TAOS COMMUNITY FOUNDATION PRESENTS

IMPACT TAOS 2020

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TAOS COMMUNITY FOUNDATION - FUNDING AND BEYOND

BUILDING COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS

QUICK AGENDA OVERVIEW

•TAOS COMMUNITY FOUNDATION HIGHLIGHTS

•CENSUS 2020 WORK

•GRANTING FOR 2020

•NEW ONLINE APPLICATION

TCF HIGHLIGHTS - 2019

• $1.2 MILLION AWARDED IN GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS

• $30,000 AWARD FROM WOMEN GIVE INITIATIVE

• IMPACT TAOS 2019 AWARDED OVER $200,000 TO 30 ORGANIZATIONS

• $108,000 IN SCHOLARSHIPS TO LOCAL YOUTH

• OPENED 14 NEW CHARITABLE FUNDS – 7 NEW AGENCY FUNDS

TAOS HISTORIC MUSEUM (2) – FRIENDS OF ANANSI CHARTER SCHOOL –

FIELD INSTITUTE OF TAOS - METTA THEATER – COMMUNITY AGAINST VIOLENCE –

TAOS ELDERS & NEIGHBORS TOGETHER

SPECIAL PROJECT SUPPORT

• SCHOOL ZONE- TAOS

• SECURED FUNDING TO IMPLEMENT THE COMMUNITY SCHOOL MODEL AT ENOS GARCIA

• HELP OUTREACH TAOS

• HELD A TAOS WALK FOR LIFE

• PSA CAMPAIGN TO RAISE AWRENESS OVER THE HOLIDAY SEASON

• PLANNING CONFERENCE IN 2020

• WILD LLAMA RESCUE PROJECT

• SUPPORTING RESCUE SANCTUARY FOR NEARLY 30 ABUSED/ABANDONED LLAMAS

• HIVE (HUB OF INTERNET-BASED VOCATIONS AND EDUCATION)

• PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN UNM-TAOS, TOWN OF TAOS, KIT CARSON ELECTRIC AND TCF

• ANTICIPATED OPENING IN AUGUST 2020

COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP WORK

• GUSDORF PARK REVITALIZATION – PHASE I COMPLETED IN 2019

• PARTNERED FUNDING WITH THE ENVISION FUND (SANTA FE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION)

• 2019 AWARDEE – COMMUNITY AGAINST VIOLENCE

• 2020 – NON TRADITIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS

• 2020 – ART IN PUBLIC SPACES

• 2020 – CENSUS 2020

NM COUNTS 2020 COLLABORATIVE

• 15 FUNDING PARTNERS HAVE BEEN MEETING SINCE EARLY 2018

• MOBILIZED EARLY TO ENCOURAGE STATE APPROPRIATIONS OF $300,000 TO BEGIN GROUND

WORK FOR THE LOCAL UPDATE OF CENSUS ADDRESSES (LUCA) – A PROJECT OUT OF UNM

• SINCE INCEPTION OVER $1MILLION HAS BEEN RAISED TO SUPPORT MEDIA STRATEGIES

TAILORED TO NM, LEGISLATIVE WORK AND TARGETED GRANT AWARDS TO ASSIST IN

OUTREACH IN HARD-TO-COUNT POPULATIONS

• PASO A PASO $14,000 GRANT FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD OUTREACH

NM CENSUS 2020 INCENTIVE GRANT

• NONPROFITS THAT PARTICIPATE IN CENSUS 2020 OUTREACH ACTIVITIES WILL HAVE AN

OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A $1,000 GRANT

• BY DEMONSTRATING PARTICIPATION IN 3 OF 10 SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES, TCF WILL AWARD A

CORE SUPPORT GRANT THRU A RAFFLE DRAWING PROCESS

• ACTIVITIES MUST BE COMPLETED BETWEEN MARCH 1 – MAY 1, 2020

• ELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES WILL BE OUTLINED ON OUR WEBSITE TAOSCF.ORG AND ON YOUR

HANDOUT.

• THERE IS A CENSUS 2020 ACTIVE PARTICIPANT FORM TO SUBMIT TO TCF BY MAY 15, 2020.

THE 2020 CENSUS

WHAT IT MEANS FOR TAOS AND WHAT WE CAN DO ABOUT IT

HARD TO COUNT AREAS IN THE UNITED

STATES

LOW RESPONSE RATES AND REPERCUSSIONS

• IN 2010 JUST 62% OF TAOS COUNTY RESPONDED TO THE CENSUS COMPARED

TO 74% STATEWIDE.

• AN UNDERCOUNT OF JUST 1% WILL COST TAOS COUNTY AN ESTIMATED $9.7

MILLION IN LOST FUNDING FROM THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OVER THE

COMING DECADE.

