The LANL Foundation is launching the Rising Leaders Academy, a new leadership program designed to prepare young adults to serve on nonprofit boards, councils, commissions, school boards, and other community organizations
As the Frijoles Canyon Fire continues to impact communities in Northern New Mexico, our neighbors need support—and they need it now. The LANL Foundation and Thornburg Foundation are each contributing $10,000 to the Frijoles Fire 2026 Fund, hosted by the Santa…
More than 2,000 educators helped shape roadmap to improve teacher learning and student outcomes ESPAÑOLA, New Mexico — The LANL Foundation, in partnership with the Thornburg Foundation and Education Research & Development (EdRD), today released Strengthening the Teaching Profession in New Mexico…
81 students across New Mexico receive scholarship support for career training, trade credentials, and graduate study ESPAÑOLA, NM — The LANL Foundation is excited to announce this year’s Career Pathways Scholarship recipients and the first-ever recipients of the National Security…
The Northern New Mexico Pathways to Opportunity Strategy Table was recognized this May with the New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions’ first-ever “Future Ready Leader” Innovation Award for its leadership in launching the Northern New Mexico Youth Fund.
Inaugural Heart & Soul Awards honor the compassion, dedication, and lasting impact of local educators The LANL Foundation, in partnership with the Rio Arriba County Early Childhood Collaborative (RACECC), proudly honored five exceptional early childhood professionals at the inaugural Heart…
The LANL Foundation is pleased to announce the 2026 recipients of its scholarship awards, recognizing the achievements of outstanding students across Northern New Mexico as they pursue higher education. This year, 163 students have been awarded scholarships totaling nearly $1.2…
Fourteen educators reached a major professional milestone by achieving or renewing their National Board Certification through the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards, supported by the LANL Foundation.
More than 300 high school students representing 32 high schools from across the state of New Mexico gathered on Saturday, February 7, 2026, at New Mexico Highlands University in Las Vegas, N.M., to compete in the New Mexico Governor’s STEM…
Made possible by $100,000 in funding from the National Nuclear Security Administration for STEM career pipeline development, this one-year grant initiative will support hands-on learning and help to build a regional STEAM framework — an educational approach that integrates Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts, and Math to foster inquiry, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.