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Northern New Mexico Foundations Join Together to Support Communities Impacted by Frijoles Canyon Fire

by russellTFadmin | Aug 17, 2026

LANL Foundation and Thornburg Foundation contribute to Frijoles Fire Fund hosted by Santa Fe Community Foundation The Frijoles Fire in the Pecos Wilderness grew to more than 11,300 acres as of Aug. 17, 2026, according to Santa Fe National Forest officials. (Photo...

Thornburg Foundation Launches New Housing Initiative and Names Natalie Florence as its first Policy Officer

by russellTFadmin | Jan 30, 2026

SANTA FE – Today the Thornburg Foundation announced the expansion of its grantmaking portfolio with the hiring of Natalie Florence as its first Housing Policy Officer. Florence will lead a new, statewide Housing Initiative aimed at increasing affordable housing stock...

Elisa Montoya to Lead Pursuing Public Funds Initiative & Serve as General Counsel

by russellTFadmin | Jan 30, 2026

SANTA FE – Today, the Thornburg Foundation announced Elisa Montoya will lead the Foundation’s Pursuing Public Funds initiative, which aims to increase the effectiveness of New Mexico’s nonprofit sector by securing and stabilizing essential public resources. Montoya...

Pew Study: Co-Living Buildings in Albuquerque and Santa Fe Could Improve Housing Affordability

by russellTFadmin | Aug 15, 2025

Santiago Mejia The San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images As housing costs soar, a Pew Charitable Trusts study—led by Thornburg Foundation grantee Alex Horowitz—proposes co-living as a solution. Converting vacant Albuquerque offices into dorm-style microapartments...

NYT: In One of the Country’s Poorest States, Crippling Budget Cuts Loom

by russellTFadmin | Aug 14, 2025

By David W. Chen Photographs by Meridith Kohut Federal budget cuts are hitting New Mexico hard, threatening critical services and programs across the state. A recent New York Times article highlights how these reductions could impact everything from...
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