What areas does Remy's Good Day Fund support most often?

Its recent grants center on solar energy, solar education and training, community solar projects, food security with a solar component, youth climate programs, and Indigenous or Pueblo community resilience. Examples include solar-focused education at Microgrid Systems Laboratory and food-security-linked solar work at Sf Farmers Market Institute.

What is the typical grant size?

Typical grants are small-to-mid sized: p25 is $7,850, the median is $10,000, and p75 is $20,000. The recent list also includes larger awards such as $49,711 and several grants at $25,000.

Does Remy's Good Day Fund accept unsolicited applications?

No. The active grant program listed for the foundation says competitive grantmaking and marks unsolicited applications as false.

Does the foundation give mostly in New Mexico?

Yes. New Mexico is the top state by grant count, and 76% of grants go to recipients in the foundation’s HQ state. Recent grants also name New Mexico cities and communities such as Santa Fe, Gallup, Vanderwagen, Taos, Dixon, Espanola, and Cedar Crest.

Remy's Good Day Fund

Name: Remy's Good Day Fund — grants, 990 financials & funding data
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SANTA FE, NMWebsite5054678459

About Remy's Good Day Fund

Remy's Good Day Fund concentrates its giving on community-scale solar deployment and renewable energy education/training, with a clear emphasis on projects in New Mexico (notably Gallup and surrounding communities). The foundation favors practical, implementation-focused grantees — supporting solar installation projects, workforce development programs, microgrid demonstrations, and local clean-energy advocacy to expand access to distributed renewables.

Focus Areas

Community solar project funding and installation support (Gallup / NM region)Solar workforce development and vocational training programsMicrogrid demonstration projects and technical laboratory supportLocal renewable energy advocacy and education (policy/awareness campaigns)

Who They Fund

Indigenous / Pueblo communitiesyouth and young peoplesmallholder farmers / Pueblo farming communitieslocal households seeking energy cost savingscommunity organizations (community buildings)

About Remy's Good Day Fund

Remy's Good Day Fund repeatedly backs solar projects that are tied to education, workforce training, and food security in New Mexico. One of its largest recent awards, $49,711 to Covenant Pathways in Vanderwagen, supported solar-focused education and training, while Gallup Solar received $43,458 in both 2023 and 2024 for solar projects and solar education. Those awards show a pattern of implementation-oriented giving: the funder supports organizations that install, teach, or demonstrate solar technologies rather than only advocate for them. The foundation’s portfolio also includes community-facing work in Pueblo and Tribal settings. Covenant Pathways Spirit Farm received $22,802 in 2023 and again in 2024 for solar and Pueblo farming projects, and Santa Fe Indigenous Center and Truekids each received support for youth climate programs. Other awards point to practical use cases such as community buildings, cost-saving energy solutions, and local renewable energy education. Across the recent grants list, the same themes recur: solar deployment, training, and resilience-oriented projects that connect clean energy with community needs.

What Remy's Good Day Fund Funds

A central theme is solar education and training. Remy's Good Day Fund gave $25,000 to Microgrid Systems Laboratory in Mendales for solar-focused education and training, and $14,500 to Northern New Mexico College in Espanola for solar focused technologies. The funder also supported Gallup Solar with $15,000 in 2024 for solar focused education and training. Food security with a solar component appears as another clear theme. In 2025, Sf Farmers Market Institute in Santa Fe received $20,101 for food security and solar technologies, and Covenant Pathways Spirit Farm received $22,802 in 2024 for solar and Pueblo farming projects. Youth climate work is also present. Truekids in Taos received $20,000 for youth programs for climate change, while Talking Talons Youth Leadership in Cedar Crest received $10,000 for the same purpose. These grants show a mix of technical, agricultural, and youth-centered climate support.

How Remy's Good Day Fund Gives

Typical grants cluster around a modest project-giving range, with p25 at $7,850, a median of $10,000, and p75 at $20,000. The recent grant list also shows several larger project awards in the $25,000 to $49,711 range, suggesting the foundation makes both standard support grants and larger implementation grants. Repeated awards to the same organizations appear across multiple years, including Gallup Solar, New Energy Economy, Women for Women International, American Indian College Fund, and Covenant Pathways. That pattern points to ongoing relationships rather than one-time gifts. The foundation is a grantmaker, not an individual fund, and it does not fund individuals or make program-related investments. Its competitive grants are not unsolicited, and the active program description emphasizes direct support for nonprofit projects.

Financial Snapshot

Annual Giving

$124K

Total Assets

$15K

Total Revenue

$35K

Total Expenses

$265K

Typical Grant Size

Most grants fall between $8K and $20K, with a median of $10K.

