pa r t n e r s h i p s
c o n n e c t i o n s
a c h i e v e m e n t
C e n t r a l N e w M e x i c o C o mm u n i t y C o l l e g e F o u n d a t i o n
Annual Report 2008
C h a n g i n g
L i v e s
B u i l d i n g
C o m m u n i t y
“I am staring at
the blue cover
of the CNM
catalog slightly
intimidated. Will
I find my career?
Will I finally apply
myself? Will I
complete a degree?
I tell myself the
answer is yes!”
Krupskaya, CNM student
O u r M i s s i o n
The CNM Foundation works
to provide the extra financial
assistance necessary for the citizens
of CNM’s service area to obtain the
quality educational opportunities
they deserve. This support allows
the College to meet its mission of
promoting and providing higher
education, skill development and
workforce training relevant to
contemporary needs within the
district and the state.
b e l i e v i n g
T h e i m p o r t a nce o f e d u c a t i o n a l o p p o r t u n i t y for all is
more poignant than ever in light of the current economic recession. As
stated in the President’s first address to a joint session of Congress on
February 24, 2009:
“It is our responsibility as lawmakers and educators to make this system work. But it is the responsibility of every citizen to
participate in it. And so tonight, I ask every American to commit to at least one year or more of higher education or career
training. This can be community college or a four-year school; vocational training or an apprenticeship. But whatever the
training may be, every American will need to get more than a high school diploma. And dropping out of high school is no longer
an option. It's not just quitting on yourself, it's quitting on your country – and this country needs and values the talents of
every American. That is why we will provide the support necessary for you to complete college and meet a new goal: by 2020,
America will once again have
the highest proportion of college
graduates in the world.”
Higher education is inextricably linked to economic and social
success. CNM plays a significant role in the economic wellbeing of
central New Mexico.
■■ Children of college graduates are 50% more likely to attend college
themselves, providing advantages to future generations.
■■ Over the last five years, an average of 96% of CNM graduates have
gained employment in their fields of study within 45 days to one
year of graduation.
■■ Taxpayers see a real money “book” return of 13% on their annual
investments in CNM and recover all investments in 10 years in
the form of increased state and local tax receipts, as well as social
savings, such as reductions in incarceration, welfare, health care
support and others.
■■ The CNM service area economy owes roughly $899.3 million of its
regional income to CNM operations and past student productivity
effects. This figure amounts to roughly 4% of a typical year’s
economic growth.
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■■ CNM graduates find employment or continue education at a
higher rate than graduates in the state’s peer institutions. This rate
has held constant, ranging from 84% - 85%, for the past four years.
Data from Planning, Budget and Institutional Research (CNM) and the U.S. Department of Education
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changing lives building community
T h e C N M F o u n d a t i o n is committed to providing support that helps the College continue to be a major
economic force for central New Mexico and plays an essential role in the strategic direction of
CNM. By drawing private financial support, the CNM Foundation builds relationships between
the College and the community. Even more important than our critical functions of operations
and fundraising, are the human factors of established relationships, mutual benefits, appropriate
recognition and advancement of CNM’s perceived role within the community. In championing
the importance of a skilled workforce – from both an individual and collective standpoint – and
the power of leveraging resources to create change, the CNM Foundation offers the promise of
opportunity that higher education holds.
In the following pages, you will find out about ways that the CNM Foundation is helping the
College to advance economic opportunity in our region. These are but a few real-world examples of
how our Foundation and supporters help CNM to reach more students and assist in their success.
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a L E TT E R F R O M cnm P R E SID E N T , k a t h i e w i n o g r a d
In these difficult economic times, it’s reassuring to know that CNM and our students have
supporters like you. Your appreciation for the power of education and your passion for helping
students tap into that power are treasured resources in our efforts to change more lives for the
better and build a stronger community in central New Mexico.
CNM is currently facing a new challenge of serving more students with fewer state funds.
And many of our students are striving to overcome economic obstacles that jeopardize their efforts
to improve their lives through education. As always, I’m thrilled and extremely grateful that we
have the CNM Foundation and its donors providing such tremendous support to worthy students
who are committed to educational success.
Your efforts and your generosity directly support CNM’s goals of increasing student success
and making higher education accessible and affordable for everyone.
It has been a challenging year for many of our students. I also know that the past year has
been challenging for the remarkable people who donate to great causes nationwide. Few people
have been insulated completely from the troubling economic conditions. That is why your
continued support of the CNM Foundation and our College is inspiring and highly commendable.
Together, we are lifting more people up, empowering them with education and preparing them to
succeed in the workplace and in life.
On behalf of CNM, I want to express my great appreciation for the CNM Foundation and
all of the wonderful donors who bring so many dreams to life through education and generosity.
Together, we’ll continue to expand our vision of “Changing Lives, Building Community.”
Sincerely,
Dr. Kathie Winograd, CNM President
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p a r t ner s h i p s
As more and more people are learning about the high-quality educational opportunities
available at CNM, we expect our enrollment to continue to grow in the coming years. As
enrollment grows, so does CNM’s ability to positively affect the lives of students, their families and
in turn, our communities.
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a L E TT E R F R O M BOA R D P R E SID E N T , GL E N N W E R TH E I M
I extend a warm welcome to all of you who have joined the Central New Mexico Community College Foundation
in “Changing Lives, Building Community” in 2008.
Fiscal Year 2007-2008 marked a banner year for the Foundation and our region’s flagship community college,
CNM. Visionary leadership by our distinguished Board and passionate and dedicated staff has led to an unprecedented
investment of more than $1 million from national foundation, corporate and community funding. This depth of support
helps our students achieve the economic and social stability required to be successful in their academic, technical and
vocational pursuits. Our students are committed to bettering their future – and supporters like you make it possible
for them to enroll in school, stay on track and move toward graduating and becoming important contributors to our
economy.
Perhaps at no time in recent memory has the need for accessible and affordable education and workforce training
been more important than it is right now. As our world faces economic challenges, our students must make decisions
to improve themselves to face a challenging employment environment. The kind of flexible and responsive education
provided at CNM is one of the most productive and certain steps individuals can take to secure their future.
changing lives
The Foundation believes in providing innovative financial support to those who take the initiative to work and
learn and improve themselves through education. And we work daily to help CNM sustain and enhance the educational
opportunities for which the college is nationally recognized. This past year, the Foundation has solicited significant
assistance from national foundations to provide support for the college. National philanthropic partnerships have been
forged and nurtured on behalf of New Mexico’s students, giving them access to more financial resources. This success is
due to the Foundation’s commitment to supporting students holistically. Foundation supporters, both national and local,
understand the variety of obstacles that our students face: financial literacy, cultural barriers and unforeseen financial
obstacles in the midst of a changing economy. Financial commitments to the CNM Foundation help ensure that any
student who wishes to pursue an education at CNM is able to do so.
building community
The students at CNM would be left with a daunting void if it weren’t for the commitment of people like you –
the CNM Foundation’s contributors, supporters and friends. On behalf of the CNM Foundation Board, I deeply
appreciate your support of our students and the economic welfare of New Mexico. Your financial support makes a
measureable difference in our community, at CNM in general, but most importantly to individual students striving for a
better tomorrow.
