commerce
Health Quest Chiropractic, LLC
HL and Laurena
Hunt Development
International Chamber for Health
and Well-Being
Int’l Brotherhood of Electrical Workers,
Local Union 611
ITU Ventures
J & L Enterprises
Johnson, Miller & Co., PC
Ladas Properties, LLC
Laguna Rainbow Corporation/
Laguna Rainbow Nursing Center
Larry’s Hats And Antiques
Loomis-Sayles & Company
Loring, Wolcott 7 Coolidge Office
Lovelace Auxilary
Max Montano Trucking Company
Meyners + Company, LLC
Modrall, Sperling, Roehl, Harris & Sisk, P.A.
Montgomery & Andrews
Moore Nutrition
Mountain States Insurance Group
Muse Media
Myriad Genetics, Inc.
Navajo Refining Company
New Mexico Bankers Association
New Mexico First
New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority
New Mexico Tech Research Foundation
New Mexico Tourism Department
New Mexico Youth at Risk Foundation
Newton Resources
FOUNDATION
NOMI
Nordhaus, Haltom, Taylor,
Taradash & Bladh, LLP
Northern NM Chapter of National
Association of Women Business Owners
Ortho Biotech
Parsons Brinckerhoff Group Administration
PB & J Family Services Inc.
Philip Morris Matching Gift Center
Piñon Management
PNM Resources, Inc.
Pollans & Cohen, PC
Public Health Consultants, LLC
RBC Dain Rauscher
REDW Business & Financial Resources, LLC
Rehoboth McKinley Christian Health Care
RMS Foods, Inc.
Santa Fe Community College
Serenity Garden Dayspa LLC
Sheehan, Sheehan & Stelzner, P.A.
Shoats & Weaks, INC.
Sun Protective Clothing, SW
Sutin, Thayer, and Browne
Swain, MacKinnon & Thurman, LLC
T-Shirt Express
UBS Financial Services, Inc.
UCSF Center for the Health Professions
Unwynding the Spirit LLC
Watson Truck and Supply
Wells Fargo Artesia
Wells Fargo Bank
Western Bank of Artesia
Women’s City Golf Championship
Yates Petroleum Corporation
Abelard Foundation
ARCA Foundation
Brindle Foundation
Chicago Community Trust
Con Alma Foundation
Daniels Fund
Denver Foundation
E.V. & C.E. Thaw Charitable Trust
F. B. Heron Foundation
Ford Foundation
Garfield Street Foundation
General Service Foundation
Greater New Orleans Foundation
J. F Maddox Foundation
John and Daniel Tishman
Family Fund, Inc.
John Henry Dorminy Foundation
LANL Foundation
Lannan Foundation
Levi Strauss Foundation
McCune Charitable Foundation
Mickelson Media Foundation
PARTNERS
Messengers of Healing
Winds Foundation
National Aids Fund
National Rural Funders
Collaborative
New Cycle Foundation
New Mexico Womens Foundation
Oppenheimer Brothers Foundation
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Santa Fe Community College
Foundation
SB Foundation
Stewart R. Mott Charitable Trust
The J. Paul Getty Trust
The Millstream Fund
The Seedcorn Foundation
Tides Foundation
University of New Mexico
Foundation
W.K. Kellogg Foundation
Wallace Genetic Foundation
William C. Kenney Watershed
Protection Foundation
CORPORATE ADVISED FUND
Like many businesses, Prediction Company wanted to be an involved corporate
citizen in its community. Yet, like so many
businesses and corporations, it had a
somewhat ad hoc strategy when it came
to supporting worthy projects. Bill Lyon, a
Prediction employee and friend of NMCF,
helped the company recognize the need
to organize and formalize its charitable
giving. So the company established an
advised fund to which both the company
and its employees contribute. A small
employee committee recommends grants
from the fund to support educational
projects in the mathematical, scientific,
engineering, or other technical fields. An
anonymous NMCF donor is matching contributions 1 to 1 up to $5,000 this year!
