This page is designed to provide social investors and members of the public with the information we would want if our roles were reversed. Think New Mexico is committed to providing full and open disclosure of our finances and sources of funding.

In 2002, the Rio Grande Sun published an editorial praising Think New Mexico’s approach to transparency.

Think New Mexico has also been recognized as a Guidestar Exchange Gold level participant because we adhere to high standards of transparency and accountability.

Annual Reports

Each year, we publish our financial statements and list of funders in our annual reports. All of these reports can be downloaded here.

Audits

Think New Mexico completes a full audit every year. The most recent is available in pdf format here. Please contact us if you would like copies of audits from earlier years.

IRS Documents

Think New Mexico’s most recent IRS Form 990 is available in pdf format here.

Think New Mexico’s letter from the IRS certifying our tax-exempt, not-for-profit status is available in pdf format here.

Think New Mexico’s original Form 1023 application for tax-exempt status, filed with the IRS on August 13, 1998, is available in pdf format here.

Investments

In order to ensure our financial stability, Think New Mexico keeps approximately one year’s operating expenses in liquid money market funds and certificates of deposit. Our remaining assets are invested partially by three community foundations (Albuquerque Community Foundation, Santa Fe Community Foundation, and Taos Community Foundation), and partially in diversified common stock index funds which are managed for the long term and are overseen by Think New Mexico’s board and investment advisor.

Additional Information

Additional information about Think New Mexico, including all of our Forms 990, is available on GuideStar, a national database of nonprofits.

Privacy Policy

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