Sincerely,
Glenn Wertheim, CNM Foundation Board President
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C N M F o u n d a t i o n B o a r d o f D i rec t o r s Board of Directors as of June 2008
President and CEO
Charter Bank
CNM Foundation Vice President
JJ Parsons
Vice President, Quality and Business
Development
Presbyterian Healthcare Services
CNM Foundation Treasurer
Kathy Bercaw
Vice President, Planning, Budget and
Institutional Research
CNM
CNM Foundation Secretary
Robin Brulé
Executive Director
CNM Foundation
Carl Alongi
Pulakos & Alongi Ltd.
Steven Anaya
Realtors Association of New Mexico
Angie Baca
Senior Vice President
First Community Bank
Loral Butler
Vice President
Bank of America
Tony Cahill
Account Manager
Pepsi
Luisa Casso
Vice President, Economic Development
SunCal
John Chavez
Vice President
Sandia Peak
Roger Cook
Intel Corporation
Mike Daly
Dale Dekker
Janice Micali
Edward Dobbs
Debbi Moore
Claire Dudley
Stuart Paisano
Greg Ellena
Peter Parnegg
Ed Garcia
Don Power
Phil Gonzales
Carol Radosevich
Dekker/Perich/Sabatini Ltd.
President
Premier Distributing
Director of Policy Development
New Mexico Department of Workforce
Solutions
President and CEO
First National Bank of Santa Fe
President
Garcia Automotive Group
Retired APS Administrator
David Grieves
Chavez Grieves Consulting Engineers Inc.
Jami Grindatto
Intel Corporation
Diane Harrison Ogawa
Executive Director
PNM Resources Foundation
Jim Higdon
Partner
Verge Fund
John Lewinger
CEO
Grubb & Ellis Co.
Senator Linda López
President
López Consulting
Mike Lowrimore
Regional Manager
Bank of the West
Sherman McCorkle
President
Technology Ventures Corporation
Retired CNM Administrator
President/CEO
Rio Rancho Chamber of Commerce
Assistant Cabinet Secretary
State of New Mexico Office of
Economic Development
Owner
Coldwell Banker Legacy
President and CEO
Jaynes Corporation
Director Economic Development
PNM
Sharla Reinhart
Membership Development Director
New Mexico Educators Federal Credit Union
Jennifer S. Thomas
President
Bank of Albuquerque
Joseph Varro Jr.
President and CEO
DSRM National Bank
Margarita Wilder
General Manager
KLUZ-TV-UHF Univision
Susan Wilson
Director of Marketing and Public Relations
Lovelace Health System
Greg Winegardner
Regional President
Wells Fargo New Mexico
Kathie Winograd
President
CNM
COO
Mesa del Sol
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CNM Foundation President
Glenn Wertheim
C N M g o v ern i n g b o a r d Governing Board members as of June 2008
Richard Barr, Chair
Blair L. Kaufman, Vice Chair
Carmie Lynn Toulouse, Secretary
Jeff Armijo
Penelope S. Holbrook
Robert P. Matteucci
Dr. John Mondragon
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s c h o l a r s h i p en d o w men t s
Fully Funded Endowments
AGC Scholarship Endowment in Honor of Robert J. Stamm
Established by the Associated General Contractors to assist
students in the Construction Technology Degree Program.
Alfred A. Abbott Scholarship Endowment
Established by Al Abbott in 2000 to assist Nursing Program
students who demonstrate financial need and academic
achievement.
Linda and Carl Alongi Accounting Scholarship
Endowment
Established to assist students in the Accounting Program
at CNM.
Linda and Dick Barr Scholarship Endowment
Established to support Nursing Students at CNM, with
preference to New Futures High School graduates or single
mothers.
Bosomworth Workforce Training Center Scholarship
Endowment
Established by Joan and Douglas Bosomworth for students
enrolled in the CNM Workforce Training Center.
Jon Bentley Memorial Endowment
Established in memory of CNM Associate Dean Jon Gil
Bentley to support CNM faculty and staff development.
Fred C. and Priscilla M. Bottom Scholarship Endowment
Established to assist students in the School of Health, Wellness &
Public Safety.
CNM Foundation Board Scholarship Endowment
Funded by the members of the CNM Foundation Board
of Directors to recognize CNM students enrolled in the
Educational Assistants/Paraprofessionals programs.
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CNM Minority Scholarship Endowment
Funded by U.S. WEST, Sunwest Bank, Albuquerque Journal,
Bank of America, Motorola, Inc. and St. Joseph Healthcare to
assist minority students.
DSRM National Bank Scholarship Endowment
Established in 1997 to assist students enrolled in one of the
following degree programs: Accounting, Business Administration,
Business Graphics, Computer Information Systems, Computing
Technology, Electronic Technology, Engineering, Environmental
Safety and Health, Financial Services, Office Technology, Paralegal
Studies, or Project Management.
First Community Bank Scholarship Endowment
Established in 2007 to assist Native American students at
CNM.
Garcia Automotive Group Scholarship Endowment
Establish in 1999 by the Garcia Automotive Group to assist
students in the Automotive Technology Program.
Phillip Gonzales Scholarship Endowment
Established by the first Foundation President Phillip
Gonzales to provide scholarships for graduates of Pecos High
School, Pecos, New Mexico.
Jim R. Higdon Scholarship Endowment
Established in 2003 by CNM Foundation board member Jim
Higdon for students in the Technology Associate's Degree Program.
W. D. Hollingworth Memorial Scholarship Endowment
Established by Ruth Tangman to honor her grandfather, for
students in a Business & Information Technology Associate's Degree
Program.
Intel Corporation Sandoval County Scholarship Endowment
Established in 1993 by Intel to assist Sandoval County
students enrolled in a certificate or Associate's Degree Program.
Lovelace Scholarship Endowment
Established to assist students in the Nursing Program at
CNM.
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Albuquerque Chapter Construction Specifications Institute/
CNM Scholarship Endowment
Established by CSI and awarded to Construction
Technology and Architectural Engineering Drafting
Technology students.
George J. Maloof Memorial Scholarship
Established in 1992 by the Maloof family in honor of George
J. Maloof.
CVI Laser Photonics Scholarship Endowment
Established by CVI Laser to assist students in the Photonics
Program.
Ted F. Martinez Scholarship Endowment
Established to honor Ted F. Martinez, CNM President
from 1989 to 1994; awarded to students who demonstrate
academic excellence and who have overcome personal
hardships.
Wilhelmina Neat Coe/Peace Foundation, Inc. Memorial
Scholarship Endowment
CNM Foundation’s first $1,000,000 gift was established to
honor Wilhelmina Neat Coe and to help needy students,
students with special needs and CNM students transferring
to UNM.
