Arts & Culture Grants in New Mexico

Bradley Foundation Grantmaking (General Grants)

From Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation

Who can apply: Eligible applicants must be organizations exempt from federal taxation under Section 501(c)(3) and publicly supported under Section 509(a)(1), (2), or (3). The Foundation does not make grants to individuals and will not fund overhead or indirect costs. Projects must fit the Foundation’s current program interests.

Community Grants — Fall Cycle

From Santa Fe Community Foundation

Who can apply: Nonprofits serving the Foundation's regional counties and programs that align with the fall fields of interest.

Greenwood Fund

From Denver Foundation

Who can apply: Museum-community conservation and collections care projects in Colorado, New Mexico, or Wyoming.

Arts & Culture Grants

From Wheeler Family Charitable Foundation

Amazon Eastern Oregon Community Fund

From Changex United States

Who can apply: Projects must take place within Umatilla or Morrow County, Oregon. Projects must address at least one stated theme. Individuals, community groups and organizations are eligible once per calendar year. Applicants seeking more than $5,000 must be a registered charity in the United States. Applicants must be at least 18 years old or have guardian permission. Legally registered organizations must be registered in their country of operation.

Grass Roots Grants (Edw. F. Zimmer Community Fund)

From Zimmer Feline Foundation

Who can apply: New Mexico nonprofits classified as public charities and filing annual COROS reports are eligible. Nonprofits outside New Mexico can apply if registered with NM COROS and if they submit separate New Mexico financials from the last two years. Applicants must have at least the last three years of US-990 long forms uploaded for review. Organizations must generally be in compliance with government regulations, have IRS approval at least 3 years old, and not primarily focus on research, event-driven activities, faith-based programs, lobbying/political activity, or exceed stated income/net worth thresholds.