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Find similar grantsPNM Power Grant is sponsored by PNM | TNMP Foundation (PNM Resources utility charitable arm). Provides flexible funding to organizations advancing education, environmental stewardship, and economic vitality across New Mexico, with a strong emphasis on rural and tribal communities.
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Apply for a Community Grant Each year, the PNM | TNMP Foundation awards more than $1 million in grants to support nonprofit organizations serving our communities. In 2026, eligible New Mexico nonprofits are invited to apply for the PNM Power Grant, which provides flexible funding to organizations advancing education, environmental stewardship, and economic vitality across the state.
Apply for the 2026 Power Grant PNM offers ongoing support to nonprofit organizations through Match Grants, Volunteer Grants, and the Volunteer Excellence Award each designed to recognize and amplify the impact of PNM employees and retirees who give back to their communities. In 2026, the PNM | TNMP Foundation's Matching Grant Program will provide a 2:1 match, allowing eligible employees or retirees to triple the impact of their giving.
For every $1 donated, the Foundation will contribute $2 to qualifying organizations. Current Employees: Access matching gifts through Community Crew. Retirees: Please use the application below.
Apply Now (Retirees Only) As an employee or retiree, you can provide financial support to the organizations where you volunteer, with up to $2,000 available per year and no more than $1,000 awarded to any single organization by the PNM | TNMP Foundation. Current Employees: Log volunteer hours through Community Crew to access volunteer grant opportunities. Retirees: Please use the application below.
Apply Now (Retirees Only) Our pillars drive the Foundation's mission supporting the programs and organizations that create lasting, meaningful change in the communities where we live and work. Collectively, the PNM Resources Foundation has proudly contributed over $30 million to hundreds of charitable organizations across New Mexico over the past 40 years.
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Grant Program: Non-Traditional Education Pathways Grants, Reduce Your Use Grants Focus Areas: Education · Inclusion · Environment · Community Vitality Non Traditional Pathways Grants supporting STEAM education, housing, food access, and essential services for underserved New Mexicans.
Grant Program: 40th Anniversary Community Impact Grants, Reduce Your Use Grants Focus Areas: Education · Inclusion · Environment · Community Vitality The Foundation celebrated its 40th anniversary by awarding $700,000 to 44 nonprofits across New Mexico and Texas. Recipients were honored at the African American Performing Arts Center in Albuquerque with a special student-led Artrageous performance.
Grant Program: Vision Grants, Reduce Your Use Grants Focus Areas: Affordable Housing · Homelessness Reduction · Community Safety · Clean Air 2022 marked the third year of Vision Grants, contributing to transformative work that supports stronger communities statewide.
Grant Program: Vision Grants, Reduce Your Use Grants Focus Areas: Housing · Homelessness · Community Vibrancy · Clean Air Vision Grants continued to support forward movement in New Mexico by funding organizations focused on improving quality of life.
Grant Program: Vision Grants (Launch Year), Reduce Your Use Grants Focus Areas: Housing · Homelessness · Public Safety · Clean Air 2020 marked the kickoff of the Vision Grants initiative created to address key needs across the state through strategic, long-term investment.
Grant Program: Power Up Grants, Reduce Your Use Grants Focus Areas: Energy Efficiency · Economic Vitality · Education Grants supported community programs related to energy conservation, economic development, and educational access.
Grant Program: A New Century of Service, Reduce Your Use Grants Focus Areas: Economic Development · Community Spaces · Education 2018 continued PNM's 100-year celebration by funding organizations building stronger, more sustainable communities.
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About the PNM | TNMP Foundation The PNM | TNMP Foundation, formerly known as the PNM Resources Foundation is a separate, nonprofit, tax exempt corporation governed by a board of trustees comprised of PNM Resources employees. No customer funds are part of the PNM Resources Foundation endowment. For more information on PNM corporate funding for nonprofit organizations, email community@pnm.
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PNM Power Grant is funded by PNM | TNMP Foundation (PNM Resources utility charitable arm). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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