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Culinary Arts Scholarship Endowment
Established through donations from many industry
supporters for students enrolled in the Culinary Arts
Program.
Janice E. Micali Scholarship Endowment
Established by retired CNM Vice President of Student
Services, Dr. Janice E. Micali, to assist students who are single parents,
with preference given to graduates of New Futures High School.
The Modrall Sperling Law Firm Business Occupations
Scholarship Endowment
Established in 1992 by the Modrall Sperling Law Firm, scholarships
are awarded to Business & Information Technology students who
demonstrate academic achievement.
Financial Education Frances R. Moore Memorial
Scholarship Endowment
Established by The Institute of Financial Education, this
endowment honors one of its members and is awarded to
students working in a financial institution and attending
CNM.
New Mexico Educational Assistance Foundation/
New Mexico Student Loan Guarantee Corporation
Scholarship Endowment
Established in 2001 to assist CNM students in any program
at any grade level that demonstrates financial need.
New Mexico Land Title Association Chili Currier
Scholarship Endowment
Established by The New Mexico Land Title Association to
honor one of its members, Chili Currier.
William R. Park and Charles Saiz Scholarship
Endowment
Provides scholarships for Construction Technology and GED
students, as well as equipment for the School of Applied
Technologies.
Aaron Parker-Lockwood Scholarship Endowment
Established by Kate Parker in memory of her son to assist
part-time Communications, Humanities & Social Sciences
students who have received their GED.
Eloy Reyes Title V Memorial Scholarship for La
Communidad Scholarship Endowment
Funded by Premier Distributing and Edward Dobbs in
memory of Eloy Reyes as a match to the US Department of
Education challenge grant to assist low-income, minority
students enrolled in an Associate's Degree Program.
Rodey Law Firm Scholarship Endowment
Established in 2007 to assist students with the cost of
education, such as tuition, fees and books.
Phil C. Sanchez Memorial Scholarship Endowment
Established as a memorial scholarship to CNM instructor,
Phil Sanchez, to assist CNM students from either Pecos,
Los Lunas or Cuba High Schools in realizing their
educational dreams and goals.
Sandia Foundation Scholarship Endowment
Established by the Sandia Foundation in 1993 to assist
graduates of Albuquerque High School.
TRW Space and Defense Scholarship Endowment
Awarded to Business Information Technology students working
toward a degree in Electronics Engineering Technology.
VK Memorial Scholarship Endowment
Established by an anonymous donor to honor her father, this
scholarship is awarded to single parents.
Adelina Gonzales-Vigil Scholarship Endowment
Established by Adelina Gonzales-Vigil’s family in honor of
her life-long nursing career to support nursing students with
children.
Ann and Peter Ziegler Scholarship Endowment
Established by Ann and Peter Ziegler to support female
Communications, Humanities & Social Sciences students with
financial need planning to transfer to a four-year institution.
Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship Endowment
Alpha Epsilon Chi of Phi Theta Kappa to help new members afford
induction fees.
James P. Toler Scholarship Endowment
Established by the New Mexico Professional Surveyors Educational
Foundation to support students in the Geomatics Program in honor
of former CNM Academic Advisor to the CNM Civil and Surveying
Technology Program.
Political Science Travel Scholarship Endowment
Established in 2008 by the Boye Foundation to assist students
invited to present academic papers at political science conferences
with the cost of travel to the conference.
Scholarships Seeking Endowment Funding
CNM Alumni Scholarship Endowment
David Rhutasel HVAC Scholarship Endowment
Della and Floyd Hampton Scholarship Endowment
Fred Walter Hawker Scholarship Endowment
Mark Pardo Salon Endowed Scholarship in honor of
A.J. “Pardo” Gonzales
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Cathy and Sherman McCorkle Workforce Training
Center Endowment
Established by Cathy and Sherman McCorkle to provide ongoing
support for the CNM Workforce Training Center.
Noel D. and Frances C. Behne Scholarship Endowment
Sandy Bodell Luck Scholarship for CYFD Endowment
Amey P. Sanchez Scholarship Endowment
Established in memory of the wife of former CNM President
Alex Sanchez, this scholarship is awarded to students in the
School of Business & Information Technology.
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“Life
was
going
to start
meaning
something.”
Kimberly and Bobby Garcia, CNM students and CWF participants
A N N I E E . C AS E Y F OU N DATIO N / C ITI
CNM’s Center for Working Families is now a model program for community
colleges that are seeking solutions to situations that have traditionally forced students to
drop out of school. The Center identifies and breaks down barriers to family economic
success by bundling income and work supports, financial services and asset-building
devices with academic support services. Centers for Working Families are a strategy
developed by the Annie E. Casey Foundation, prototyped by the AECF at the community
college level successfully at CNM, and nationally through community agencies.
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building community
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Our Center for Working Families began in January 2005 with funding from
the Annie E. Casey Foundation as the only program of its type in a community
college setting. The pilot program ended in 2008 with recognition as the most effective
Center for Working Families in the nation. In its inaugural year, the program served 55
students – and in 2008 more than 600 students enrolled in the program. The delivery
capacity of the Center for Working Families at the community college level proved to
be a replicable model for helping students and families succeed. CNM recently hosted
six other community colleges from around the nation interested in launching similar
programs in their own college setting.
Recognizing the outstanding success of CNM’s Center for Working Families, Citi
granted the first local corporate contribution to this CNM program in the amount of
$25,000. This is a sound investment on the part of the Albuquerque business community
to help train individuals to manage their money and plan for their futures, all of which
plays a role in their academic success and the community’s economic recovery. This
exciting program will allow the CNM Foundation to present a financial coaching model
to other Centers for Working Families across the country and make a huge impact on
families nationally.
“CWF allows us
to leverage critical
resources and provide
increased opportunities
to help our students
who are taking
developmental, GED
or English as a Second
Language classes,
succeed.”
Dr. Geraldine L. McBroom,
Dean of the School of Adult and General
Education, which manages the Center for
Working Families
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Tracy McDonald
Jack Rust, 2009
Tracy McDonald, CNM Electrical Trades Student, Rust Opportunity Scholarship Recipient
DONNA and JACK RUST OPPORTUNITY SCHOLARSHIP / THE LUMINA FOUNDATION
The outstanding support by local philanthropists through the CNM Foundation has enabled the
College to leverage funding nationally. In 2005, Jack and Donna Rust generously donated $250,000
to establish an emergency fund, called the Donna and Jack Rust Opportunity Scholarship. This fund
helps students overcome unforeseen financial difficulties that could prevent them from completing their
education. The Rust Opportunity Scholarships keep students in school by allowing them to focus on their
studies, rather than worrying about an unexpected financial hardship. This significant gift from the Rusts
enabled the CNM Foundation to attract national funding partners like the Lumina Foundation in Indiana.
