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Oral Health Grants (New Mexico) is sponsored by Delta Dental of New Mexico. Nonprofit and community organizations improving dental health in New Mexico can seek funding to support oral health education, prevention, and treatment for underserved or at-risk residents.
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Everyone Deserves a Healthy Smile! Through the Smiles Across New Mexico small grant program, Delta Dental of New Mexico provides grants to organizations throughout New Mexico to help fund dental education initiatives and programs designed to promote the oral health of underserved children and individuals in at-risk populations.
Reducing oral disease through education, prevention and treatment Ensuring access to affordable, timely and high-quality dental care Enhancing the awareness of good oral health with a focus on children and individuals in need Making a measurable difference in the oral health of New Mexicans Helping to ensure New Mexico is among the states with the highest indicators of oral health In considering grants, the Smiles Across New Mexico program evaluates each application on its own merits.
Of particular interest are programs designed to promote/improve the oral health of underserved or at-risk populations and to those which have an oral health education component. Smiles Across New Mexico considers the programs in which the organization is engaged, the constituencies it serves, the services it offers, its accountability and its fundraising practices, and the level of local community support it attracts.
Although exceptions may be made, in general, grants are not provided for building construction or to cover an organization’s normal overhead expenses. Primary consideration is given to supporting meritorious programs or activities for which other sources of funding are unavailable. Grant recipients may reapply in future years, as long as a report detailing use/impact of the grant monies is provided with the application.
The Smiles Across New Mexico grants program is limited to $5,000 per grant. Grants must be dedicated to local programs (preference to non-profits) designed to promote oral health in New Mexico. Only one proposal per organization per year will be considered.
2024 Smiles Across New Mexico Grant Recipients! Carabelli Dental – Roswell, NM Canoncito Bands of Navajos Health Center - To’Hajiilee, NM Girls Inc. of Santa Fe – Santa Fe, NM La Familia Medical Center - Santa Fe, NM New Mexico Foundation for Dental Health, Research, and Education – Albuquerque, NM Nizhóní Smiles - Shiprock, NM Participa!.
– Bernalillo, NM Steelbridge Ministries - Albuquerque, NM Utopia Dental Care - Albuquerque, NM Villa Therese Catholic Clinic - Santa Fe, NM 2025 Smiles Across New Mexico Grant Recipients!
Cooking with Kids - Santa Fe, NM First Choice Community Healthcare - Albuquerque, NM Jardin de los Niños - Las Cruces, NM La Vida Felicidad - Los Lunas, NM Luna Community College - Las Vegas, NM New Mexico Dental Association Foundation - Albuquerque, NM Next Step Ministries - Albuquerque, NM Nizhóní Smiles - Shiprock, NM Participa!
, Inc. - Bernalillo, NM PB&J Family Services - Albuquerque, NM Rocky Mountain Youth Corps - Taos, NM San Juan College - Farmington, NM Santa Fe Community College - Santa Fe, NM St. Elizabeth Shelter - Santa Fe, NM Smiles Across New Mexico Grant Guidelines 2026 Smiles Across New Mexico Grant Application Application Period Closed Smiles Across New Mexico Reporting Form
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: New Mexico-based nonprofit (preference) and community organizations running local programs that promote oral health, focused on underserved or at-risk populations. One proposal per organization per year; excludes building construction and overhead. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $5,000 per grant. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Oral Health Grants (New Mexico) is funded by Delta Dental of New Mexico. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in New Mexico. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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