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DONOR ADVISED AND
DESIGNATED
THINK NEW MEXICO FUND
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION DESIGNATED FUND
Think New Mexico, a community partner with NMCF, is
the statewide, non-profit, results-oriented think tank,
which has led successful campaigns to make full-day
kindergarten accessible to every five year-old in New
Mexico and to repeal the tax on food (which takes effect
January 1, 2005). Its board and staff wanted to be able
to focus more of their time on Think New Mexico’s
mission, rather than be distracted with investment policy
statements, strategic asset allocation models, and
investment performance. Realizing that the partnership
could be enlarged, and attracted by the New Mexico
Community Foundation’s reputation and similar
statewide focus, Think New Mexico came to NMCF
to establish a professionally managed designated fund.
Think New Mexico intends to grow the designated fund
from donor contributions as well as investment
performance so that it will eventually offset all of the
organization’s overhead expenses.
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FUNDS
Funds
Interest
Geographic Area
Anita Salas Fund
Anonymous
ARCA Foundation Fund
Basic Human Needs (Field of Interest Fund)
Christmas Store
Community Arts Resources Fund (CAR)
Concern for Elders (Field of Interest Fund)
Dr. Jacob Deegan Scholarship Fund
El Centro de Los Niños
Eli Farmer Fund
Embudo Valley Library Fund
Environment (Field of Interest Fund)
Equis Fund
Fund for Community Volunteerism
Highlands Meadow Neighborhood Fund
Hillsboro Community Fund
Jack Daniels Memorial Fund
James W. Mayer, M.D. Fund
John Henry Dorminy Foundation Fund
Jonathan Sherman Spradling Memorial
Judge Steve Herrera Scholarship Fund
La Mariposa Montessori Scholarship Fund
Laguna Education Foundation
Laguna Rainbow Fund
Northeastern Regional
Community Foundation
Laura and Alden Dunham Fund
Breast/Cervical Cancer
Poverty/Hardship
Health
Emergency needs
Emergency needs
Arts
Elders
Higher Education
Children
Community
Library/Community
Environment
Unrestricted
Young Adult
Fire Station
Youth, Arts, Community
Community
Unrestricted
Unrestricted
Unrestricted
Education
Education
Education
Elder Care
Statewide
Statewide
Statewide
Statewide
Albuquerque
Statewide
Statewide
Santa Fe, NY, TX
Chama Valley
Northern New Mexico
Dixon/Embudo Valley
Statewide
Statewide
Statewide
Grants
Hillsboro
Statewide
Santa Fe
Statewide
Statewide
1st Judicial District
Santa Fe
Laguna Pueblo
Laguna Pueblo
Health
Unrestricted
Las Vegas Area
Statewide
Mora County
Las Vegas
Funds
Interest
Geographic Area
Los Nativos Fund
Main Street Fund
Martha Jo Trolin Fund
Mary Feidt/Eddie Lewis Fund
Mary Greene Fund
Meuli Curry Memorial Fund
Michael S. Currier Environmental
Service Award
Musical Theater of the Southwest
New Mexicans for Sustainable Energy
and Effective Stewardship (NMSEES)
Native American Scholar Athletes Fund
Ola Mae Hoover Fund
Orr Family Fund
Picuris Aboriginal Land Claim Project
Prediction Company Fund
Raton Community Center Building Fund
Raton Kids Fund
Richard R. and Baldina Zanotti Fund
Robert Haspel & Lynda Taylor
Social & Environmental Justice Fund
San Felipe de Neri Development Fund
Think New Mexico Fund
Thorne Family Fund
Veloy Vigil Memorial Scholarship Fund
Policy, Social, Environment
Economic Development
Human Rights and Justice
Scholarship
Alice B. King Center
Community
Statewide
Statewide
Statewide/National
Morehouse College
Santa Fe
Albuquerque Area
Environment
Arts
Statewide
Albuquerque Metro
Environment
Native American Scholarship
Native American Scholarship
Children/Environment
Land Use
Education
Community
Children and Youth
Unrestricted
Statewide
Northern New Mexico
Laguna
Statewide
Picuris Pueblo
Santa Fe/Northern New Mexico
Raton
Raton
Statewide
Social/Environmental Justice
Restoration
Think Tank
Arts/Animal/Community
Arts
Northern New Mexico
Albuquerque
Statewide
Santa Fe/Northern NM/Natl.