The Lumina Foundation coordinates Dreamkeepers, an emergency scholarship program that helps
community college students who are at risk of dropping out because of unexpected financial crises. A
challenge grant was awarded in light of the Rusts’ generous donation. As the Dreamkeepers pilot project
came to a close in 2008, CNM was recognized among the participating community colleges as the school
that: raised the most additional emergency scholarship funding, distributed the most funds to students and
had one of the highest retention rates among Dreamkeepers participants, at 89%. “The Rust Opportunity
Scholarship has proven to be a valuable tool to assist students who are struggling and considering dropping
out. I rely on this funding to help students with unexpected situations; when they’ve suddenly found
themselves in financial crises due to job loss, medical problems, or unanticipated child care issues. We have
been able to assist with all types of expenses including rent, utilities and food. The best part is that our
data shows that this assistance strongly affects our ability to retain students and help them graduate,” said
Fredreka Lucero, Scholarship Advisor in the CNM Financial Aid Office.
This success is largely due to the steps the CNM Foundation took to expand the impact that
emergency funding would provide for students. Through concentrated efforts, the CNM Foundation links
students who receive emergency support to the caring wraparound services provided by CNM’s Center for
Working Families (see the previous page for program details) and other support services that help sustain
the positive results of emergency assistance. The students are offered access to financial literacy classes and
one-on-one coaching and are linked with someone on campus who can be their champion.
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“Donna and I
are extremely
pleased with
the results of
this scholarship
program and
glad we could
provide this
opportunity to
so many New
Mexicans who
are motivated
to change their
lives for the
better and
have the will
to succeed. It is
amazing to us
that so often a
few hundred
dollars can mean
the difference
in whether a
student can
continue their
education.”
“Because of CNM,
I now know anything
is possible, if you just
find the right people
to believe in you,
you can believe in
yourself.”
What’s even more exceptional is that Jack and Donna Rust, the original donors to CNM’s emergency
support to students, have committed another $250,000 to build an endowment for the Donna and Jack
Rust Opportunity Scholarship so that this compassionate support for students will exist in perpetuity.
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changing lives
“I only hope
to become a
positive role
model for
other Native
Americans such
as myself, so
that they may
continue their
education and
go forth with a
brighter and
better future.”
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Lenora Salas, CNM Nursing Student, 2008-09 AIEF Scholarship Recipient
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CNM President Kathie Winograd and Lenora Salas
American Indian Education Foundation / Bank of
Albuquerque
The CNM Foundation’s work is guided by the philosophy that
education is the pathway out of poverty. In order to bring light to this
pathway, the root obstacles to educational access must be identified and
shattered. Focusing on access and opportunity, many of the Foundation’s
programs have assisted in enrolling and retaining minority and lowincome populations in adult education. In 2008, this approach was
recognized by the American Indian Education Foundation, a national
funding partner whose program offices are in South Dakota.
For many community college students, higher education is
intimidating and overwhelming. For many Native Americans, this time
of transition can be even more stressful because there is often a need for
financial assistance made worse by a sense of isolation. CNM enrolls more
than 1,600 Native American students, a number that has grown steadily in
the past decade, more than doubling between the 1996 - 1997 school-year
and the 2007 - 2008 term. One important recruitment and retention tool
is the financial assistance program from the American Indian Education
Foundation. In the fall of 2008, the Albuquerque Journal reported that
CNM’s minority enrollment increased by 9.4% as a result of this program.
Emergency funds from the American Indian Education Foundation
are provided to Native American students at CNM for things such as
testing and certification fees, childcare expenses, transportation costs,
healthcare expenses and daily living expenses – all of which are essential
to keeping students in school. Additionally, a challenge grant was issued,
matching funds with local partners to provide significant scholarship
support. As the first local corporate contributor to the program,
Jennifer Thomas, President of Bank of Albuquerque noted, “At Bank of
Albuquerque, our community is our livelihood and serving our community
is more than a commitment, it is our culture. For that reason, we believe
in giving back every day and in many different ways. We are pleased
to support key initiatives that not only benefit the social and economic
welfare of our community, but that also leverage even more support, such
as the AIEF program that provides matching funds.”
The American Indian Education Foundation’s belief and investment
in CNM is a testament to the emphasis we place on educational
opportunity. With strong access and continuing support, more individuals
can realize their educational and career potential, fulfill their hopes and
dreams and serve as role models for their children, peers, community and
the generations to come.
“I got my start at
CNM!”
Experiences shared by former students help current and
potential students navigate their own educational course.
Lauri Lineweaver enrolled at CNM because it would
allow her to continue working while pursuing an education.
In 2002, Lauri graduated from CNM with her Associate’s
Degree in Nursing. She continued on with her education to
earn a Bachelor’s Degree and a Master’s Degree in Nursing
Education. Today, Lauri is an Education Resource Nurse
and Master Clinical Instructor for Presbyterian Healthcare
Services’ Nursing Education Program, as well as in the
Cardiac Critical Care Unit, where she holds national nursing
certifications in critical care and cardiac surgery.
Marshall Shore began taking college level courses
at CNM during his sophomore year in high school. He
graduated early with his GED, completed his Associate’s
Degree in the fall of 2007, and is now a full-time Technical
Writer for New Mexico Educators Federal Credit Union.
He is currently attending UNM to complete his Bachelor’s
Degree in Business Administration.
The CNM Alumni Association ignites a sense of
community for former students and highlights the overall
impact CNM has on the workforce and economy. Alumni
offer the College volunteer, instructional and financial
support, making it an invaluable resource for CNM and the
Albuquerque community. The CNM Alumni Association
offers free membership to those who graduated from CNM
with their Associate’s Degree or program certificate. Former
TVI/CNM students interested in joining the CNM
Alumni Association can email [email protected] or call
(505) 224-4685. Visit cnm.edu/alumni to learn more about
the CNM Alumni Association.
Lauri Lineweaver
“I chose
CNM’s
nursing
program
because of
its excellent
reputation.”
Lauri Lineweaver,
Associate’s Degree, 2002
“CNM gave
me many
different
career path
options to
choose from
and the
confidence
I needed to
continue my
higher
education.”
Marshall Shore, Associate’s Degree, 2007
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The CNM Alumni Association, operated under the
CNM Foundation, focuses on building a strong alumni
base to advance the growth of CNM, fostering alumni
relationships to support career success for all CNM graduates,
and involving alumni in service activities for potential and
current CNM students. The association offers a variety of
opportunities to get involved including special alumni events,
campus privileges and networking opportunities. Through this
association, CNM is fostering relationships with alumni to
celebrate their accomplishments and become true advocates of
the College.
s u ccee d i n g
Former students cherish their time at CNM, whether
they enter the job market after leaving campus or continue on
to a four-year institution. The CNM Foundation recognizes
that for many graduates, CNM was the initial breakthrough
into a higher education setting.
