New Mexico Nonprofit Directory

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The New Mexico Nonprofit Directory is a searchable database to help you learn about nonprofits in the state.

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Organization NTEE Code Mission City
P- Human Services

FSFC is dedicated to providing opportunities for children to have safe and conflict-free access to both parents.

Rio Rancho
F- Mental Health, Crisis Intervention

To reduce risk of youth suicide.

Santa Fe
E- Health Care

La Clinica provides culturally sensitive quality health care services to all individuals in our service area regardless of...

Tierra Amarilla
B- Education, K- Agriculture, Food, Nutrition, S- Community Improvement, Capacity Building, W- Public, Society Benefit

Volunteers of Valencia Community Gardens (VCG) build community through learning and working together, gardening in an organic...

Los Lunas
C- Environment

Conservation Voters New Mexico Education Fund is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization dedicated to making the protection of...

Santa Fe
B- Education, F- Mental Health, Crisis Intervention, I- Crime, Legal Related, J- Employment, Job Related, L- Housing and Shelter, P- Human Services, X- Religion, Spiritual Development

Our faith-based programs will provide assistance in RECOVERING what may have been lost; Encouragement in RENEWING a sense of...

Los Lunas
B- Education, I- Crime, Legal Related, J- Employment, Job Related, L- Housing and Shelter, O- Youth Development

We create hope for those in need by promoting self-sufficiency, strengthening families, fighting poverty and building...

Albuquerque
A- Arts, Culture and Humanities

The Albuquerque Boy Choir is a non-profit organization that gives boys a chance to grow through musical learning, self-...

Albuquerque
F- Mental Health, Crisis Intervention

A fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common...

Albuquerque
P- Human Services

Thrift store and poverty alleviation.

Cuba
E- Health Care

The organization has been formed to operate exclusively for charitable and educational purposes, including providing services...

Albuquerque
D- Animal Related

Watermelon Mountain Ranch, a nonprofit corporation, is dedicated to the belief that all living creatures- human and animal-...

Rio Rancho
A- Arts, Culture and Humanities

To enrich the human spirit by connecting people with the arts, traditions, and cultures of the world.

Santa Fe
D- Animal Related

A group that works to better the lives of the homeless animals at our City’s shelters. Working towards the day when no dog or...

Los Ranchos de Albuquerque
A- Arts, Culture and Humanities Gallup
S- Community Improvement, Capacity Building, L- Housing and Shelter

Southwestern Regional Housing and Community Development Corporation provides for safe, affordable housing and continued...

Deming
C- Environment

To educate New Mexicans and others about water conservation, and to promote native, low-water plants and landscaping/...

Albuquerque
D- Animal Related

To provide a safe place for stray and/or lost animals in Luna County. Re-home them or find foster care for them, until they...

Deming
A- Arts, Culture and Humanities

A venue for classic, contemporary and cutting edge theatre. Our audiences can enjoy wonderful works for the stage. From local...

Albuquerque
C- Environment

The mission of the Santa Fe Watershed Association is to protect and restore the health and vibrancy of the Santa Fe River and...

Santa Fe
B- Education

Empower and motivate New Mexico’s culturally diverse students with science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM)...

Albuqueque
F- Mental Health, Crisis Intervention, M- Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness and Relief

AWB's mission is to provide immediate relief and recovery acupuncture services to global communities that are in crisis from...

Albuquerque
B- Education

Teaching a changeless Christ to a changing world.

Albuquerque
B- Education

Provide services to special events in Ruidoso.

Ruidoso
A- Arts, Culture and Humanities

To “support, promote and create opportunities for Hispanic women.”

Albuquerque

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