• CENSUS DATA DETERMINES FUNDING COMING INTO OUR STATE AND COMMUNITY

FROM FEDERAL, STATE, AND PRIVATE ENTITIES. 55 FEDERAL FUNDING PROGRAMS USE

CENSUS DATA TO DETERMINE STATE-LEVEL FUNDING INCLUDING: MEDICARE,

MEDICAID, SNAP, HIGHWAY FUNDING, PELL GRANTS, NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH

PROGRAM, TANF, PUBLIC HOUSING ASSISTANCE, SPECIAL EDUCATION GRANTS, AND

HEAD START, ACCOUNTING FOR $8.7 BILLION COMING INTO NM ANNUALLY.

WHO IS AT RISK FOR NON-RESPONSE?

• MINORITY POPULATIONS, IMMIGRANT POPULATIONS, AND ESL POPULATIONS

• SOCIO-ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED POPULATIONS

• THE ELDERLY, YOUNG ADULTS, SINGLE PARENTS

• POPULATIONS WITH LOWER EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT

• HOMELESS, TRANSIENT, AND ALTERNATIVELY HOUSED POPULATIONS

• DEEP RURAL POPULATIONS

• VACANT AND SECOND HOMES, NON-TRADITIONAL HOUSING UNITS, AND

HOUSING UNITS WITHOUT OFFICIAL ADDRESSES.

• VETERANS

PRIVACY AND SECURITY AND THE 2020 CENSUS

• THE PRIVACY OF OUR PERSONAL DATA COLLECTED BY THE CENSUS BUREAU IS

PROTECTED UNDER TITLE 13 OF THE U.S. CODE.

• IT IS AGAINST THE LAW TO DISCLOSE OR PUBLISH ANY PRIVATE INFORMATION COLLECTED

BY THE CENSUS BUREAU THAT IDENTIFIES AN INDIVIDUAL OR BUSINESS – INCLUDING TO

OTHER AGENCIES.

• PERSONAL INFORMATION COLLECTED BY THE CENSUS BUREAU CANNOT BE USED

AGAINST RESPONDENTS BY ANY GOVERNMENT AGENCY OR COURT.

• EVERY PERSON WITH ACCESS TO YOUR DATA IS SWORN FOR LIFE TO PROTECT YOUR

INFORMATION.

• THE CENSUS BUREAU IS USING MORE STRINGENT CYBER SECURITY STANDARDS

THAN THE STANDARD FOR THE BANKING INDUSTRY.

• FRANKLY, WE ARE NOT TALKING ABOUT HIGHLY SENSITIVE PERSONAL

INFORMATION.

WHAT INFORMATION ARE WE PROVIDING?

• THE DECENNIAL CENSUS ASKS JUST 10 QUESTIONS:

• HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE LIVING OR STAYING AT YOUR HOME ON APRIL 1, 2020. THIS WILL HELP US COUNT THE ENTIRE U.S.

POPULATION AND ENSURE THAT WE COUNT PEOPLE ACCORDING TO WHERE THEY LIVE ON CENSUS DAY.

• WHETHER THE HOME IS OWNED OR RENTED. THIS WILL HELP US PRODUCE STATISTICS ABOUT HOMEOWNERSHIP AND RENTING.

THE RATES OF HOMEOWNERSHIP SERVE AS ONE INDICATOR OF THE NATION'S ECONOMY. THEY ALSO HELP IN ADMINISTERING

HOUSING PROGRAMS AND INFORMING PLANNING DECISIONS.

• THE SEX OF EACH PERSON IN YOUR HOME. THIS ALLOWS US TO CREATE STATISTICS ABOUT MALES AND FEMALES, WHICH CAN BE

USED IN PLANNING AND FUNDING GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS. THIS DATA CAN ALSO BE USED TO ENFORCE LAWS, REGULATIONS,

AND POLICIES AGAINST DISCRIMINATION.

• THE AGE OF EACH PERSON IN YOUR HOME. THE U.S. CENSUS BUREAU CREATES STATISTICS TO BETTER UNDERSTAND THE SIZE AND

CHARACTERISTICS OF DIFFERENT AGE GROUPS. AGENCIES USE THIS DATA TO PLAN AND FUND GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS THAT

SUPPORT SPECIFIC AGE GROUPS, INCLUDING CHILDREN AND OLDER ADULTS.

2020 Census Questions Part 2:

The race of each person in your home. This allows us to create statistics about race and to

provide other statistics by racial groups. This data helps federal agencies monitor compliance

with anti-discrimination provisions, such as those in the Voting Rights Act and the Civil Rights

Act.

Whether a person in your home is of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. These responses

help create statistics about this ethnic group. This is needed by federal agencies to monitor

compliance with anti-discrimination provisions, such as those in the Voting Rights Act and the

Civil Rights Act.

The relationship of each person in your home. This allows the Census Bureau to create

estimates about families, households, and other groups. Relationship data is used in planning

and funding

WHAT IS TAOS COUNTY DOING TO IMPROVE RESPONSE RATES?

