What Fundacion Nemi does

Fundación Nemi A.C. is a Mexican nonprofit civil association (Asociación Civil) founded in 1996 that delivers social-development programs through schools, communities, and corporate partners across all 32 Mexican states. The organization operates a diversified portfolio of branded programs targeting distinct beneficiary cohorts: Jornadas (preventive education for ages 12-18 covering addiction, bullying, and entrepreneurship), Zippy (mental-health curriculum for children ages 5-7), Acompañamiento Tecnológico (on-site digital-skills counseling for teachers delivered by university computer science specialists), Programa de Becarios (scholarships and professional-practice stipends for university students), Programa de Mujeres (women's empowerment workshops), Teatro Viajero (traveling-theater values education), Tonelada (food-collection initiative covering 21 states and 500+ charitable programs), and Voluntariado Empresarial (structured corporate volunteering).

The organization is built around a "Social Carrier" operating model in which Nemi professionalizes methodologies, institutionalizes processes, develops content, and deploys field staff to design and execute programs either directly or on behalf of partner organizations that lack execution capacity. The technology stack is described as state-of-the-art digital platforms supporting program delivery, with a Technological Accompaniment System enabling teacher digital upskilling, but no AI/ML, proprietary platform products, or commercial software offerings are disclosed. Programs are delivered free of charge to beneficiaries.

As an A.C., Fundación Nemi is funded through partnerships with Mexican government institutions and private enterprise rather than through disclosed fees, tuition, or commercial pricing. There is no parent company, private equity backing, venture investment, public listing, or M&A activity disclosed. Revenue and donor concentration are not publicly disclosed. Headquarters are located at Calle 14 de Agosto 29, Col. Gral Manuel Avila Camacho, Naucalpan de Juárez, Estado de México, with field operations spanning the country.

Name

Fundacion Nemi

Legal name

Fundación Nemi A.C.

Website

https://nemi.com.mx

Company type

Private

Founded year

1996

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

51–100 employees

Short description

Fundación Nemi A.C. is a Mexican nonprofit founded in 1996 that delivers education, prevention, scholarship, mental-health, and community-development programs across all 32 Mexican states, funded through partnerships with government institutions and private enterprise under a Social Carrier operating model.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Manuel Ávila Camacho

HQ country

Mexico

HQ region

Latin America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Supply Chain

Distribution channels2 records

Core offering

Fundación Nemi A.C. is a Mexican nonprofit foundation that designs, develops, and implements school, community, and corporate social development programs across all 32 Mexican states. Its core offerings include education, prevention and training programs for primary and secondary schools (Jornadas, Acompañamiento Tecnológico, Programa Preventivo Escolar), a university student scholarship program (Becarios), childhood mental health (Zippy), women's empowerment, food collection (Tonelada), traveling educational theater (Teatro Viajero), corporate volunteering, and follow-up/transparency/accountability systems, all delivered free of charge to beneficiaries through direct on-site field operations.

Product overview

Fundación Nemi A.C. is a Mexican social development organization offering a comprehensive portfolio of school, community, and business programs at national scale. The core offerings include educational and preventive programs for primary and secondary schools (Jornadas, Acompañamiento Tecnológico), childhood mental health programs (Zippy), youth scholarship programs (Becarios), women's empowerment initiatives, corporate volunteering, and food collection campaigns (Tonelada). The organization operates across all 32 Mexican states with technological counseling support provided by university computer science students. Programs are implemented in partnership with government institutions and private enterprise, supported by internal transparency and accountability systems.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Programa de Becarios: Scholarship program for young students providing monthly stipend for maintenance to continue their educational path, with professional practice opportunities.
• Teatro Viajero
• Programa de Mujeres
• Zippy
• Jornadas
• Tonelada
• Acompañamiento Tecnológico
• Voluntariado Empresarial

