PNM Resources Foundation Grants $220,500

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: Category: Non-Local News Releases; 07 October 2024

Helping our nonprofit customers lower their electric costs

Recently, PNM Resources Foundation announced the 44 New Mexico nonprofit recipients of the Reduce Your Use Grant. These grants help our nonprofit customers focus on spending less on electric costs and more on providing important assistance in the communities they serve.

The PNM Resources Foundation provides more than $1 million in grants each year to programs supporting several organizations that offer essential services throughout the state.

"These generous Reduce Your Use Grants have been available to New Mexico nonprofits for 16 years," said Laurie Roach, PNM Resources Foundation Executive Director. "Since 2008, the foundation has been supporting the community's efforts to improve the environment. Nonprofit partners say they enjoy learning more about saving energy and they love putting those funds back into their fantastic programs."

Most of the nonprofits who received a 2024 Reduce Your Use Grant serve clients statewide.

These grants are offered each year. Learn more at pnm.com/grants

The nonprofits who received a 2024 Reduce Your Use Grant are:

516 Arts – (Albuquerque)
Albuquerque Meals on Wheels, Inc – (Albuquerque)
Animal Humane Association of New Mexico – (Albuquerque)
ARCA – (Albuquerque)
Assistance League of Albuquerque, Inc. – (Albuquerque)
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central New Mexico, Inc. – (Albuquerque)
Catholic Charities of New Mexico – (Albuquerque)
Childhaven, Inc. – (Farmington)

Christina Kent Early Childhood Center – (Albuquerque)
Cliff Gila Grant County Fair Association – (Silver City)
Crossroads for Women – (Albuquerque)
Dakota Tree Project – (Albuquerque)
Dar a Luz Birth & Health Center – (Albuquerque)
Downtown ABQ Mainstreet Arts & Culture District – (Albuquerque)
EMI (Emerge Motivation Initiatives) – (Albuquerque)
Escuela del Sol Montessori – (Albuquerque)
Fusion Theatre Company – (Albuquerque)
Girl Scouts of New Mexico Trails, Inc. – (Albuquerque)
Girls Inc. of Santa Fe – (Santa Fe)
Greater Communities – (Albuquerque)
Keshet Dance Company – (Albuquerque)
Lensic Performing Arts Center Corporation – (Santa Fe)
Love Inc Of Otero County – (Alamogordo)
Mandy's Special Farm – (Albuquerque)
National Institute of Flamenco – (Albuquerque)
New Mexico Center on Law and Poverty Inc – (Albuquerque)
New Mexico Veterans Integration Centers – (Albuquerque)
Opera Southwest – (Albuquerque)
Partnership for Community Action – (Albuquerque)
Performers Ballet And Jazz Company – (Albuquerque)
Prosperity Works – (Albuquerque)
R4Creating – (Rio Rancho)
Ronald McDonald House Charities of New Mexico – (Albuquerque)
Sandoval County Historical Society & Museum – (Bernalillo)
Santa Fe Community Foundation – (Santa Fe)
Saranam, LLC – (Albuquerque)
St. Felix Pantry – (Rio Rancho)
STEM Is Child's Play Foundation – (Albuquerque)
Storehouse New Mexico – (Albuquerque)
TANDO Inc. – (Albuquerque)
TenderLove Community Center, Inc. – (Albuquerque)
Thrive In Southern New Mexico – (Alamogordo)
Valencia Shelter For Victims Of Domestic Violence – (Los Lunas)
Women's Economic Self-Sufficiency Team (WESST) – (Albuquerque)

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