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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...

Op-ed: Water crisis demands immediate action from lawmakers

by russellTFadmin | Apr 21, 2025

By Mike Hamman, Philip King, Ladona Clayton and Paula GarciaNew Mexico’s water crisis demands action from our elected leaders. A transformational window of opportunity exists now to confront this crisis head-on. Read the op-ed here.

New Mexico Water Impact Report Receives Top National Honor

by Olivia Faust | Oct 30, 2023

This article was originally published by the Los Alamos Reporter. NM TECH NEWS RELEASE A landmark report, developed by the New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources, has received a prestigious national award. The John C. Frye Memorial Award was...

Water Desk Supports Journalism in New Mexico and Rio Grande Basin

by Olivia Faust | Jul 1, 2023

This article was originally published by the Water Desk. The Water Desk is excited to announce the recipients of new grants to support water journalism connected to New Mexico and the Rio Grande Basin. From the Rocky Mountains to the U.S.-Mexico border, the...

New survey shows that New Mexicans are deeply concerned about the future of water.

by Jason Griffin | Jan 28, 2022

Three out of four voters agree we need to act now to ensure future water supplies. SANTA FE — January 21, 2022 — As New Mexico enters the 2022 legislative session, a new survey commissioned by the Water Foundation and Thornburg Foundation shows that voters are deeply...