These foundations have a track record of funding health work in New Mexico, based on IRS 990 grant data. Use the list below to find funders aligned with your mission, then sign up free to see how well your nonprofit fits each one.
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Who can apply: U.S. applicants must be IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) public charities. Non-U.S. organizations must work with a U.S. 501(c)(3) fiscal agent. Organizations must have a Christian purpose in their founding documents. Butterfield does not fund individuals, operating expenses, ongoing program expenses, endowments, or sponsorships.
feline healthveterinary medicineanimal health research
Who can apply: Applicants may be faculty veterinarians, post-doctoral fellows (DVM or non-DVM), practicing veterinarians, veterinary students, and PhDs in scientific or medical specialties; collaboration with veterinary scientists is recommended. Projects must benefit domestic companion cats and fit within the budget limit. Applicants using client-owned animals must show adequate institutional caseload and humane use approvals.
Bio-field therapiesGlobal healing traditions and new healthcare modelsEnhancing healthcare in underserved communities+3 more
Who can apply: Open to individuals, organizations, or research institutions with projects that align with the foundation’s mission to improve healthcare and education in underserved communities. Universities and large institutions that have their own foundations are not eligible to apply.
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.
Who can apply: Qualified 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations (only sub-classifications 509(a)(1) and 509(a)(2)), federally-recognized Native American tribes, public schools, and governmental agencies. Grants cannot be made to individuals. Projects must be community-based and aligned with the Foundation's stated priorities (see Foundation Priorities).
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