Nancy Ann Mellen Foundation C/O Paul Mccoy Family Office

About Nancy Ann Mellen Foundation C/O Paul Mccoy Family Office

The Nancy Ann Mellen Foundation C/o Paul Mccoy Family Office repeatedly directs sizeable unrestricted grants to New Mexico nonprofits serving children, families, and vulnerable populations. In 2025, one of its larger awards went to Girls Inc of Santa Fe for $35,000, followed by $31,000 to Aps Education Foundation and $29,200 to Growing Up New Mexico. That pattern fits a broader portfolio that supports youth development, foster-care services, basic needs, and behavioral health. The foundation’s recent giving also shows a strong preference for community-based organizations in Santa Fe, Albuquerque, and Taos. Unrestricted support appears throughout the grant list, suggesting the funder often backs operating needs rather than narrowly restricted projects. Alongside education and youth-serving nonprofits, it has funded crisis response, shelter, grief support, and programs for children in foster care. Arts and cultural education for young people appear in the mix as well. Recipients such as National Dance Institute Nm Inc, Cooking With Kids, and El Rancho De Las Golondrias indicate that the foundation’s interests extend beyond direct human services into enrichment programs that serve children in the region.

What Nancy Ann Mellen Foundation C/O Paul Mccoy Family Office Funds

Youth development is a central theme in the foundation’s recent grants. It gave $28,500 to Communiities in Schools of New Mexico for unrestricted support and $12,500 to Big Brother Big Sister Mountain Region, also unrestricted. Girls Inc of Santa Fe received $35,000, reinforcing a clear pattern of support for programs that work with young people. The foundation also backs foster-care and advocacy services. New Mexico Friends of Foster Children received $25,000, while Casa First (court Appointed Special Adv) received $24,000, both as unrestricted grants. Those awards sit alongside gifts to organizations serving children and families more broadly, showing a sustained interest in child welfare. Basic needs and crisis services are another visible thread. The Food Depot received $12,500, Kitchen Angels received $12,500, and St Elizabeth Shelter Corp received $12,500, all unrestricted. In behavioral health and crisis response, Solace Crisis Treatment Center received $18,500 and The Grief Center of New Mexico received $17,500.

How Nancy Ann Mellen Foundation C/O Paul Mccoy Family Office Gives