New Mexico's nonprofit sector in {current_year} is an essential provider of services in a state with unique cultural heritage and significant economic challenges. Nonprofits are focused on bridging racial and economic disparities, preserving cultural traditions, and addressing rural health and infrastructure needs.

The grant landscape in New Mexico is defined by a mix of local community foundations and national funders with a strong state-level interest. A major national foundation has a long-standing, deep investment in the state's racial equity and community-led change. Funding is also available for STEM education and public health.

To secure nonprofit grants in New Mexico, organizations should connect with New Mexico Thrives for capacity building. The most effective strategy is to build authentic, community-based partnerships. Funders prioritize organizations that are deeply rooted in the communities they serve and are advancing equity-driven solutions.