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C N M F o u n d a t i o n Fiscal Year 2006-2007 and Fiscal Year 2007-2008
Statement of Revenues, Expenses and Changes in Assets
Operating revenues:
Gifts and pledges Grant revenue
Total operating revenues
Operating expenses:
Contributions to CNM:
Scholarships
Program support
Equipment and supplies
Fund raising
General and administrative
Uncollectible pledges
Total operating expenses
Operating income
Nonoperating revenues (expenses):
Investment income
Investment management fees and taxes
Total nonoperating revenues
Contributions to permanent endowments:
Gifts and pledges
Change in net assets
Net assets, beginning of year
Net assets, end of year
FY 07-08
1,488,895 FY 06-07
1,005,776 20,000 16,976 1,022,752
1,508,895 279,341 1,045,470 75,393 67,457 20,980 39,104 297,680 582,159 94,912 58,368 14,989 1,488,641 1,087,212
20,254 (64,460)
(116,604)
(50,460)
641,627 (47,110)
(167,064)
594,517 28,080 (118,730)
4,100 534,157 4,484,719 3,950,562 $4,365,989 $4,484,719 Statement of Net Assets
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Assets
Current assets:
Cash and cash equivalents
Investments-unrestricted
Endowment investments-restricted
Grants receivable, restricted
Pledges receivable, net
Pledges receivable-restricted, net
Other receivable, restricted
Total current assets
Noncurrent assets:
Cash and cash equivalents-restricted
Endowment investments-restricted
Pledges receivable, net
Pledges receivable-restricted, net (note 4)
Total noncurrent assets
Total assets
Liabilities and Net Assets
Current liabilities:
Account Payable
Due to CNM
Deferred revenue
Total liabilities
Net assets:
Unrestricted
Restricted, expendable
Restricted, unexpendable
Total net assets
Total liabilities and net assets
FY 07-08
FY 06-07
442,225
166,182
82,086
765
2,353
16,605
213,507
77,084
741
16,793
2,983
674,690 346,634 195,692
3,984,188
-
2,430
277,415
3,911,968
-
3,896
4,182,310 4,193,279
$4,857,000 FY 07-08
14,062
476,949
9,500
491,011 206,837
1,778,414
2,380,738
4,365,989 $4,857,000 $4,539,913 FY 06-07
45,694
55,194 352,089
1,770,930
2,361,700
4,484,719 $4,539,913
CNM Foundation donors
Distinguished
Founders
Associates
($100,000.00 + )
Alfred Abbott
Abt Associates Inc.
Carol Adler
Air Pro, Inc.
Angie Baca
Frances and Noel Behne
Bohannan Huston, Inc.
Julie Bowdich
Bradbury Stamm
Construction Inc.
Doug and Sarah Brown
Phil Campbell
Tanya and Luis Campos
Michael G. Canfield
Kayleigh Carabajal
Lois Carlson and Erik Carlson
John T. Chavez and Mary
Torres
Coastal Transport
Compass Bank
Construction Reporter
Jane and Roger Cook
Diane and Dale Dekker
Sara Elliott
Jeanne Elmhorst
First Community Bank
Dave E. Fly
French Mortuary
Sharon Gordon
Groendyke Transport, Inc.
Sydney Gunthorpe
Nancy and Jim Higdon
Jaynes Corporation
Lovelace Health System
MacMillan
Janice Micali
John Mondragon
Betsy and Robert Murphy
Darl P. Patrick
Miriam Rand
Sharla Reinhart
Resources Development
Association
Julie and Alton Romig
Judith Sizemore
Smith Barney
Keri and Steve Sobolik
Karee and Paul Sowards
Special Olympics New
Mexico, Inc.
Jean Ann and Duffy Swan
Jane and Doug Swift
Ronald Syers
Lonnie Talbert
David and Jennifer Thomas
Town & Country Animal
Hospital
Jobs For The Future, Inc.
Lumina Foundation
NM Educators Federal Credit
Union
The Annie E. Casey
Foundation
Founders
($25,000.00 + )
Community Action New
Mexico
Lockheed Martin on behalf
of Sandia National
Laboratories
PNM Resources
The Citi Foundation
The Daniels Fund
Philanthropists
($10,000.00 + )
American Indian Education
Foundation
Gorham Family Foundation
Rebecca and Adelmo
Archuleta
Bank of America
Caterpillar, Inc.
DSRM National Bank
Ford Motor Company
New Mexico Professional
Surveyors Educational
Foundation
NM Coalition for Literacy
David Norvell
The Boye Foundation
United Way of Central New
Mexico
Wagner Equipment
Wells Fargo Bank New
Mexico, NA
Benefactors
($5,000.00 + )
Bank of Albuquerque
Linda and Richard Barr
Dianne and Don Chalmers
Arturo Cisneros
Cindy and Edward Dobbs
Chuck Haegelin
Lovelace Auxiliary
New Mexico Facility
Managers Network
New Mexico Student Loans
Nissan North America, Inc.
($1,000.00 + )
Wal Mart - 297
Elizabeth and Robert
Wertheim
Kathie and Peter Winograd
Ann and Peter Ziegler
Investors
($500.00 + )
Linda and Carl Alongi
David Alvarado
John Boydstun
Robin Brulé
Joan and Phillip Bustos
Lee Carrillo
LeighAnne Chavez
Victor and Pamela Chavez
Sandra Chavez-Houck
Rhonda Coochwikvia
Roy and Cleta Downey
Evelyn and Ivan DowSimpson
Paula Fisher
Forgemaster Iron, Inc.
Kim Jeffries/Rudy Garcia
Greg Ogawa and Diane
Harrison Ogawa
Priscilla Henderson
Commercial Lasers JDSU
Clint Jeffries
Judy Lalani
Lisa and Frank McCulloch
Jennifer McDonald
Heather Milligan
Susan and Kevin Murphy
Judith Olean
Pat and Eugene Padilla
Rita and Herbert Pitts
Don Power
Anthony Rael
Martha Root
Hope Sikes
Barbara Silva
Linda and Paul Smarrella
Stewart & Stevenson Power
Inc.
Lawrence Wallace
West Wood Realty, LTD.
Susan J. Wilson
Sustainers
($250.00 + )
Henry Alaniz
Albuquerque Historical
Society
Katherine L. Bailey
John Blewett
Samantha and Jason
Bousliman
John Bronisz
Richard Calabro
Annette Chavez y DeLaCruz
Wendy and Keith Coleman
Construction Financial
Management Assoc.
Credit Professionals
International
Delta Uniform & Linen
Donna Diller
Nicole Duran
Gian Gieri
Gail Grosso
Ann Lyn Hall
Janice Hart
Gerald Heater
Heritage Hotels and Resorts,
Inc.
