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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...

Northern New Mexico Pathways to Opportunity Strategy Table Announces Youth Fund Grant Recipients

by russellTFadmin | Jun 24, 2025

16 Regional Organizations to Receive Over $1.4 Million to Support Career Development for Underserved Young People Photo credit: NM Community TrustPress release: Stephanie Montoya Lobaugh | [email protected] ESPAÑOLA, NM — The Northern New Mexico Pathways...

Foundations likely to see increased requests from New Mexico nonprofits after federal cuts

by russellTFadmin | Jun 23, 2025

The Santa Fe New Mexican recently reported on the growing crisis facing New Mexico’s nonprofits as federal funding vanishes, forcing organizations to make “extremely hard decisions.” Programs addressing food security, water conservation, and rural agriculture are at...

New Report Details Impacts of Federal Funding Freeze on New Mexico’s Nonprofits and Philanthropic Sector

by russellTFadmin | May 22, 2025

Over $1B in active federal grants are obligated to NM nonprofits Santa Fe, NM — A newly published report, “Impact of Federal Funding Changes on New Mexico’s Philanthropic Sector,” commissioned by the Thornburg Foundation, Santa Fe Community Foundation, and Anchorum...

It Pays to Pay Legislators: How Common Cause New Mexico Is Working to Make Government Work for Us All 

by russellTFadmin | Apr 21, 2025

Senate Chamber of the New Mexico state capitol building in Santa Fe, NM. (Getty Images) By Sarah Graham In 1912, when New Mexico lawmakers gathered for the state’s first legislative session, they likely knew nothing about CO2 emissions, private-equity investments in...
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