Taos
The funds of the New Mexico Community Foundation are professionally managed and invested according to the Investment Policy Statement.
In 2003, total return on permanent assets was 20.6%.
San Miguel County
Guadalupe County
LAS VEGAS / SAN MIGUEL AREA FUND
COMMUNITY ADVISED FUND
When the former Las Vegas hospital was in process of
closing, several community members and community
partners approached NMCF for ideas about converting
the hospital’s foundation into something new. Eventually,
the Northeastern Regional Community Foundation was
formed as a supporting organization to the New Mexico
Community Foundation and the assets of the former
medical foundation were transferred into the new affiliate.
The role of the Board of the new organization is to raise
funds and act as grant-making advisors for the area
formerly served by the hospital. A $100,000 match
has been offered by the Mickelson Media Foundation
in support of the Las Vegas community in which
Bill Mickelson had a business.
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GROWING
THE FUTURE
S T R E N G T H E N I N G N E W M E X I C O FA M I L I E S
Program Initiatives that Support Families, Children and Young Adults Ages 0-21
Ages 0-3
Ages 3-8
Community Health Nursing Project
New Mexico SPARK
Supporting Partnerships to Assure Ready Kids
MISSION: Simultaneously address the child development and health
needs of vulnerable children and their families by incorporating a
M I S S I O N: Work with families, pre-schools and elementary schools
community health nurse in early childhood programs.
to ensure a seamless transition for children 3-8 years of age as they
move from pre-school programs through kindergarten into elementary
GOAL: Improve childhood immunization, access to healthcare for
school classrooms.
families, alcohol abuse, and tobacco use in families of young children...
to build trust with families through a relationship-based model of care.
G O A L : Improve transition of children from pre-school through
kindergarten into elementary school by fostering Family Engagement,
SITES: In the communities of Albuquerque, Bernalillo, Thoreau,
Early Childhood and Elementary School Collaboration and Best Practices.
Hobbs, Las Cruces, and Columbus on the New Mexico border
with Mexico.
S I T E S : In the communities of Albuquerque, Bloomfield/Farmington,
Chaparral/Las Cruces, Española, Hobbs and Laguna.
IMPACT: In its third year of funding, this Initiative has...increased
immunization rates in some of the State’s most vulnerable populations of
I M PA CT: In its first year, NM SPARK has begun a five-year, $4 million
children...helped families access needed medical care...assisted families
effort to accomplish its mission and is among eight other states to partici-
to decrease tobacco and alcohol use in many instances...fostered a
pate in the National SPARK Project including Florida, Georgia, Hawaii,
supportive learning environment for nurses and health advisors in the
Mississippi, North Carolina, Ohio, and Washington, DC.
project sites.
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Ages 8-21
NMCF Youth Initiative
MISSION: Expand and multiply quality positive
youth development opportunities for all of New Mexico’s
children and youth.
GOAL: Increase the number of youth served by quality
youth development organizations, and strengthen and improve
systems that serve New Mexico’s youth.
SITES: Statewide
IMPACT: During the first year, helped create and support
public/private partnerships, which have played a role in
conceiving, creating and supporting the Children’s Cabinet
and the statewide Youth Alliance. Also during the first year,
the Youth Initiative provided support, training and technical
assistance to youth-serving organizations.
