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Supporting Our Community

Through programs and initiatives, we deepen our reach into the communities we serve to maximize impact. While we focus on sourcing amazing food and strengthening our foodshed — we partner with local community organizations with established infrastructure and unique expertise to drive meaningful change. Our community partners support a wide variety of initiatives, but they share a common mission and focus. Their work aligns with our guiding goals—our Ends—by providing access to healthy food, supporting environmental sustainability and local food systems, championing safe and inclusive workplaces, and welcoming the whole community

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round up for change

Each month, through our Round Up for Change program, we partner with a local nonprofit, giving shoppers the opportunity to make a difference by donating at checkout. Our featured Change Partners are introduced to our incredible network of patrons, collaborators, and partners through our newsletter, social media, and in-store promotions—helping to amplify their mission and impact

This program has been a lifeline for many nonprofits, sustained by the generosity of our community. In the past year alone, shoppers have rounded up their purchases, contributing more than $87,000—funds that are directly reinvested in our state to build a healthier, more vibrant community.

This Month's Round Up Partner 

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Facilatiating Environmental StewardShip and Building Environmental Resilience for New Mexico

Reunity Resources creates closed-loop systems that turn waste into value for the community while providing environmental education that expands access to and participation in sustainable practices. The organization works to build a resilient, regenerative local food system by restoring land and reconnecting people with the sources of their food. Through composting, regenerative agriculture and hands-on education, Reunity creates pathways to environmental stewardship and community health. 

Reunity operates an integrated model that includes a commercial-scale composting and soil yard, a 2.5-acre biodiverse regenerative farm and orchard, and environmental education programs for all ages. In partnership with dozens of local restaurants, Santa Fe Public Schools and the broader community, its composting operation diverts thousands of tons of organic waste from landfills each year. The operation produces high-quality soil amendments that support local agriculture and landscaping by improving soil health and water retention. 

Learn More: Reunity Resources

Become a Change Partner

  • Organizations must be registered as a 501(c)(3)
  • Organizations must serve Bernalillo, McKinley and/or Santa Fe County`

  • Organizations may not be directly affiliated with a religious organization or political party

We are always looking for new non-profits to partner with, and share your work with our community. If you believe our missions align, we want to hear from you! Review the Round Up for Change program requirements and submit your application below.

Round Up for Change Application

Past Program Recipients

Donations

Each year, we dedicate special funding to support programs that uplift our communities in Albuquerque, Santa Fe, and Gallup. If your program or initiative needs a little extra help getting off the ground and aligns with La Montañita’s mission, we invite you to submit a request for consideration.

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Year in Review Annual Ends Report

We are committed to creating positive change in our communities while remaining accountable to our members. Our year-end Annual Reports highlight key achievements, from strengthening our local foodshed to supporting sustainability initiatives and fostering inclusive workplaces—offering a snapshot of how we’ve upheld our Ends throughout the year.

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Annual Report Archive

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