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Emergency Action Fund for Food Insecurity is sponsored by Albuquerque Community Foundation and United Way of North Central New Mexico. This fund provides crucial support to local nonprofits and food programs in New Mexico combatting food insecurity, especially during pauses in SNAP benefits. It aims to address immediate needs and strengthen long-term food security across the state.
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Food insecurity in New Mexico is a growing crisis. Nearly 20% of children in our state don’t know where their next meal will come from, and 1 in 8 residents faces hunger every day. Local food pantries are on the front lines, serving families who need immediate relief.
With proposed federal cuts threatening over $3 billion in state support for programs like SNAP and Medicaid, even more families may be forced to choose between necessities such as food, housing, and healthcare. The Emergency Action Fund for Food Insecurity was established to help fill the gap for New Mexico families impacted by the current pause in SNAP benefits. Each month, more than 280,000 households rely on SNAP to afford groceries.
The Emergency Action Fund, managed in partnership by Albuquerque Community Foundation and United Way of North Central New Mexico, will provide critical support to nonprofits and food programs serving those most affected. Should emergency needs be met, remaining funds will be granted to food banks statewide to strengthen long-term food security.
We are deeply grateful to our statewide funders and community partners whose generosity makes this work possible. Together, we can ensure every New Mexican has access to the food they need to thrive. **Thank you EAF Community Partners!
** United Way of North Central New Mexico Community Foundation of Southern New Mexico Sandia National Laboratories
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations providing critical support to address food insecurity. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Emergency Action Fund for Food Insecurity is funded by Albuquerque Community Foundation and United Way of North Central New Mexico. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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