News & Updates

With the help of our Marketing Committee volunteers and outside advertising executives, United Way of Central New Mexico launched a new brand campaign this fall. The campaign explains that to make a difference in our community, it is important to be unified, because together our donations can...

The Hispano Philanthropic Society gathered on in September to celebrate their grant recipients at Vara Winery. The grantees included New Mexico Jazz Workshop, Albuquerque Sign Language Academy and Black History Month Organizing Committee. The night was a beautiful celebration of all of the...

The United Way’s Mission: Graduate initiative is asking employers and their employees to help with a survey intended to provide information about needs and gaps in the local workforce. The surveys can be found online here and will be available through Oct. 19. Read the full article.

United Way of Central New Mexico (UWCNM) has awarded $3 million in program grants to 82 health and human service agenciesas part of its efforts to invest in stronger communities.Read the complete list in our July Newsletter below.

A recent Albuquerque Business First article encourages business leaders to be more engaged in moving our state forward via education. The article focuses on opportunities to improve education and recommends reaching out to our very own Executive Director of Mission: Graduate, Jessica Nojek. Read...

We are excited about kicking off a new campaign season of giving! We recently wrapped up our very own United Way employee giving campaign. Read all about it below in the September Newsletter.

 Women in Philanthropy recently announced that it has changed its name to Women United. Read more on that and all our Donor News in our latest Newsletter. .

The United Way of Central New Mexico wants to guide families, so they may achieve a healthy, safe and financially stable living environment. View the full news segment

Nonprofit organizations in New Mexico just got a little guidance in how to be even better at what they do.The New Mexico Nonprofit Principles and Practices Guide, and a companion workbook, have just been published by the Center for Nonprofit Excellence at the United Way of Central New Mexico. Read...

The executive director of Mission: Graduate, Angelo Gonzales, has been named chief strategy officer for United Way of Central New Mexico. This is a new position for United Way. Gonzales will start his new duties July 16. Read the full Albuquerque Business First Story