Program areas at Albuquerque Community Foundation
Health care - grants to support access to quality health care, including mental health and dental care, for uninsured, underinsured and medically underserved adults, children and the elderly.human services - grants to support programs providing direct assistance for vulnerable populations including at-risk children/youth; aid for people in transition or who are homeless to become self-sufficient; and nurturing families with an emphasis on the basic needs of food and shelter.250 different non-profit organizations received grants during the year.
Educational grants to support a wide range of activities from early childhood through adult programs including special education, vocational and career training, and classroom innovation. Environmental and historic preservation grants focus on the environmental and agricultural economy and the preservation of historic landmarks, attractions, buildings, and venues.economic and workforce development grants support intentional, inventive efforts to ensure a strong local economy by promoting social, economic, and environmental growth for entrepreneurs and the state's workforce.199 non-profit organizations received grants during the year.
Arts and culture grants are given to support arts education, facilitate the stability of arts organizations, encourage the preservation of the Community's cultural heritage, and recognize artistic achievement.56 different non-profit organizations received grants during the year.
Scholarships and financial aid awards allowing students to continue their education or further their careers.106 students received grants during the year.