Intel Foundation
Catherine Laffler
Landry’s Seafood House
Shirley Lewis
Lou Anne Lundgren-Webb
Diana Matier
Joyce Matthews
Huong McDoniel
J.J. Parsons
Carol and Gilbert Perez
Aimee Quinn
Rita Rivera
Vicki and Martin Serna
Robert Teigrob
Lis Turkheimer
Samuel and Mayra Vallejos
Teresa Valverde
Johnny Walker
Wal-Mart
Woman’s Club of
Albuquerque
Supporters
($100.00 + )
Achievement Gallery
Dawn Addington
Steven Anaya
Anonymous
Loretta Archuleta
Helen and Claude Asbury
Associated General
Contractors
Roberta Ataman
Jeannie Baca
Bank of The West
Travis Barber
Jolita Barnes
Ms. Lynn Barnett
Anna Barr
Mary Bates-Ulibarri
Ken Bauer
David Bear
Salvatore Benevegna
C.E. Bentley
Susan Borroughs
Richard Borthwick
Bravo
Jennifer and Robert Brown
Diane Burke
Christine Burns
Barbara Burrows
C.B. Edmonds Reserve
Account
Rose Casias
Charter Bank
Emilio Chavez
Ernest Chavez
Rosemary Chavez
Ruben G. Chavez
Joseph and Helen Chenier
Amy Christensen
Paul Clark
Karen Connors
Copeland’s
Jennifer and John Cornish
Marla Cox
James Culpepper
Johnnee Cunningham
Susan Cutler
Megan Davis
Phoebe Dennis
Diane DeReyes
Therese-Ann Dillon
Teresa Dominguez
Nathalie Dominique
Darryl Domonkos
Michael Druxman
Christin M. Dubriel
Christine Duncan
Miriam Efroymson
Robin Fernandez
Tommy Follett
Mary Fox
Florinda Garcia
Denise Gardner
Marjo M. Garlach
Charlotte Gensler
Richard Gentile
Good Samaritan Society
Manzano Del Sol Village
Marti and Robert Goodman
Kevin Goodrich
Susan Gould-Borroughs
Robert Goy
Chris Gray
Anna Maria Griego
Susanne and Fred Gunckel
Ellen Gutierrez
Maria Gutierrez
Elsie Hall
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The CNM Foundation has made every effort to list all donors contributing in the July 1, 2007 - June 30, 2008 fiscal year accurately and in the
manner requested. We apologize for any errors that may have been made in this publication and welcome any corrections or comments
regarding your listing.
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Robert A. Hall
Kay Hamby
Shiva Hardee
David Harkness
Jane Helton
Doreen Huerta
Melissa Hultberg
Hyatt Regency
Hyatt Regency Tamaya
Resort & Spa
Lisa Ice
Intel Corporation
Gary Ipiotis
Dawn Kenney
Kevin R. Key
Joanne Kirby
Robert Lafarge
Mildred Langston
Susan Lederle
Leisure Bowl
Jamie and John Lewinger
Barbara Lovato-Gassman
Lillian Lozano Harkness
Liz and Ronnie Lucero
Fredreka Lucero
Julie Luna
Victoria Maestas
Thomas A. Manning
Linda Martin
Brenda and Reyes Martinez
Mary and Robert Matteucci
June May
Melissa McCarthy
Douglas McDoniel
Gayle McIntyre
Larry and Donna Miller
Pat and Ted Modica
Loretta Montoya
Hope Monzeglio
Joann Morgan
Thomas Morris
Nahid Movaghar
Andreas Mueller
New Mexico Watercolor
Society
NM Museum of Natural
History and Science
Billy Olson
Lisa Orick-Martinez
Angela Ortiz
Charnia Parrish
Paul Pascarella
Janis Powell
Presbyterian Healthcare
Services
Pulakos & Alongi, Ltd.
Paul Quan
Vickie Ratliff
Geri and Ralph Rhodes
Carol Richmond
Erica Roark
Richard Roark
Andrew Russell
Louis Saiz
William Schifani
Andrew Schneider
June Scott
Clarissa Sorensen-Unruh
Patricia Stephens
Tammy Strickler
Jon Stull
Surveyor’s Supply
Superstore
Donna Swanson
Johnny Tafoya
Patricia Tarry-Stevens
The Vortex Theater
Therese Toman
Manuel J. Torrez
Lynn and Craig Trojahn
David Twomey
Robert Voss
Robert and Patricia Wagner
Martin Waller
Tim Wassmann
Debra Watson
Scott Whitaker
Greg Winegardner
Anne Yatskowitz
Friends
($1- $99 )
66 Diner
Terri Abraham
Effie Abrams
Donalinda Ace
Louis E. Adams, Jr.
Laura Aguirre
Rosa Aguirre
Albuquerque Isotopes
Baseball Club, Inc.
Lisa Aldon
Elizabeth Alongi
Jose I. Alvarado
Anapurna Chai House
Arsenio Anaya
Ralph Anaya
Judith Andrews
Corrie Andries
Socorro Anguiano
Ina Apache
Gloria Apodaca
Sandra Aragon
Alain Archuleta
DiAne Archuleta
Fred Arellano
J. N. Arellano
Olga Arguello
Earnest Arko
Corrine Armijo
Julieta Avitia
Lawrence P. Baca
Louis Baca
Sherri Baca
Miguel Balderrama
Katherine Baldonado
John Banister
Jane Bardal
Eric Barela
Marguerite Barnett
Norma Barney
Barbara Bates
Lisa Bealhen
Victor Beard
Kenneth Beckman
Lorenzo Benavidez
Karen Bentz
Maria Bercian
Chris Bernal
Jeanette L. Binggeli
Bird Song Book Store
Ralph Bleacher
Dorothea Bluehorse
Cassandra BluehorseNaugle
Mary and Paul Boucher
Erica Bourdon
Greg P. Bourgoin
Duana Boyd
Jason Bransford
Shelley Brethouwer
Margaret Brock
Mary Christina Broemel
Brian Brooks
Cornell Broomfield
Judy Brown
Timothy Brown
Rachel Buchen
Bumble Bee’s Baja Grill
Lee Buras
Mary Burt
Soledad Cabriales de Galaviz
Marjorie Cambise
Michael Campbell
Salvador Canelo
Martin Carabajal
Cardinal Health
Geraldine Carlberg
Michael Cartwright
Carol A. Casados
Rosalita Castillo
Chris Cavazos
Mary and William Chambers
Milton Charlie
Anita Chavez
Brenda Chavez
Clarence Chavez
Diana and Dennis Chavez
JoAnne Chavez
Maria Chavez
Nahum Chavez
Sunni Chavez
Theresa Chavez
Veronica Chavez
Chilis
Charmaine Clair
Hyekyung Clark
Linda Clay
Paula and Robert Cochrane
Joanne Cohn
William Collier
Krista Colon
Judy and Arthur Cordova
Trinnie Coriz
Mary Ann Corley
Raquel Corona
Debbie Costales
Kenneth Costales
Daphne Cox
Randolph Crandall
Michael Cranney
Sonia Crawford
Stella Creek
Kim Cross
Valerie Cruz
Vern H. Curtis
Meredith Daggett
Mark Danley
Susan and James Darling
Glenda Davis
Janis De La O
Robert Deaguero
Rachel Decker
Harriet Delouise
Jeanette Denaple
Holly DeWees
Anna Diaz
Michael Diaz
Jolene Diaz-Pobar
Dion’s Pizza
Jose L. Dominguez
Lisa Marie Dorian
Martin Doviak
Evangeline Duran
Michael Duran
Katharine Eagon
Carl Eckelman
Craig Edwards
Elephant Bar
Steve Emerson
Ruby Encinias
Steven English
Susan Erickson
Ross Escarcida
Francisca Esparza
Isidro Espinoza
Patricia Estrada
Anita M. Evans
Clint Ewell
Jacqueline Farrell
Donna Faulhaber
Chris Feil
Alexis Fields
Conchita Fields
Julie Fields
Julie Fisher
Flying Star Cafe and Satellite
Coffee
Follett College Stores Corp.
