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Northern New Mexico Pathways to Opportunity Strategy Table Announces Youth Fund Grant Recipients
Foundations likely to see increased requests from New Mexico nonprofits after federal cuts
Pew Applauds New Mexico Legislature and Governor for Major Wildlife and Freshwater Protections
New Report Details Impacts of Federal Funding Freeze on New Mexico’s Nonprofits and Philanthropic Sector
It Pays to Pay Legislators: How Common Cause New Mexico Is Working to Make Government Work for Us All
Op-ed: Water crisis demands immediate action from lawmakers
25 Years of Support for ‘Systemic Change’
Pew Charitable Trusts: Restrictive Regulations Fuel New Mexico’s Housing Shortage
Announcing the launch of Press Forward New Mexico!
New Mexico Water Impact Report Receives Top National Honor
ConnectED Report Identifies Emerging Strategies for Effective Career Pathways in Rural NM
New Mexico Coalition to End Homelessness Announce Two Newly Created Positions for Achieving Functional Zero Homelessness
Water Desk Supports Journalism in New Mexico and Rio Grande Basin
Six Area Districts & Charter Schools Welcome 63 New Teachers from Residency Program
Congratulations to the 2023 Jeff Harnar Award winners!
UNM School of Architecture + Planning presents annual Jeff Harnar Awards Friday, April 14
Jarel LaPan Hill Joins Thornburg Foundation as Good Government Reform Policy Officer
Albuquerque Chamber Report Backs Overhaul of Principal Preparation, Support
Grantee Spotlight: ECCOE Speaker Series
Third-party evaluation confirms effectiveness of Albuquerque Teacher Residency Partnership
Thornburg Foundation Announces Additional Round of Grants for Local Food & Agriculture
Census Bureau Verifies Complete Count for New Mexico in 2020 Census
Northern New Mexico Foundations Give Nearly $1M to Support Teacher Recruitment
Deal Finalized to Convert Lamplighter Inn to Affordable Housing
Thornburg Foundation Announces New Grants for Local Food & Agriculture Nonprofits Seeking Federal Aid
Supreme Court Denies Review in Case Challenging Santa Fe, New Mexico Political Spending Disclosure Laws
Thornburg Foundation in the News: Funder Collaboration at Blackbaud
Thornburg Foundation Investment in The Bridge of Southern New Mexico Helps Move More Students toward College Completion
New survey shows that New Mexicans are deeply concerned about the future of water.
Open Letter to New Mexico Elected Leaders – Principles & Commitments For Investing American Rescue Plan and Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act funds December 1, 2021
Dave Nezzie joins Thornburg Foundation as Food and Agriculture Policy Officer
NM 2020 census count higher than expected
Advocating For State-Level Systems Changes: Policy Work By a Small Foundation
Patrick McCarthy joins Thornburg Foundation as Water Policy Officer
COVID-19 Vaccination and Food Distribution Event at Indian Pueblo Cultural Center
Ecosystem Building: Growing NM COVID-19 Resources for Native Communities Map
Public-Private Partnerships Continue to Strengthen Local Food Systems in New Mexico
Redistricting and Reform: Voters Want More Competition and Transparency
Improving Education the New Mexico Way: An Evidence-Based Approach
A Roadmap for the Post-Pandemic Food System We Need
NMSU facilitates Aligning AgriFuture project for Los Ranchos community
Governor’s Virus Relief Fund Receives $250,000 Donation
New Mexico Governor Launches COVID-19 Emergency Match Fund for Hunger and Health Relief
Thornburg Foundation Announces Additional $250,000 in Grants to New Mexico Nonprofits Responding to Coronavirus
Thornburg Foundation Announces $240,000 in Grants to New Mexico Non-Profits Responding to Coronavirus
Seeing homeless huddled in cold, rain spurs upgrades at Pete’s Place
Low pay: A stumbling block for quality childcare
Webber says Santa Fe looking at short-term rental changes
OpenSecrets holding New Mexico ‘dark money’ training
For Santa Fe man, climbing Denali was ‘a spiritual experience’
High court’s decision on census may spur more participation
Thornburg Foundation Policy Officer Dr. Michael Weinberg and Grantee United Way of Santa Fe President Katherine Freeman Recognized by Albuqueruque Chamber of Commerce for “Excellence in Education” Awards
Foundations join together, and New Mexico benefits
Systems thinking in education
New Mexico Funders Preparing for the 2020 Census
Worried about undercount, states and cities spend to promote 2020 Census
Taos County Farm-to-School Collaboration
New Mexico Coalition to Enhance Working Lands (NM CEWL)
Seeding Regenerative Agriculture for New Mexico
According to national study by the Center for Effective Philanthropy, Grantees Rank the Thornburg Foundation in the top 10 percent of funders for impact on their fields
A Blueprint for Early Childhood in New Mexico
State early childhood department proposed
Land & Livelihoods: Sept. 24-26 in Billings, MT
Women in Ranching joins Western Landowners Alliance