SUSTAINING
RURAL LIVELIHOODS
THE FUTURE
Program Initiatives that Support Economic Viability and Livelihoods in Rural Communities
Rural Livelihoods
Border Communities
Alliance for the
Rio Grande Heritage
MISSION: Strengthen and sustain rural commu-
M I S S I O N: Strengthen and deepen the
M I S S I O N: Build the agreements necessary to
nities and families through the implementation and
philanthropic impact along the U.S.-Mexico
restore the ecological health of the Rio Grande to
expansion of community-based strategies.
border by addressing “quality of life” in
benefit the river as well as the people, wildlife and
border communities.
plant species that make the area their home.
G O A L : Address “quality of life” issues with a
G O A L : To build a coalition addressing issues
focus on healthcare and childcare, poverty through
affecting the Rio Grande.
G OAL: Develop the social, economic, organizational,
and collaborational “capital” of our rural communities.
S ITES: Statewide / emphasis on rural areas.
wealth creation and the celebration of culture.
S I T E S : NM Rio Grande corridor and expanding
I MPACT: Expansion of resource base for rural
S I T E S : In the communities of Doña Ana,
communities and families, increase entrepreneurial
Hidalgo, Luna, and Eddy Counties.
into southern Colorado and southwestern Texas.
I M PA C T: Pursue common ground to help protect,
and leadership skills and best practices, development
of strategic opportunities, creation of strong linkages
I M PA C T: Border communities collaboratively
among organizations.
focused on critical issues, development of local
preserve, and restore this natural legacy.
philanthropic resources.
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$2,509,851
STRENGTHENING NEW MEXICO
FAMILIES INITIATIVE GRANTS - $722,455
$2,509,851 GRANTED IN 2003
Shiprock
Chama
Farmington
Tierra Amarilla
AGES 0-3 / COMMUNITY HEALTH
NURSING PROGRAM - $123,200
Ben Archer Health Center
$4,000 / Columbus
Statewide 38%
$956,850
Raton
El Prado
Taos
Dixon
Picuris
Northwest 18%
Velarde
Los Alamos
Northeast 8%
Española
$449,169
$196,953
Mora
Montezuma
Santa Fe
Gallup
Las Vegas
Laguna Pueblo
Bernalillo
Thoreau
Tucumcari
Edgewood
Albuquerque
Ramah
Rio Grande Corridor 14%
$341,015
Socorro
Southwest 17%
$423,272
T or C
Silver City
Hatch
Las Cruces
Lordsburg
Deming
Anthony
Animas
Columbus
Sunland Park
Hachita
Rodeo
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Ruidoso
Alamogordo
Carlsbad
Out of State 1%
$28,727
Cuidando Los Niños
$17,600 / Albuquerque
The Gathering Place
$17,600 / Thoreau
Jardin de Los Niños
$17,600 / Las Cruces
Forum for Youth In Community
$25,000 / Albuquerque
Laguna Department of Education
$250,000 / Laguna Pueblo
RURAL LIVELIHOODS
INITIATIVE GRANTS - $764,149
RURAL LIVELIHOODS - $173,500
Tierra Madre Self-Housing
$15,000 / Sunland Park
Hispanics In Philanthropy / Funders Collaborative for Strong Latino Communities
$50,000 / Statewide
Las Cumbres Learning Services
$17,600 / Española
The Gathering Place / The Navajo Cooperative
$30,000 / Thoreau
PB & J Family Services
$17,600 / Albuquerque
Pueblo of Picuris / Bison Project
$30,000 / Picuris Pueblo
AGES 3-8 / NEW MEXICO SPARK - $324,255
Museum of New Mexico / Creative
Enterprise Initiative Project
$12,500 / Santa Fe
Child & Family Services Inc. of Lea County
$53,255 / Hobbs
Southeast 5%
$113,865
Hillsboro
Child & Family Services Inc. of Lea County
$17,600 / Hobbs
AGES 8-21 / YOUTH DEVELOPMENT - $275,000
New Mexico Community Development Loan
Fund / Rural Collaborative Project
$36,000 / Statewide
Roswell
Las Cumbres Learning Services
$54,200 / Española
Artesia
Hobbs
Laguna Department of Education
$54,200 / Pueblo of Laguna
RURAL LIVELIHOODS / BORDER - $105,000
San Juan Partnership Inc.