Cheryl Foote
Jessica Forbes
Deborah Foster
Malea Fowler
Jeffrey Frazier
Fuddruckers
Laverne Gabaldon
Armando Galaviz
Patricia Galindo
Margo Ganster
Daniel Garcia
Jean Garcia
Leticia Garcia
Linda Garcia
Pablo Garcia
Rosalie and Ramon Garcia
Regina Garcia
Crystal Garcia-Vigil
Anna Garden
Kristofer Gaussoin
Mara Gebhardt
Mary Ann Geeze
Darbi Gill
Susan Dilts and Jeffrey
Gittelman
Gail Goldstein
Inez Gomez
Jason Gomez
Leobardo Gomez
Diana Gonzales
Lorena Gonzales
Elizabeth Gonzales-Hughes
Evelina Gonzalez
Priscilla Gonzalez
Rose Gonzalez-Ayala
Barbara and Robert Gorham
Rudy Grado
Sionna Grassbaugh
Harold Gray
Marcella Greek
Candace Guerrero
Francis Guerrero
Johnny Guevara
Guild Cinema
David Guilette
Kat Gullahorn
Andrea Gurrola
Raymond Gurrola
Geraldine Gurule
Angela Gutierrez
Daniel Gutierrez
Elena Gutierrez
Merillyn Gutierrez
Evelyn Hamilton
Megan Haney
Emilia Hanford
James Harral
Suzanne Harris-Smith
Laurie Hause
Mark Love-Williamson
Esther Lozoya
Janice Luarkie
Rochelle Lucas
Gloria Lucero
Dora Lujan
Janice Lujan
Jimmy Luna
Jane Lyo
Donald Maez
Mary E. Mahon Foley
Nancee Mancel
Aurelia Manjares
Marcello’s Chop House
Elizabeth Marquez
Theresa Marquez
Linda Marsh Pope
David Martinez
Derek Martinez
Edward Martinez
Francyann Martinez
Mary Martinez
Patricia Martinez
Ruby Martinez
Magda Martinez-Baca
Julie Martinez-Gomez
Georgia Martinez-Rubio
Laura Martinez-Sanchez
Karen and Bob Martinson
Sabrina Martus
Tamra Mason
Marian Matthews
Eric Mattson
Mauldin’s Flowers
David May
Richard Mazon
Layne McAdoo
Kenneth McClellan
Jack McCloskey
Andre McDonald
Lonnie McGuinn
Rachel McHugh
Mechel Mckinney
Joseph McPherson
Mary Jane McReynolds
John Meador
Joey Medina
Christine Meek
Georganne Mellen
Veronica Merriman
Larry Meyer
Thomas Meyer
Deborah Miller
Jane D. Miller
Sally Miller
Mimis Cafe
Elizabeth Mockley
Anthony Monteita
Maree Montoya
Tammy Jo Montoya
Valerie Montoya
Herbert Morgan
Melissa Morgan
Barbara T. Muller
Lidia Muniz
Geromino Munoz
Patricia Myers
Jason Nakai
Larrison Nelson
Huy Nguyen
Thuc Nguyen
Dan Noyes
Maria Ochoa
Toby Oldaker
Jesus Olivas
Anthony Onimole
Robert Ortega
Clyde Ortiz
Gloria Ortiz
Jeannette Ortiz
Joanna Ortiz
Ricardo Ortiz
Outback Steakhouse
Christopher Padilla
Doug Parsons
Daniel Paul
Diane Paul
Richard
Liz Pearsall
Pelican’s
Jean Pennington
Carol J. Perez
Beth Perine Moreno
Kathleen Peters
Wesley Peters
Matt Pinson
Il Vicino Wood Oven Pizza
Alan Pope
Boyd Pope
Marshall Quam
Quarter’s BBQ
Alicia Quintero
Mark Rader
Emil Radosevich
Laura Rain
Carlos Ramirez
Claudia Ramirez-Dominguez
Laura Randolph
Fred Ream
Ernest Reaves
Red Robin
Martha Redhouse
James Rewalt
Esther Reyes
Ribs Hickory Smoked Pit
Bar-B-Q
Esparanza Ricardo
Jeanette Rich
Amy Rincon
Carlos Rivera
Marie and J. D. Roark
Robeks
Mario Rocha
Carmen Rodriguez
Francisca Rodriguez
Gina Rodriguez
Leticia Rodriguez
Carol Rogers
John Rogers
Walter Rohloff
Romano’s Macaroni Grill
Beverly Romero
Danielle Romero
Julia Romero
Kristen Romero
Michelle L. Romero
John Romisher
Samuel Romo
Carlos Ronquillo
Carol Ross
Tomas Ruiz-Fabrega
Cheryl Ruscetti
Carmine Russo
Joseph Ryan
Tara Saavedra-Baca
Carolina Saenz
Arthur Saiz
Barbara Salais
Crystal Salazar
Estela Salazar
Elaine Sanchez
John Sanchez
Stephen Sanchez
Sandia Peak and Tram
Sandiago’s
Helen Satterwhite
Scalo Northern Italian Grill
Walter Scarborough
Louise Scherffius
Dennis Scott
Brandon Seber
Catherine Serna
Dennis Serna
Linda Shul
Leslie Shultis
Mark Simma
Lungile Sinadile
Mario Sisneros
Kathy Skinner
Carolyn J. Smith
Ray Smith
Willie Smoker
Craig Solether
Jessica Spence
Thomas Sperry
Starbuck’s Coffee
Robert Stark
Anita Sterchi
Holly Stevens
Maria Stevens
Susan Stiger
Rhoda Strode
Douglas Sturdivant
Heather Succi
Patricia Sucholl
David Sullivan
Jennifer Sullivan
Sushi King
Talbots
Francesca Tapia
Radine Taylor
Judith Teak
Celena Tekala
The Range Cafe
Keith C. Titsworth, Jr.
