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The New Mexico Center on Law and Poverty works to assure that the policies, laws and practices intended to address the problems of those living in poverty are designed and administered legally, fairly and effectively. Our approach is to focus on areas that present the greatest opportunity for systemic improvement. |
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The
Center receives funds
from
Equal Access to Justice and IOLTA funds from The Center for Civic Values. Our
financial supporters also include: The Albuquerque Community
Foundation; Atlantic Philanthropies Foundation; the Center on Budget
and Policy Priorities; the Civil Legal Services Commission; Con Alma
Health Foundation; the Foster Foundation; the Frost Foundation; the
Initiative for Public Interest Law at Yale; Kaiserman Family
Foundation; Mazon: A Jewish Response to Hunger; McCune Charitable
Foundation; the NM Bar Association's Pro Hac Vice Fund; New Mexico
Community Foundation; the PNM Resources Foundation; the Public Welfare
Foundation; the Sandia Foundation; the State Bar of New Mexico’s Young
Lawyers Division; and the W.K. Kellogg Foundation.
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