$40,650 / Farmington
Border Book Festival
The Divine Frontier / La Frontera Divina
$15,000 / Las Cruces
New Mexico State University
Dove Learning Center
$40,650 / Las Cruces
Albuquerque Public Schools Foundation
$81,300 / Albuquerque
Community Action Agency of Southern NM
Earned Income Project
$30,000 / Las Cruces
Community Action Agency of Southern NM
Covering Kids Program
$5,000 / Las Cruces
Kids in Distressed Situations
$10,000 / Las Cruces / Border Communities
La Clinica de Familia
Girl Talk Promotora Project
$15,000 / Las Cruces / Anthony / Colonias
Communities
Memorial Medical Center
First Step Express Mobil Medical Unit
$15,000 / Las Cruces / Chaparral / Colonias
Hidalgo Medical Services / Healthy
Border Communities Promotora Project
$15,000 / Lordsburg / Hachita / Colonias
RURAL LIVELIHOODS / ALLIANCE FOR
THE RIO GRANDE HERITAGE - $485,649
Alliance for Rio Grande Heritage Project
$177,237 / El Prado / Albuquerque
Amigos Bravos
$14,500 / Taos
Audubon New Mexico
$3,000 / Santa Fe
Defenders of Wildlife
$27,000 / Albuquerque
Forest Guardians
$37,500 / Santa Fe
Land and Water Fund of the Rockies
$17,000 / Boulder, CO
New Mexico PIRG Education Fund
$10,000 / Albuquerque
Rio Grande Restoration
$90,662 / El Prado
Families and Youth Inc. / Project W.I.S.E.
$5,000 / Las Cruces
ACLU Foundation - New Mexico
$500 / Statewide
Rio Grande/Rio Bravo Basin Coalition
$19,000 / El Paso, TX
Families and Youth Inc.
La Vida Harm Reduction Programs
$2,000 / Las Cruces
ACLU Foundation
$500 / New York, NY
San Luis Valley Ecosystem
(Western Resource Advocates)
$14,500 / Colorado
Sierra Club / Central New Mexico
$42,000 / Albuquerque
Southwest Environmental Center
$29,250 / Las Cruces
World Wildlife Fund
$4,000 / Albuquerque
NEW MEXICO COMMUNITY AIDS
PARTNERSHIP GRANTS - $70,000
Albuquerque HealthCare for the Homeless /
Harm Reduction Outreach Project
$8,000 / Albuquerque
Albuquerque HealthCare for
the Homeless / HIV Prevention and
Women’s Recovery Project
$10,000 / Albuquerque
Alianza of New Mexico
African American Outreach
$3,000 / Hobbs
Alianza of New Mexico
Harm Reduction Program
$4,000 / Roswell
Camino de Vida
Aid and Comfort Medical Assistance Project
$3,000 / Las Cruces
The Challenge Group
Rio Esperanza HIV Prevention Project
$2,000 / Santa Fe
Navajo AIDS Network
HIV Case Management Program
$5,000 / Shiprock
NM AIDS Services / MPower
$5,000 / Albuquerque
People of Color AIDS Foundation
Youth Outreach Protect for Life Program
$3,000 / Santa Fe and Northern NM
People of Color AIDS Foundation
AIDS Affects Us All Art Education Project
$5,000 / Statewide and Mexico Border
Write Action: Writing from the Heart of AIDS
$1,000 / Española
Santa Fe Mountain Center
Climbing Up, Climbing Out
$4,000 / Tesuque
Southwest C.A.R.E. Center
AIDS Education and Prevention Projects
$7,000 / Santa Fe and Northern NM
Theater Residency Project
The Real Deal, AIDS Prevention Play
$3,000 / Santa Fe and Española
DONOR ADVISED, DESIGNATED AND
SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS - $953,247
Anonymous / $21,026
