Mental Health grants for nonprofits in New Mexico
51 private foundations reported 112 mental health grants to organizations in New Mexico on IRS 990-PF returns for tax year 2022 or later, $2.5M in all. 16 of them are based in New Mexico.
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A free match ranks foundations by how they fund mental health in New Mexico and by grant size, with the grants behind each match. No sign-up to see the top 5.
Foundations that fund mental health in New Mexico
20 of the 51: profiles in our foundation directory first, then by the number of mental health grants to New Mexico organizations on their latest return. Each shows its largest such grants.
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Amazonsmile Foundation
Seattle, WA · latest return: tax year 2023- She Recovers Foundation, Santa Fe - General support$548
- Desert Willow Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, Carlsbad - General support$257
- Nami-Santa Fe, Santa Fe - General support$221
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Foundation for Opioid Response Efforts
New York, NY · latest return: tax year 2024- University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center, Albuquerque - Training school- and community-based providers to prevent and manage pain, trauma, and opioid abuse for new…$225,000
- University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center, Albuquerque - Training school- and community-based providers to prevent and manage pain, trauma, and opioid abuse for new…$225,000
- University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center, Albuquerque - Training school- and community-based providers to prevent and manage pain, trauma, and opioid abuse for new…$225,000
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Gave $287.7M in 2024
Conrad N Hilton Foundation
Westlake Village, CA · latest return: tax year 2024- New Mexico Immigrant Law Center, Albuquerque - To promote trauma informed practices and increase stability through immigration services for families…$300,000
- She Recovers Foundation, Santa Fe - For general operating support$25,000
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T Causemetics Foundation Dba Thrive Causemetics Foundation
Bellevue, WA · latest return: tax year 2025- Paws and Stripes, Albuquerque - Provide animal-assisted therapy and mental health services to disabled military veterans and their families$65,648
- She Recovers Foundation, Santa Fe - Redefine recovery, inspire hope, end stigma and empower women in or seeking recovery$27,884
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Novo Foundation
Hurley, NY · latest return: tax year 2024- Grof Legacy Project USA, Santa Fe - General support$175,000
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Annie E Casey Foundation Inc
Baltimore, MD · latest return: tax year 2024- Future Focused Education, Albuquerque - Support FFE's expansion of capstones and internships around youth homelessness and teen mental health$60,000
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Gave $9.7M in 2025
Nextfifty Initiative D/B/A Next50
Denver, CO · latest return: tax year 2025- Family Caregiver Center of New Mexico, Albuquerque - General support$35,000
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Gave $9.8M in 2024
Carl C Anderson Sr and Marie Jo Anderson Charitable Foundation
Dallas, TX · latest return: tax year 2024- Abrazos Family Support Services, Bernalillo - Growing pains amidst pandemic recovery$20,000
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Carroll Petrie Foundation
Santa Fe, NM · latest return: tax year 2024- Desert Willow Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, Carlsbad - General support$15,000
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Gave $47.9M in 2024
The Richard M Schulze Family Foundation
Minneapolis, MN · latest return: tax year 2024- The Counseling Center Inc, Alamogordo - Human services$5,000
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Jpmorgan Chase Foundation
New York, NY · latest return: tax year 2025- Chris Eaton Foundation, Los Ranchos - Matching contribution (general operating support)$2,130
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Merrion Family Foundation
Wilmington, DE · latest return: tax year 2024- Navajo United Methodist Center, Farmington - New Beginnings House of Hope$15,000
- San Juan Rotary Foundation Inc, Farmington - Healing Field 2024 Sponsorship$5,000
- Drug Free San Juan County Inc, Farmington - Project Graduation: for the following six schools: Farmington High School, Piedra Vista High School, Aztec…$1,500
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Gave $1.6M in 2024
Brindle Foundation
Santa Fe, NM · latest return: tax year 2024- Western New Mexico University, Silver City - To support therapeutic classrooms for young children who have had developmental trauma$42,000
- Gerard's House, Santa Fe - To support families grieving the death of - or separation from - a loved one$33,000
