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5 Demonstration Prizm Office, Albuquerque, NM
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You can do Great things
With just a few mouse clicks or stroke of the pen.
Tax-Deductible
When you donate to
Prizm Foundation
You will:
Give a kid a chance at a future career.
Help a parent get a better job to support their family.
Give a hand up to a family that's down.
Help people in harm's way to prepare for natural disasters.
Save our tax dollars by education as an alternative to incarceration & public
assistance.
Help someone to the dignity of a sustainable job.
Create opportunities for Affordable Housing.
Generosity and Compassion are a great measure of Success
ACTIONS YOU CAN TAKE TO
HELP
Click
Below to make a Tax Deductible Donation
Special Thanks
United Way of Central
New Mexico
United
South Broadway Corporation
Sponsors of our Summer Youth Program
Lynn & Rachel Trojahn
The Trojahn Family
Tom Riccobene
eBay Giving Works
Google Grants
Big J, LLC
Larry Olguin
E-mail Us
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Welcome
Thank you for your interest in
Prizm Foundation, a New Mexico Non-Profit Corporation, recognized IRC Section
501c3.
VERIFY
http://apps.irs.gov/app/pub78
Prizm Foundation
MISSION
Prizm Foundation provides consulting
services, assistance and collaborative partnerships to municipalities
and community organizations to address poverty, disaster relief and preparedness
and community development by implementing program initiatives to address:
Work Force Training
Disaster Relief
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Affordable Housing
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WE provide consulting and information for survivable disaster preparedness,
mitigation, and recovery.
Job, Housing and Disaster Resources
If you would like to suggest additional links - click e-mail link at bottom of
this page
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Calculator
Support Prizm programs
with your online shopping through our affiliates
Site Map
2009 Nationwide Economic Development Project
Community groups, individuals and local municipalities are
encouraged to contact us regarding Collaboration and Partnering in creating Jobs
and Economic Development projects.
Raffle News
Hurricane Katrina 2005 - We still have a lot of work to do.
Same goes for Hurricane Ike.
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