Alice King Family Center
$5,400 / Santa Fe
Anonymous
$198,783 / Statewide
All Species Project
$10,000 / Las Vegas / Northern NM
Amigos Bravos
$500 / Taos
Amigos del Valle
$250 / Velarde
Astraea Foundation
$500 / New York
Campus Compact
$50,000 / Albuquerque
Center for Biological Diversity
$500 / Tucson, AZ
Center for Economic Justice
$1,000 / Albuquerque
Coalition for Equality in New Mexico
$5,000 / Santa Fe and Statewide
Center for Service Learning
Opportunities in Education
$50,000 / Albuquerque
Colonias Development Council,
Columbus Day Care Center
$10,000 / Columbus
Colorado College / Scholarship
$1,500 / Colorado Springs, CO
Common Cause Education Fund
NM Model City Council Program
$1,500 / Albuquerque
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Community Action Agency of Southern NM
Covering Kids Program
$5,000 / Las Cruces
N MCF T OTAL GRA N T- M A K I N G , 1 9 9 5 -2 0 0 3
1995
1996
1997
$108,158
Con Alma Foundation
$1,000 / Santa Fe
$199,227
Copper Canyon Press
$1,000 / California
$745,445
$1,141,464
1998
Cornerstones Community Partnerships
$10,000 / Santa Fe / Northern NM
$1,073,593
1999
El Centro de los Niños
$12,500 / Tierra Amarilla
$1,132,432
2000
$1,243,331
2001
Embudo Library
$5,000 / Dixon
$1,684,906
2002
$2,509,851
2003
T OTAL 2003 GRAN T M A K I N G B Y C AT E G O RY
Youth Development—Ages 5-21 31.0%
$775,546
Environment & Natural Resources 22.4%
$561,899
Early Childhood—Ages 0-5 15.0%
$382,165
Health Care 10.4%
$260,226
Economic & Community Development 10.3%
$257,881
Social Services 8.8%
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$219,683
Education & Civic Engagement 1.2%
$30,250
Arts, Culture and Media 1.0%
$22,201
Mama Cash, Tides Foundation
$1,131 / Netherlands
Morehouse College
$17,846 / Atlanta, GA
El Museo Cultural
$101 / Santa Fe
National Center for Lesbian Rights
$500 / San Francisco, CA
National Council for Research on Women
$500 / New York
National Gay and Lesbian Task Force
$1,000 / Washington, DC
Farm to Table
$2,250 / Santa Fe
National Dance Institute / Collaborative
Residency Outreach with Court Youth Center
$15,000 / Santa Fe / Las Cruces
Food for Santa Fe
$500 / Santa Fe
New Israel Fund
$1,000 / Washington, DC
Forest Guardians
$5,000 / Santa Fe
New Mexico Civic
Engagement Initiative
$100,000 / Statewide
The Global Fund for Women
$500 / San Francisco, CA
High Country News
$1,000 / Paonia, CO
New Mexico Commission
for Community Volunteerism
$100,000 / Statewide
Hopi Foundation
$250 / Arizona
New Mexico Forum for
Youth in Community
$100,000 / Statewide
Currier Environmental Service Award
$20,000 / Santa Fe
New Mexico Highlands University / Scholarship
$750 / Las Vegas
La Mariposa Montessori Scholarships
$30,410 / Santa Fe
New Mexico Land
Conservation Collaborative
$5,000 / Santa Fe
Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund
$1,000 / New York, NY
Leadership New Mexico
$1,000 / Albuquerque
New Mexico State University / Scholarship
$500 / Las Cruces
North American Institute
$10,500 / Santa Fe
Sustainable Communities Inc.
