Strength Through Connection

Agency endowment funds offer nonprofits a predictable, stable source of income for their mission. They also offer donors a permanent alternative to annual giving. Nonprofits can request their grants periodically or as needed while the rest of the fund grows in perpetuity.

Our Funds

Amigos Bravos Fund
Cathleen Tomlinson Fund (Southwest International Dyslexia Association)
Community Against Violence Fund
Dr. Larry Shreiber Mountain Home Health and Hospice Fund
DreamTree Project Fund
EnSuenos Y Los Angelitos Development Center Fund
Field Institute of Taos Fund
Friends of Anansi Charter School Fund
Golden Willow Retreat Center Fund
HEART of Taos Fund
Holy Cross Hospital Fund
Kit Carson Home and Museum Fund
Lama Foundation Fund
Metta Theatre Fund
Music From Angel Fire Fund
Not Forgotten Outreach Fund
The Paseo Project Fund
Rocky Mountain Youth Corps Fund
Southern Methodist University Fund – Taos Branch 
Stray Hearts Animal Shelter Fund
Taos Art Museum Fund
Taos Center for the Arts Fund
Taos Elders and Neighbors Together (TENT) Fund
Taos Historic Museum Martinez Hacienda Fund
Taos Land Trust Fund
Taos Milagro Rotary Club Fund
Taos School of Music Fund
Taos Sports Associates Fund
Think New Mexico Fund
UNM Fund – Taos Branch
UNM – Taos Education and Career Center Fund
Youth Heartline Fund

Stray Hearts Animal Shelter, established in 1999 as a 501(c)3 organization, is a no-kill animal shelter and adoption facility reuniting lost pets with their families and providing humane care and shelter for surrendered, abandoned, and abused companion animals. Stray Hearts gives warm beds to frightened strays, accepts abandoned litters of puppies and kittens, and provides a home for surrendered pets. The organization’s focus on accomplishing its program goals, and expanding training and organizational support serve to improve the quality of life for all of the animals in its care.

Data from 2020 tells the story of Stray Hearts’ impact in our community:

• 1,753 animals came into the shelter, the majority as strays.
• 1,727 animals left the shelter, the majority as adoptions in our community.
• With an outstanding save rate/live release rate of 95%.