Since our founding in 2012, May Center has served…

• Over 700 students through May School

• Over 350 students through Summer LEAP

• Over 17,000 educators and more than 200,000 students through May Teacher Institute

Through your generosity, you directly support our work in Santa Fe and across New Mexico to empower students with learning differences to succeed. From all of us at May Center—thank you!

How Your Contributions Are Distributed:

Ways to Give

Make a 100% tax deductible donation today and directly support our work in empowering students with learning differences to succeed!

#1. Give Online
Make a one-time, monthly, quarterly, or yearly donation online.

#2. Call Us
Give over the phone by contacting our Advancement Office at 505.983.7407.

#3. Mail a Check to
May Center for Learning
Attn: Advancement Office
32 Puesta Del Sol
Santa Fe, NM 87508

#4. Make a Matching Gift
Maximize the impact of your gift by enrolling in your employer’s matching gift program. Any charitable contribution you make to May Center will then be matched by your employer!

#5. We Also Accept
Gifts of Stock, IRA Charitable Rollovers, and Donor Advised Funds (DAFs)

Call 505.983.7407 for more info. Our tax ID number is 45-4500854.

Our Work in Action

With your support, we can accomplish aMAYzing things!
As we enter our second decade, May Center for Learning has made enormous strides in the education of children with learning differences and in improving literacy outcomes for all students across New Mexico.

Click the button below to view our most recent Annual Report.

A decade has passed since I sent May Center co-founder Karen Lindeen an email titled “super-secret thoughts” that sketched out some initial ideas for a new “learning center” in Santa Fe. The following description of the learning center is contained within that initial document:

Through authentic partnerships with families, community members, and the public sector, the learning center will support the well-being and education of all stakeholders, including the community as a whole. In this way, our students and the educational community of New Mexico will be encouraged to take ownership of their learning experiences, their responsibilities toward themselves and the community around them.

I am proud that May Center continues to strive for this vision today. What began as a tutoring half-day program serving 12 students has strategically grown to access and impact students with learning differences throughout the state of New Mexico. Last year alone, May Center provided direct services to over 250 students and professional development services to 17,000 teachers around the state.

Our school, tutoring and summer programs in Santa Fe and Albuquerque, Evaluation Center, and Teacher Institute all provide different access points for students and teachers statewide. While we could not know all of the challenges and rewards of launching a new venture when we began, our focus on community and collaboration has remained constant and has allowed May Center to find its place as an essential education change-maker in New Mexico.