Partnership for Community Action

“Form 990 is reviewed by the governing body and management prior to the submission to the irs.”

“Board and management are required to report potential conflicts of interest as soon as they arise.”

“The board of directors reviews compensation of officers”

“Governing documents for the organization are made available on the guidestar website and upon written request.”

“Since 1990, partnership for community action (pca), a 501(c)(3) organization, has worked to dismantle systems of inequity by investing in families and communities to build power and create lasting change across new mexico. Our mission is to dismantle systems of inequity by investing in people and families to build power, working locally, and expanding across new mexico. In 2025, pca achieved the following: "engaged families and providers: partnered with new mexico families, home- based childcare providers, and community leaders statewide to advocate for a fully funded, high-quality education system for all children. "advanced economic equity: through the social enterprise center (sec), pca supported an alternative economic development ecosystem in albuquerque's south valley, creating living-wage jobs and providing holistic programming for entrepreneurs and families. "built generational wealth: centered community voices to address systemic barriers and promote economic equity, laying the foundation for generational wealth and long-term prosperity for new mexican children. "strengthened community well-being: continued to activate and mobilize communities to build a movement for equity, wellness, and opportunity across the state. Pca envisions engaged, healthy, and vibrant communities where every person has access to quality education, wellness, and economic opportunity.”

“Since 1990, partnership for community action (pca), a 501(c)(3) organization, has worked to dismantle systems of inequity by investing in families and communities to build power and create lasting change across new mexico. Our mission is to dismantle systems of inequity by investing in people and families to build power, working locally, and expanding across new mexico. In 2025, pca achieved the following: "engaged families and providers: partnered with new mexico families, home- based childcare providers, and community leaders statewide to advocate for a fully funded, high-quality education system for all children. "advanced economic equity: through the social enterprise center (sec), pca supported an alternative economic development ecosystem in albuquerque's south valley, creating living-wage jobs and providing holistic programming for entrepreneurs and families. "built generational wealth: centered community voices to address systemic barriers and promote economic equity, laying the foundation for generational wealth and long-term prosperity for new mexican children. "strengthened community well-being: continued to activate and mobilize communities to build a movement for equity, wellness, and opportunity across the state. Pca envisions engaged, healthy, and vibrant communities where every person has access to quality education, wellness, and economic opportunity.”

“Contract labor 462,139 51,127 0 stipends and incentive 197,850 0 0 total 659,989 51,127 0”

“Rental expenses 159,663 rental expenses -159,663”