25th Percentile

$8K

Median

$10K

75th Percentile

$20K

Geographic Reach

Regional6 states funded

Funding intensity

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Recipient	Location	Amount	Year	Purpose
MICROGRID SYSTEMS LABORATORY	MENDALES, NM	$25,000	2025	SOLAR FOCUSED EDUCATION & TRAINING
SF FARMERS MARKET INSTITUTE	SANTA FE, NM	$20,101	2025	FOOD SECURITY & SOLAR TECHNOLOGIES
NEW ENERGY ECONOMY	SANTA FE, NM	$20,000	2025	SOLAR FOCUSED TECHNOLOGIES
COVENANT PATHWAYS	VANDERWAGEN, NM	$17,177	2025	FOOD SECURITY
SUSTAINABLE MARKETS FOUNDATION	NEW YORK, NY	$15,025	2025	SOLAR FOCUSED EDUCATION & TRAINING
NORTHERN NEW MEXICO COLLEGE	ESPANOLA, NM	$14,500	2025	SOLAR FOCUSED TECHNOLOGIES
CONSERVATION LEGACY	DURANGO, CO	$6,100	2025	SOLAR FOCUSED EDUCATION & TRAINING
SANTA FE INDIGEOUS CENTER	SANTA FE, NM	$5,000	2025	INDIGENOUS YOUTH EDUCATION & SUPPORT
COVENANT PATHWAYS	VANDERWAGEN, NM	$49,711	2024	SOLAR FOCUSED EDUCATION & TRAINING
GALLUP SOLAR	GALLUP, NM	$43,458	2024	SUPPORT SOLAR PROJECTS & EDUCATION
NEW ENERGY ECONOMY	SANTA FE, NM	$25,000	2024	SUPPORT SOLAR EDUCATION PROJECTS
COVENANT PATHWAYS SPIRIT FARM	VANDERWAGEN, NM	$22,802	2024	SUPPORT SOLAR & PUEBLO FARMING PROJE
TRUEKIDS	TAOS, NM	$20,000	2024	YOUTH PROGRAMS FOR CLIMATE CHANGE
WOMEN FOR WOMEN INTERNATIONAL	WASHINGTON DC, DC	$20,000	2024	SUPPORT SOLAR PROJECTS & EDUCATION
DIXON COMMUNITY FIRE DEPARTMENT	DIXON, NM	$20,000	2024	COST SAVING ENERGY SOLUTIONS
AMERICAN INDIAN COLLEGE FUND	DENVER, CO	$20,000	2024	SUPPORT SOLAR PROJECTS & EDUCATION
CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS	SANTA FE, NM	$15,000	2024	SUPPORT SOLAR PROJECTS
GALLUP SOLAR	GALLUP, NM	$15,000	2024	SOLAR FOCUSED EDUCATION & TRAINING
SANTA FE INDIGEOUS CENTER	SANTA FE, NM	$12,000	2024	YOUTH PROGRAMS FOR CLIMATE CHANGE
VETERANS OFF-GRID	CARSON, NM	$10,000	2024	COMM BLDG NEW SOLAR FOCUSED TECH
CORNERSTONE COMMUNITIY PARTNERSHIPS	SANTA FE, NM	$10,000	2024	COST SAVING ENERGY SOLUTIONS
STEM SANTA FE	SANTA FE, NM	$10,000	2024	YOUTH PROGRAMS FOR CLIMATE CHANGE
MICROGRID SYSTEMS LABORATORY	MENDALES, NM	$10,000	2024	SOLAR FOCUSED EDUCATION & TRAINING
TALKING TALONS YOUTH LEADERSHIP	CEDAR CREST, NM	$10,000	2024	YOUTH PROGRAMS FOR CLIMATE CHANGE
THE PACHAMAMA ALLIANCE	SAN FRANCISCO, CA	$10,000	2024	SUPPORT SOLAR PROJECTS & EDUCATION
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY	SANTA FE, NM	$10,000	2024	SUPPOR SOLAR PROJECTS & EDUCATION
SANTA FE FARMER'S MARKET INSTITUTE	SANTA FE, NM	$8,899	2024	SUPPORT SOLAR PROJECTS & EDUCATION
ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY	ROCHESTER, NY	$7,500	2024	SUPPORT PUEBLO SOLAR PROJECTS
WEGROWECO	SANTA FE, NM	$5,100	2024	YOUTH PROGRAMS FOR CLIMATE CHANGE
ATTACH YOUR HEART FOUNDATION	JEMEZ PUEBLO, NM	$5,000	2024	SOLAR FOCUSED EDUCAITON & TRAINING
MAJOR MARKET	ZUNI, NM	$5,000	2024	COST SAVING ENERGY SOLUTIONS
TEWA WOMEN UNITED	ESPANOLA, NM	$2,000	2024	SUPPORT SOLAR PROJECTS & EDUCATION
CASA MILAGRO	SANTA FE, NM	$2,000	2024	SUPPORT SOLAR PROJECTS & EDUCATION
HOPI FOUNDATION	KYKOTSMOVI VILLAGE, AZ	$312	2024	SOLAR FOCUSED EDUCATION & TRAINING

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