View Funded Programs Programs Program Areas History, New Mexico History & Government Basic Needs Enrichment & Extracurricular Health & Wellness Literacy Science & Math & Technology Special Needs & Special Education Sustainability & Environment The Arts Schools 400th Academy at Larragoite - SER Career Academy Academy for Technology and the Classics Acequia Madre Elementary School Amy Biehl Community School Aspen Community Magnet School Atalaya Elementary School Capital High School Capshaw Middle School Carlos Gilbert Elementary School Cesar Chavez Elementary School Chapparal Elementary School DeVargas Middle School E.J. Martinez Elementary School El Camino Real Academy (formerly Agua Fria) Eldorado Community School Gonzales Community School Kearny Elementary School Mandela International Magnet School Monte del Sol Charter School Nava Elementary School New Mexico School for the Arts New Mexico School for the Deaf Nina Otero Community School NYE – Early Childhood Center Ortiz Middle School Pinon Elementary School Ramirez Thomas Elementary School Salazar Elementary School Santa Fe High School Santa Fe Indian School SFPS District Sweeney Elementary School Tesuque Elementary School Tierra Encantada Charter School Turquoise Trail Charter School Wood Gormley Elementary School Therapeutic Horseback Riding for High Needs Students at El Camino Real Academy School: El Camino Real Academy We got a grant to bring our 24 students to Therapeutic Horseback Riding, but we need your help with $500 for transportation as we can only fit 4 wheelchairs in a Special Education bus. Therapeutic Horseback Riding offer lots of benefits for our students: - Improves fine and gross motor skills- Improves motor coordination and balance- Improves core strengthening- Develops and improves social skills- Positive sensory stimulation Read more Support the Balance Bike Program at ECRA School: El Camino Real Academy El Camino Real Academy is seeking $500 for a fleet of 25 bikes, helmets, kickstands and curriculum. The purpose of this request is to provide the opportunity for our Pre-K, Kindergarten, 1st grade and 2nd grade Physical Education classes to learn how to ride a bike. Which will increase their physical and brain development to aid in their academic achievement in the classroom. There will be 36 preschoolers, 75-80 kindergartens, 75-80 1st graders and 75-80 2nd graders served through this program. Approximately 260 + students, each year for the next ten years (potentially longer with good maintenance of bikes) will be given the opportunity to learn how to ride a bike and/or increase their skills on a bike. Each balance bike can easily be converted into a standard pedal bike which allows us to serve more students with your donation. Read more Volunteer Background Check Assistance School: Multiple Santa Fe Public Schools As the SFPS Volunteer Coordinator, and in an effort to encourage a more diverse volunteer population, I would like to offer paid background fees for up to 50 volunteer applicants to distributed throughout 5 different schools within the Santa Fe Public School District. Certain demographic criteria, including a residence radius of applicants who live within 6 blocks of the schools' attendance area will be required to be eligible for usage of the background check funds. Read more