$5,000 / Santa Fe
Planned Parenthood of New Mexico
$500 / Albuquerque
Sustainable Communities Inc. / ZERI
Zero Emissions Research and Initiatives
$4,000 / Picuris Pueblo
Alliance for Rio Grande Heritage
$20,000 / Statewide
Rio Grande Restoration
$5,000 / El Prado / Albuquerque
St. John’s College
$1,000 / Santa Fe
Santa Fe Animal Shelter
$50 / Santa Fe
Santa Fe Community Foundation
Santa Fe Plaza Community Stage Project
$32,000 / Santa Fe
Santa Fe Community Foundation /
Lesbian and Gay Funding Partnership
$500 / Santa Fe
Santa Fe New Music
$500 / Santa Fe
Santa Fe Opera
$100 / Santa Fe
Santa Fe Partners in Education
$1,000 / Santa Fe
Santa Fe Preparatory School / Scholarship
$5,000 / Santa Fe
Somos un Pueblo Unido
$1,000 / Santa Fe
Southern Utah Wilderness
$500 / Utah
Southwest Research and
Information Center
$250 / Albuquerque
Think New Mexico
$500 / Santa Fe
Tierra Madre Self-Help Housing
$750 / Sunland Park
University of New Mexico / Scholarship
$750 / Albuquerque
Vecinos del Valle
$10,000 / Española
Warehouse 21
$700 / Santa Fe
Water Information Network
$2,000 / Albuquerque
The Wildlife Center
$50 / Española
United World College
$5,000 / Montezuma
Volunteer Albuquerque
$50,000 / Albuquerque
G RT HOE W
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G
GRASS ROOTS
FISCAL SPONSORSHIPS
Fiscal sponsorships/administrative agreements provide grass-roots projects and start-up organizations
needed “back-room” support so that the effort can
be successful. We call it “growing the grass roots.”
NMCF maintains financial accounting, prepares
balance and income statements, provides donor
acknowledgment and substantiation, prepares donor
and financial reports, processes of payables, provides
technical assistance, and assures compliance with
funding restrictions.
In 2003, over $1 million was
received on behalf of the many
NMCF fiscal sponsor projects.
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Project
Interest
Geographic Area
Atalaya Search and Rescue
Citizen Action Sponsorship
CLPS Wildflower Event
Community Learning and Public Services
Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Coordinated System of Care
Daylight Productions
Dixon Cooperative Market
Economic Development
Friends of Cochiti Lake Area
Friends of Tony Price
Give Me Your Poor (Paper Boys Project)
Global Warming on a State Level
Haydn in the Desert
Indian Land Working Group
Institute for Nonviolent Economics
Laguna Education Foundation Administrative
New Mexico Center for Service Leadership
New Mexico Civic Engagement Initiative
New Mexico College Awareness Coalition
New Mexico Forum for Youth in Community
New Mexico Land Conservation and Collaborative
New Mexico Media Industries Strategy
New Mexico Mining Act Network
New Mexico Nonprofit Association
New Mexico Open Lands
Ocate Community Center
Out of School Time Network
Padre Martinez Film
Placitas Education Fund
Placitas Library Fund
Pro Youth
RACER Stakeholder Project
Raton Youth Recreation Sponsorship
Santa Fe Farmers Market Institute
Santa Fe Indian Hospital
Santa Fe Science Initiative
Second Street Neighborhood
Spotlight on Volunteers Sponsorship
Tobacco Control Strategy Planning Guides
Voices of Dixon Project
Water Quality Video Project
Wool Traditions
Service
Environment
Wildflower Conference
Community Organizing
Health
Health
Documentary Film
Coop
Sustainable Development
Community
Environment
Documentary Film
Environment
Community Arts/Music
