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Nonprofits in New Mexico

The IRS recognises 11,259 tax-exempt organizations with a New Mexico address, rank 40 of 51. 885 of them have a Form 990 on record.

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At a glance

11,259
Organizations recognised
Registration, not activity.
9,352
Recognised under 501(c)(3)
The charitable subsection.
885
With a Form 990 on record
The only organizations with financial figures here.
528.5
Per 100,000 residents
Census resident population as the denominator.
$10,515,646,378
Revenue reported
Summed across filings, each for a different year.
0.6%
Share of all US organizations
Of 1,964,958 recognised nationally.

Taken from the IRS on September 19, 2026. Address of record, which is not necessarily where an organization operates.

Largest by revenue

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Organizations in New Mexico by total revenue on their most recent Form 990
RankOrganizationRevenue
1PRESBYTERIAN HEALTHCARE SERVICES$2,898,794,768
2ST VINCENT HOSPITAL$569,778,518
3SAN JUAN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER INC$504,614,172
4OTERO COUNTY HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION$345,566,374
5PRESBYTERIAN MEDICAL SERVICES$135,268,205
6TRICORE LABORATORY SERVICES CORPORATION$128,128,783
7TAOS HEALTH SYSTEMS INC HOLY CROSS HOSPITAL$112,362,337
8LEA COUNTY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE INC$111,576,586
9ROADRUNNER FOOD BANK INC$94,313,635
10LOVELACE BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE$83,397,041
11CIBOLA GENERAL HOSPITAL CORPORATION$83,269,089
12CENTRAL VALLEY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE INC$75,043,858
13DEL NORTE CREDIT UNION$73,854,217
14ARTESIA GENERAL HOSPITAL$73,633,097
15CONTINENTAL DIVIDE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE INC$71,202,638

The fifteen largest with a filing on record. Organizations without one are counted above but have no figures to rank.

Largest by assets

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Organizations in New Mexico by assets
RankOrganizationAssets
1PRESBYTERIAN HEALTHCARE SERVICES$3,981,690,796
2DEL NORTE CREDIT UNION$1,302,207,887
3CREDIT UNIONS IN THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO$1,255,970,945
4CREDIT UNIONS IN THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO$916,557,398
5ST VINCENT HOSPITAL$756,873,447
6SAN JUAN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER INC$625,880,701
7UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO FOUNDATION INCORPORATED$454,667,512
8LEA COUNTY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE INC$270,363,692
9LOVELACE BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE$255,478,512
10OTERO COUNTY HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION$237,906,431

Book value at the end of the year, which is what all three forms report.

Highest reported compensation

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Organizations in New Mexico by reported compensation
RankOrganizationReported compensation
1OTERO COUNTY HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION$6,484,036
2PRESBYTERIAN HEALTHCARE SERVICES$4,407,510
3SAN JUAN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER INC$1,735,933
4LOVELACE BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE$1,387,128
5CREDIT UNIONS IN THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO$1,346,452
6CONTINENTAL DIVIDE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE INC$1,110,583
7ST VINCENT HOSPITAL$1,103,810
8ARTESIA GENERAL HOSPITAL$1,072,288
9CREDIT UNIONS IN THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO$711,314
10PRESBYTERIAN MEDICAL SERVICES$635,592

The largest amount an organization here reported paying one person, as reported.

What they do

Organizations in New Mexico by NTEE major group
CategoryOrganizations
Human Services126
Education111
Philanthropy, Voluntarism and Grantmaking Foundations69
Health Care52
Arts, Culture and Humanities47
Community Improvement and Capacity Building31
Environment23
Mental Health and Crisis Intervention23
Housing and Shelter18
Food, Agriculture and Nutrition16

Organizations the IRS never classified do not appear here. A code is assigned at registration and rarely updated, so it describes what an organization said it would do.

Nearest by count

States either side of New Mexico by number of organizations
RankStateOrganizations
39West Virginia11,767
41Idaho10,491

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  • Prison populationCrime and justice

    People held under the state’s correctional authority, and the imprisonment rate. A different publisher counting a different thing.

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  • Federal obligationsFederal spending

    What federal agencies obligated against a place of performance in the state, per resident and by agency.

  • Payments to doctorsHealth

    What drug and device companies reported paying doctors with a practice address in the state, and the largest recipients.

  • The New Mexico Factbook entryAcross the Factbook

    Every measure the Factbook publishes for this state in one place, each with where it ranks among the others and the record it came from.

The immigration hub has no page for a state: CBP publishes by sector and field office, which are its own areas of responsibility rather than a geography, so assigning them to states would be a claim the data does not make. Immigration and the border.

Compared with Idaho.

Full rankings: largest by revenue, largest by assets, and largest grantmakers, and highest reported officer compensation. All organizations: nonprofits.

What this page cannot show

  • The state is the organization’s address of record with the IRS. A national charity registered here operates elsewhere too.
  • Churches need not apply for recognition, so they are under-represented, and the ones here are those that chose to apply.
  • Financial figures exist only for organizations with a Form 990 on record, and each describes whichever year that organization last reported.

Full method at methodology.

Sources

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