Antoinette M. Tonihka
Erika Tran
Daniel Trudell
Daysha F. Trujillo
Isabell Trujillo
Karen Tubb
Tucanos Brazilian Grill
Meredith Tucker
TVC
Rodney Ulibarri
Maria Valenzuela
Anne Vallejos
Christine Vallejos
Tamra Vallo
Greg Van Wart
Enrique Vargas
Dennis Vargo
Lilla Varnedoe
Maria Vasquez
Tieg Veinot
Emilio Velasquez
June Vermillion
Yolanda Vielle
Dana Vilardi
Bounthavy Vilavong
Chris Villarreal
Vivace
Natasha Vizcarrondo
Tonya Walker
Kathleen and David
Waymire
Brett and Diana Webb
Amy Weiss
Sandee Wells
Vickie White
Gloria Williams
Patricia Williams
Daniel Wilson
Mary Wirth
Shirley Wittkofsky
Gina Woodhouse
Xeturah Woodley
Jolena Woody
Cynthia Wooley-Guillen
Wencui Yang
Yvonne and Eduardo Ybarra
Eva Yotter
Deborah Zamora
Fang Zhang
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Marquessa Hawkins
Peter Heald
Elias Hernandez
Eric Hernandez
Lynn Hernandez
Matilde Hernandez
Rafael Hernandez
Susan Herrington
Janice Hinds
Penny Holbrook
Diane Holloway
Oliver Holmes
Patricia Holmes
Margaret S. Homan
Kellye Hunter
Olga Icaza
Luis Irigoyen
Diane Isonhood
Jose Jacinto
Japanese Kitchen
Francisca Jensen
Armad Johnlouis
Carolyn Johnson
John Eric Johnson
Herman Jottmann
Anthony Juarez
Daniel R. Keays
Linda Keever
Michael Kelly
Harold Kibler
Jeffrey Kilbreth
Sandra King
Pamela Kirchner
Richard Kiscaden
Carol and Kurk Klossner
Carol Koehler
Elliot Konetzni
Marilyn Konnick
Marcia E. Koschmann
La Provence Brasserie
Dana Lacy
Roland Lagunzad
Jackie Lamoureux
James Lamoureux
Sheila Largo-Sosa
Patty Leclaire
Bonnie Lee
Deborah Lee
Jet Lewis
Melinda Lewis
Monica Lewis
Carol Lincoln
Salvatore and Karen Liotta
Lone Star Steakhouse &
Saloon
Jesus Lopez Camacho
Carol Lopez
Daisy Lopez
Edward Lopez
Melissa Lovato
Tiburcio Lovato
Samuel Lovelelle
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CNM Legacy Society
cre a t e d i n 1 9 9 9 , the CNM Legacy Society
c o nnec t i n g
CNM alumna and
Foundation Board Member,
Susan Wilson (left) was
the keynote speaker at
the CNM Graduation in
2008. Pictured here with
Foundation Executive
Director, Robin Brulé. Susan
is the Director of Marketing
and Public Relations for
Lovelace Health System.
recognizes individuals who have made a planned gift
to the CNM Foundation or who have established an
endowment within the Foundation. The generosity of
this special group of individuals will benefit CNM and
its students for generations to come. Their dedication
to the future of CNM serves as an example of
charitable gift and estate planning for others to follow.
The CNM Foundation is pleased to recognize the
members of the CNM Legacy Society:
Alfred A. Abbott
Linda and Carl Alongi
Becky and Del Archuleta
Linda and Richard Barr
Joan and Doug Bosomworth
Priscilla M. Bottom
Vanessa Carpenter,
2008 CNM graduate
Robin Brulé
Paul Cahoon
Irene Chavira
Edward Dobbs
Cleta and Roy Downey
Nancy and Jim Fisher
The Estate of Teresa F. Glazier
Phillip Gonzales
Nancy and Jim Higdon
Cathy and Sherman McCorkle
Dr. Janice Micali
changing lives building community
Wells Fargo was again this year’s Annual
Donor Appreciation Dinner sponsor,
giving donors an opportunity to hear
first hand from seven CNM students
on how their investment changed lives
and helped build community. Student
speakers are pictured here with
Foundation President Glenn Wertheim,
President Winograd and Regional
Vice President of Wells Fargo, Greg
Winegardner.
Kate Parker
Julie and Alton Romig
Dr. and Mrs. Alex Sanchez
Reverend and Mrs. Harold Sanchez
Florence and Bob Stamm
Jane and Doug Swift
Lu Anne Vonder Kuhlen
Ann and Peter Ziegler
Culinary Arts students
helped the Foundation
thank donors this
year by baking special
Valentine’s Day treats.
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T h e CNM
Foundation and
Development
Staff
Robin Brulé
Executive Director
(505) 224-4688
[email protected]
Lisa McCulloch
Director of Development
(505) 224-4685
[email protected]
Anna Sanchez
Alumni and Communications
Coordinator
(505) 224-4687
[email protected]
Brenda Martinez
Administrative Coordinator
(505) 224-4688
[email protected]
Daysha Trujillo
Development Support
Specialist
(505) 224-4685
[email protected]
Marshall Quam
Clerical Specialist
(505) 224-4686
[email protected]
CNM FOUNDATION
525 Buena Vista Dr. SE
Albuquerque, NM 87106
phone (505) 224-4685
fax (505) 224-4711
Ways to Give
Your gift to the CNM Foundation will support our work today and our mission in the
years to come. We invite you to consider some of the following giving opportunities. We
thank you for your generosity and your gift will be acknowledged for your tax records.
G i f t s o f C a s h
A gift of cash is the most common and easiest way to support the CNM Foundation. You
can make a gift of cash by sending a check to the address listed below, or if you are a CNM
employee, you can give through payroll deduction. Contact the CNM Foundation for
more details.
Make your check payable to the CNM Foundation, designated for the appropriate purpose
and mail to:
CNM Foundation • 525 Buena Vista SE, Albuquerque, NM 87106
C r e d i t C a r d c o n t r i b u t i o n s
You can also make a gift by credit card by calling the CNM Foundation at
(505) 224-4685.
M at c h i n g G i f t s
Many national and local corporations will match their employees' gifts to the CNM
Foundation dollar-for-dollar, doubling the power of your gift. Contact your employer for
details about your company or organization’s matching gift program.
A G i f t i n M e m o r y o r i n H o n o r
Honor someone special or recognize an important event or date with a memorial or
commemorative gift.
G i f t s o f S t o c k o r S e c u r i t i e s
Often a gift can be made with little more than a phone call to your stockbroker.
W i ll s a n d B e q u e s t s
Leave a legacy or bequest for the CNM Foundation in your will.
L i f e I n s u r a n c e
If you have a life insurance policy that you no longer need, consider using it to support
student success at CNM. Simply designate the CNM Foundation as the beneficiary of the
policy.
G i f t s o f E q u i p m e n t a n d M at e r i a l s
Equipment or materials in good condition can be used in the classroom or other program
support and is invaluable to the success of CNM.
If you have any questions about making a gift to the CNM Foundation, we will be pleased
to assist you. Please call us at (505) 224-4685.
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s u c c e e d i n g
c h a n g i n g
b u i l d i n g
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