Taos Community Foundation

Grantmaking

Funding Opportunities

Click on any of the grant cycles below to learn more about them or to apply for a TCF grant.

  • 2025 Taos County American Rescue Plan (ARPA) Grant Funding

    In recognition of the essential role played by the nonprofit sector in the pandemic response, Taos County is partnering with Taos Community Foundation in hosting the American Rescue Plan workforce development and work-based learning funding opportunity for 2025.

  • Taos Community Foundation Impact Grants

    Taos Community Foundation Impact Grants provide both project funding and core operational support to local non-profits in Taos and western Colfax county. This is a competitive grant cycle that addresses key needs in our community, including animal welfare, arts & culture, basic needs, community advocacy, environmental sustainability, health, education, and youth.

  • Taos Community Foundation Event Support Grants

    TCF Event Support Grants are intended to support free public community events with a charitable purpose. This grant cycle is open year-round.

  • Teacher Mini Grant Cycle

    Taos Community Foundation offers this competitive mini grant cycle to teachers and school professionals working with students in Taos and western Colfax counties.

  • Women Give Taos (WGT) Grant Cycle

    Non-profit organizations serving women and children in Taos and Western Colfax Counties are invited to apply for the Women Give Taos (WGT) grant cycle. This funding is designed to support an impactful and transformative project or an enhancement of service proposal, while meeting WGT funding priorities.

  • Give A Kid A Lift Grant Cycle

    Give A Kid a Lift Grants provides programmatic and operational support to give children in Taos and Colfax counties the ability to experience outdoor recreation, through skiing and snowboarding, hiking, rafting, snowshoeing, and more.

  • Chevron Grants for Good

    This grant cycle is dedicated to funding non-profits and charitable projects in the Questa area- including Lama, El Rito, Amalia, San Cristobal, Costilla and Cerro.

OUR GRANTMAKING PHILOSOPHY

At Taos Community Foundation, our grant-making philosophy centers around enhancing the quality of life in our communities. Grants are awarded through competitive application cycles and direct awards from donor-advised funds, distributed throughout the calendar year. All grants issued by Taos Community Foundation are in accordance with our Granting Policies.

Organizations that receive grants must meet the following criteria:

  • Serve the residents of Taos and western Colfax Counties.
  • Hold tax-exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, are a public or governmental agency, a federally recognized tribe in the State of New Mexico, or have a fiscal sponsor.
  • Employ staff and provide services without discrimination based on race, religion, sex, gender identity, age, national origin, disability, or sexual orientation.

Taos Community Foundation Grant Cycles & Annual Awards

Our Annual Grant Cycles are shown below. Grant cycles are administrated by TCF staff - dates and funding amounts are subject to change.

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