Native American
Sustainability
Education
Youth in Community
Youth
Youth/Young Adults
Youth
Environment
Media
Environment
Nonprofit Capacity Building
Conservation Trust/Open Space
Community Needs
Youth/Young Adults
Documentary Film
Pre-School Education
Community
Youth
Civic Engagement/Environment
Children and Youth
Community
Health Education
Elementary Science Education
Community
Volunteerism
Health
Oral History
Environment
Economic Development
Northern New Mexico
Statewide
Statewide
Statewide
Statewide
Statewide
Rio Grande
Dixon/Embudo Valley
Statewide
Cochiti
Statewide
Statewide
Statewide
Santa Fe
Northern New Mexico
Santa Fe
Laguna Pueblo
Statewide
Statewide
Statewide
Statewide
Northern New Mexico
Statewide
Silver City/Questa
Statewide
Statewide
Ocate
Statewide
Statewide
Placitas
Placitas
Santa Fe
Northern New Mexico
Raton
Northern New Mexico
Pueblos
Santa Fe
Santa Fe
Statewide
Global
Dixon/Embudo Valley
Statewide
Taos area
S TAT E M E N T O F F I N A N C I A L P O S I T I O N
ASSETS
The following summary information has been excerpted from the
financial statements audited by Meyners + Company, on which the
auditor issued an unqualified opinion.
NET ASSETS 1995-2004
$20,000,000
2002
2003
6/30/04*
Cash
$ 2,402,967
$ 3,549,324
$ 1,721,317
Investments
Unconditional promises to give
Property and Equipment
Expenses, and Other Assets
Growth of Net Assets 1995-2004
Total Assets
3,461,405
485,911
47,768
203,173
$ 6,601,224
5,586,460
2,456,910
46,021
200,847
$ 11,839,562
6,006,323
9,240,917
479,803
222,426
$ 17,670,786
1995
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
$307,211
Accounts
payable and Accrued Expenses
$
$
$
Grants payable
1996
Due other organizations and projects
$869,667
Total Liabilities
1997
NET ASSETS
$1,977,143
$15,000,000
Unrestricted
1998
Temporarily restricted
$1,818,352
Permanently
restricted
Total Net Assets
1999
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
$3,286,137
$10,000,000
2000
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
$3,458,175
REVENUES
Contributions
2001
Investment Income, net of losses
$5,268,944
$5,000,000
Fundraising
2002
Management fees
$6,000,000
Other
Income
Total Revenue
4
/ 200
6-30
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
1995
2003
$10,358,528
EXPENSES
For a copy of our full audited financial statements or Form 990, please contact our
office. NMCF has no debt obligations. The funds of the New Mexico Community
Foundation are professionally managed and invested according to the Investment
Policy Statement. In 2003, total return on permanent assets was 20.6%.
Program Expenses, Including Grants
6/30/2004
Administrative Expenses
Fundraising
$16,171,045
Total Expenses
Increase in net assets
Net assets, beginning of year
Net assets, end of year
* unaudited
22,248
242,300
320,331
584,879
51,631
687,700
741,703
1,481,034
24,236
186,905
1,288,600
1,499,741
166,019
2,904,322
2,946,004
6,016,345
$ 6,601,224
242,616
6,612,223
3,503,689
10,358,528
$ 11,839,562
153,355
11,952,853
4,064,837
16,171,045
$ 17,670,786
2002
2003
6/30/04
$ 3,213,218
(158,391)
8,665
146,640
10,997
$ 3,221,129
$ 6,937,169
642,550
141,570
176,538
3,874
$ 7,901,701
$ 7,094,422
136,489
129,536
19,586
$ 7,380,033
$ 2,146,305
301,291
26,132
$ 2,473,728
747,401
5,268,944
$ 6,016,345
$ 3,115,429
354,217
89,872
$ 3,559,518
4,342,183
6,016,345
$ 10,358,528
$ 1,311,609
254,891
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