Mexico Country Note

Getting Started is a new members-only resource within Country Notes. To help connect you with others working in Mexico, we have identified:

You may also want to reference our Global Grantmaking Resources to understand the basics of global grantmaking or learn more about specific regulatory or compliance issues.

This resource page is regularly updated. If you have questions or concerns, please contact Natalie Ross.


Philanthropy Networks in Mexico

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Cemefi

Promotes and articulates the philanthropic participation of citizens, social organizations, and companies to achieve a more equitable, supportive, and prosperous society in Mexico.

Jorge Villalobos, Executive President
jorge.villalobos@cemefi.org | cemefi@cemefi.org
www.cemefi.org

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Comunalia

 Strengthens the collective work of community foundations in Mexico to help their programs achieve greater scope, impact, and transcendence.

Mariana Sandoval, Executive Director
direccion@comunalia.org.mx
comunalia.org.mx

 

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HIP | Hispanics in Philanthropy

HIP partners with a transnational network of foundations to make impactful investments in the Latino community.

hiponline.org

 


Legal Contacts

Angeles Anaya
angeles.anaya@proyectofortalece.org


 


Key U.S. Foundations with Local Offices

Ford Foundation 
Santa Margarita 227, Insurgentes San Borja,
03100 Benito Juarez, CDMX, Mexico
Phone: (+52) 55-9138-0270

MacArthur Foundation
Vito Alessio Robles 39-103
Ex-Hacienda de Guadalupe, Chimalistac México, D.F. 01050 
Phone: (+52) 55-3004-1692
E-mail: mexico@macfound.org

The W.K Kellogg Foundation 
Ciudad de Mexico, DF, Mexico
Phone: (+52) 55-8421-2934


National Listing of Certified NGO’s

Locally registered Mexican nonprofits must be listed in the Registry of Civil Society Organizations (CLUNI), managed by the Comision de Fomento de las Actividades do las Organiizaciones de la Sociedad Civil.


Local Community Foundations in Mexico


National Regulations to Note 

US foundations have reported challenges with the 2016 Anti-Money Laundering (AML) law's requirements for grantee reporting and changes to the Mexican tax code that impact equivalency determinations (EDs). For more information:


 

 

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Getting Started is a members-only resource within Country Notes. To help connect you with others working in Mexico, we have identified local nonprofit and philanthropic networks, key local legal contacts and listed Council members actively grantmaking in this country.

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