Opportunity Overview
The Albuquerque Community Foundation is accepting applications for the newly established Davis-Kozoll Cuba Area Trail Fund. The fund supports trail construction, maintenance, enhancement projects, and related programs in the Cuba, New Mexico area, including volunteer and youth engagement, environmental education, and public-land stewardship.
Funding and Deadline
The fund will award up to $5,000 annually. The controlling Foundation page states that 2026 applications are open and are being accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis. No fixed closing date, submission time, or time zone is published for this rolling cycle.
Eligibility and Program Fit
The Foundation describes eligible participants as public and nonprofit organizations committed to developing, maintaining, or enhancing trails in the Cuba area, including organizations using volunteer or youth engagement and organizations providing environmental education or promoting public-land stewardship in the Cuba area.
The fund is intended to increase the number and quality of trails accessible from Cuba, strengthen community health and quality of life, support environmental education, and promote stewardship of public lands.
Match, Costs, and Application Requirements
The controlling public page does not state a mandatory match or cost-share requirement and does not publish a detailed public list of required attachments or itemized allowable and prohibited costs. Applicants should rely on the current online application for those details and should not infer unstated requirements.
Applications are submitted through the Albuquerque Community Foundation online Grant Lifecycle Manager. Applicants log in or create an organizational account, open the Apply page, and enter the access code CUBA2026 to access the 2026 application.
Atlas Analysis
N9+ Fit Score: 0/100. This opportunity is focused on trails, outdoor access, environmental education, and public-land stewardship. There is no legitimate role for the Nonagon N9+ device and platform, and fit is not forced.
Atlas Opportunity Score: 52/100. This is a verified, genuinely rolling New Mexico foundation opportunity with clear local eligibility and a simple public application path, but the maximum annual award is small and the program is outside Atlas’s core healthcare and school-health technology use cases.
Dr. Miltie/QC Healthcare disposition: No Bid. No applicant outreach is advanced because there is no defensible N9+ or QC Healthcare partnership role.
Official Sources
Albuquerque Community Foundation — Additional Grant Programs
Albuquerque Community Foundation Grant Portal