- Santa Fe Recovery Center, Santa Fe - To expand existing playground to accommodate children 0-36 months$25,000
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The Celia Lipton Farris and Victor W Farris Foundation
Boston, MA · latest return: tax year 2024- Crisis Center of Northern New Mexico, Espanola - Empowering wellness: behavioral health support for the crisis center of northern new mexico$50,000
- Casa First Judicial, Santa Fe - Behavioral health initiative planning participation grant$5,000
- Casa Milagro, Santa Fe - Behavioral health initiative planning participation grant$5,000
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Thomas a and Mary E Dugan Foundation
Farmington, NM · latest return: tax year 2025- Masada House Inc, Farmington - To support women in recovery from substance abuse by providing a safe and secure home.$10,000
- Navajo United Methodist Center, Farmington - To provide and maintain facilities for navajo secondary services.$2,500
- Sexual Assault Services of Northwest New Mexico, Farmington - To support the organization's work of empower victims,provide crisis services and create a community focused…$2,500
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Tlc Foundation From the Heart
Artesia, NM · latest return: tax year 2024- Faith Baptist Church, Artesia - Spiritual needs and counseling$50,000
- Carlsbad Lifehouse Inc, Carlsbad - Help for those with mental health and substance use challenges$25,000
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Gave $6.2M in 2024
Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities Incorporated
Wilmington, DE · latest return: tax year 2024- Catholic Charities of Southern New Mexico, Las Cruces - Toward expenses of the christian counseling initiative, to provide mental health counseling to immigrants…$25,000
- Catholic Charities of Gallup Inc, Gallup - Toward expenses of the emergency services program, to assist low wealth households in crisis and/or at risk…$20,000
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Gave $1M in 2024
Con Alma Health Foundation Inc
Santa Fe, NM · latest return: tax year 2024- Santa Fe Recovery Center, Santa Fe - Healthcare$20,000
- Community Drug Coalition of Lea County, Hobbs - Healthcare$5,000
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Gave $3.2M in 2024
Marshall L and Perrine D McCune Charitable Foundation Inc
Santa Fe, NM · latest return: tax year 2024- Family Caregiver Center of New Mexico, Albuquerque - General operating support$4,000
- New Mexico Reentry Center, Albuquerque - General operating support$2,500
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Morgan Stanley Foundation Inc
New York, NY · latest return: tax year 2024- San Juan Rotary Foundation Inc, Farmington - Volunteer incentive program$2,000
- San Juan Rotary Foundation Inc, Farmington - Volunteer incentive program$2,000
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Which mental health funders fit your nonprofit?
A free match ranks foundations by how they fund mental health in New Mexico and by grant size, with the grants behind each match. No sign-up to see the top 5.
Organizations several of these foundations fund
New Mexico organizations that received mental health grants from two or more of the foundations above, on the same returns.
| Organization | Funders | Grants total |
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| She Recovers Foundation Santa Fe | 3 | $53,432 |
| Navajo United Methodist Center Farmington | 3 | $17,525 |
| Santa Fe Recovery Center Santa Fe | 2 | $45,000 |
| Family Caregiver Center of New Mexico Albuquerque | 2 | $39,000 |
| Gerards House Santa Fe | 2 | $33,026 |
| Carlsbad Lifehouse Carlsbad | 2 | $25,183 |
| Desert Willow Wildlife Rehabilitation Center Carlsbad | 2 | $15,257 |
| San Juan Rotary Foundation Inc Farmington | 2 | $9,000 |
| Counseling Center Inc Alamogordo | 2 | $5,018 |
| Community Drug Coalition of Lea County Hobbs | 2 | $5,016 |
How to use this list
A foundation is listed because its own latest tax return itemizes grants to organizations in New Mexico that we classify as mental health, by the purpose the foundation wrote or by the recipient's IRS activity code. Their typical grant is the middle of the funders' own typical grants across everything they fund. Start with funders whose typical grant is close to what you need and whose past recipients look like your organization, then open the profile for all of its grants and any application instructions.
Of these 51 foundations, 23 describe how to apply on their latest return; many others give only to organizations they already know. A badge such as Gave $1.2M in 2024 repeats what the latest return reports; it does not mean the foundation is accepting proposals now.
Facts on this page come from the foundation's own IRS Form 990-PF filings as published by the IRS. Grantvello does not know whether a foundation is accepting proposals right now: a past grant is not an open opportunity. Always confirm current guidelines with the funder before applying.