Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation: Community Engagement Grant

Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation: Community Engagement Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation
Last Updated: January 25, 2026

Summary

The Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation's Community Engagement program offers sponsorships and community grants aimed at improving health equity for underserved populations in New Mexico. With a commitment to volunteerism and philanthropy, the foundation prioritizes organizations that promote healthy living and cultural belonging. Eligible applicants must be local nonprofits with a current nonprofit status. This initiative reflects a deep-rooted tradition of service and community support, inspired by the foundation's legacy of caring.

Overview

Legacy of Caring Volunteerism, philanthropy, gratitude and community engagement are traditions at Presbyterian and hallmarks of our history of service to New Mexico. From community volunteers who serve on our boards and welcome our patients, to our care teams and administrative staff – the people of Presbyterian strive to embody the spirit of Presbyterian expressed by one of our founders, Marion K. Van ("Mrs. Van") Devanter: "If we can help, we should." Community Engagement Funding Types Sponsorships: One-time support of a specific event with deliverables. Examples:Community event FundraiserNetworking eventSymposium or conference Award ceremonyCharitable runCommunity Grant: Funding to support local non-profits, or their specific programs or initiatives, not attached to an event.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Exist in New Mexico and serve New Mexicans.Hold a current nonprofit status (a W9 is required as part of your application).

Ineligibility

Mus request funding for an event/program that is not for any of the following:Individual participation, endeavors, or needs.Gift cards of any kind.National trips/tours/conferences not benefiting the local community.Scouting organization, booster clubs, and specific school PTAs.Political action committees, causes, or lobbying organizations.Individual pre-K-12 public schools or school programs. In this case, the "parent" school district is eligible for support.Organizations that discriminate based on age, disability, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, national origin, race, religion, sexual orientation, or any other status protected by federal, state, or local law.