• CONVENING OF TAOS COUNTY’S COMPLETE COUNT COMMITTEE

• DEVELOPMENT OF OUTREACH PLAN

• COLLABORATION WITH PARTNERS ACROSS THE COUNTY ON OUTREACH

EFFORTS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF CENSUS RESPONSE HUBS.

• CORE MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE INCLUDE TAOS CHAMBER, TAOS MUNICIPAL

SCHOOLS, UNM-TAOS, KIT CARSON ELECTRIC, PICURIS AND TAOS PUEBLOS,

PASO A PASO NETWORK, QUESTA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FUND, TAOS

COMMUNITY FOUNDATION, TOWN OF TAOS, VILLAGE OF QUESTA, EL PUEBLITO

CHURCH/SHARED TABLE.

• OTHER KEY PARTNERS INCLUDE TAOS PUBLIC LIBRARY, THE LOR FOUNDATION, AND

NOT FORGOTTEN OUTREACH, AND THE STATE.

WHAT ROLE CAN YOU PLAY IN IMPROVING RESPONSE RATES?

• WE NEED INFORMATION TO COME FROM TRUSTED VOICES IN OUR COMMUNITY.

• WE NEED TO NORMALIZE PARTICIPATION IN THE CENSUS

• WE NEED TO UNDERSTAND THE EFFORTS OF THE CENSUS BUREAU TO KEEP OUR

INFORMATION SAFE AND TO COMMUNICATE THAT UNDERSTANDING.

• WE NEED TO COMMUNICATE THE VALUE OF PARTICIPATING IN THE CENSUS.

QUICK FACTS: WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW

RESPONSES CAN BE SUBMITTED NOT JUST BY MAIL OR IN-PERSON, BUT BY PHONE

OR ONLINE.

MOST OF TAOS COUNTY WILL BE USING THE LEAVE UPDATE PROCESS OF

RECEIVING INFORMATION RELATED TO CENSUS PARTICIPATION.

CENSUS WORKERS WILL BE ON THE GROUND STARTING THE SECOND WEEK OF

MARCH.

LEARN MORE!

• OFFICIAL CENSUS BUREAU WEBSITE: 2020CENSUS.GOV

• STATE OF NEW MEXICO CENSUS OUTREACH WEBSITE: ICOUNTNM.GOV

• TAOS COUNTY FACEBOOK OUTREACH PAGE: TAOS COUNTY COUNTS

GILLIAN JOYCERIO CHIQUITO RESEARCH AND CONSULTING

(505) 470-4080

GILLIANDJOYCE@GMAIL.COM

TCF GRANTING

IMPACT TAOS 2020

WOMEN GIVE TAOS

EVENT SUPPORT

SCHOLARSHIPS

TEACHER GRANTS

DONOR ADVISED GRANTING

2020 IMPACT TAOS GRANT CYCLE

• CYCLE OPENS FEBRUARY 18

• APPLICATION DEADLINE MARCH 18 4:00PM

• YOU CAN ACCESS THE APPLICATION ON OUR WEBSITE TAOSCF.ORG

LET’S TALK THRU THE STEPS

• *FISCALLY SPONSORED PROJECTS OR ORGANIZATIONS

• LOGGING ON TO THE SYSTEM

• ORGANIZATIONAL INFORMATION

• GRANT APPLICATION QUESTIONS

• MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR UPLOAD

• PROJECT BUDGET

• BOARD CONTACT LIST WITH COMMUNITY AFFILIATIONS

• MOST RECENT 990

• ORGANIZATION OPERATING BUDGET

• PROFIT AND LOSS STATEMENT

WHAT MATTERS?

• ADVOCACY

• BOARD

DEVELOPMENT

• COLLABORATION

• COMMUNICATIONS

AND MARKETING

• DIVERSITY, EQUITY

AND INCLUSION

• EVALUATION

• FINANCIAL

MANAGEMENT

• FUNDRAISING

• HR

• LEADERSHIP

• TECHNOLOGY

• VOLUNTEER

MANAGEMENT

ORGANIZATIONAL

DEVELOPMENT

VIDEO TUTORIALS ARE AVAILABLE

• CREATING AN ACCOUNT VIDEO TUTORIAL

• APPLYING FOR A GRANT VIDEO TUTORIAL

• UNDERSTANDING THE APPLICANT DASHBOARD

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE SUPPORT

• FOUNDATION STAFF WILL BE AVAILABLE ON THE FOLLOWING DATES FOR DROP-IN/CALL-IN

ASSISTANCE:

• TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25 9:00 – 10:30 AM

• TUESDAY, MARCH 3 9:00 – 10:30 AM

• THURSDAY, MARCH 12 9:00 – 10:30 AM

DEADLINE FOR ONLINE SUBMISSION IS

WED. MARCH 18, 2020 BY 4:00 PM

DON’T FORGET

GRANT APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE REVIEWED IN THE

2020 CYCLE IF THERE ARE ANY

FINAL REPORTS OUTSTANDING

THANK YOU

UNM TAOS

….AND YOU

FOR COMING!