Products and services

• Programas de educación, prevención y formación escolar Education, prevention and training programs for primary and secondary schools covering topics such as addiction prevention, bullying prevention, gender violence prevention, and entrepreneurship. Delivered free of charge to students through on-site field operations across Mexico.
• Programa de Becarios Scholarship program providing selection, training, and counseling for young students from lower-income families, with monthly maintenance stipends to continue their educational trajectory and an optional professional practice scholarship to join the workforce. Delivered free to selected university students in Mexico.
• Acompañamiento Tecnológico Nationwide initiative to improve technological competencies of teachers and school staff through in-person counseling carried out by young computer science specialists from Mexican universities. Aims to duplicate academic yield through classroom use of technology.
• Zippy Childhood mental health and emotional wellness program for children ages 5-7 developing social skills and strategies for confronting difficult situations through 6 specialized modules. Delivered free of charge in Mexican schools.
• Jornadas Preventive and formative educational cycle for teenagers aged 12-18 covering addiction prevention, bullying, alcohol consumption, gender violence, and entrepreneurship through free human development topics delivered in schools.
• Programa de Empoderamiento de Mujeres Women empowerment program in disadvantaged communities through workshops with gender perspective covering self-esteem, leadership, financial education, and community development. Delivered free of charge to women participants.
• Programa de Teatro Educativo (Teatro Viajero) Traveling theater educational program promoting values and good habits in children through entertaining stories that travel to schools, covering messages on reading, nutrition, financial education, and environmental care.
• Voluntariado Empresarial Corporate volunteer program encouraging companies and employees to participate in ongoing volunteer activities for corporate social responsibility, including educational support, facility improvements, environmental activities, disaster response, food and supply campaigns, and fundraising.
• Tonelada Food and supply collection initiative benefiting vulnerable populations across 21 Mexican states through school community coordination. Has run more than 500 charitable programs since inception.

Quantifiable outcome

• More than 17 million people directly benefited
• +3 more outcomes

Segments7 records

Ideal customer profiles6 records

Technology focussed No

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Has API

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Feature2 records

Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered core.

• Mexican Government InstitutionscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerNEMI works in partnership with government institutions to address social development needs across Mexico. These alliances enable the implementation of educational, preventive, and community development programs nationwide.
• Private EnterprisecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnerships with private companies enable corporate volunteer programs, fundraising initiatives, and corporate social responsibility programs. Companies and their employees participate in ongoing volunteer work to fulfill CSR objectives.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves1 record

Expansion highlights4 records

Regional players

• Fundación Mexicana de Apoyo Infantil: Mexican nonprofit supporting children in vulnerable communities through education and direct aid. Comparable to NEMI's vulnerable-community focus and Tonelada food collection program, though with smaller geographic footprint.

Direct peers

• Fundación Azteca: Mexican nonprofit foundation running nationwide education, community development, and disaster relief programs in partnership with government and corporations. Comparable to NEMI as a large Mexican civil association delivering school and community programs at national scale.
• Fundación Carlos Slim: Largest private Mexican foundation focused on education, health, and youth development. Highly comparable to NEMI given national-scale programs in Mexican schools, scholarship offerings, and digital education initiatives that overlap with NEMI's Acompañamiento Tecnológico and Becarios programs.
• Fundación Televisa: Mexican foundation with long-standing education and youth development programs including scholarships and school-based content. Overlaps with NEMI's scholarship (Becarios) and school-based educational programming (Jornadas).
• Save the Children Mexico: International NGO operating across Mexico on child protection, education, and adolescent wellbeing. Comparable to NEMI's Zippy (mental health for children 5–7) and Jornadas (prevention programs for teenagers 12–18) in terms of school-based child wellbeing focus.

Broad incumbents

• Cruz Roja Mexicana: Mexican humanitarian organization with national presence in disaster response, health, and community programs. Comparable to NEMI's Voluntariado Empresarial (corporate volunteer) and disaster-response activities, though with a primarily health-and-disaster mandate.
• World Vision Mexico: International humanitarian NGO running sponsorship, education, and child protection programs across Mexico. Comparable to NEMI's community-based programming and Tonelada food collection initiatives, though with global rather than purely Mexican funding.
• UNICEF Mexico: UN agency operating in Mexico on child rights, education, and adolescent health with national policy influence. Comparable as a national-scale child and education-focused organization but with broader mandate, global funding, and policy-advocacy role that NEMI does not hold.

Emerging players

• ProEducación: Mexican nonprofit focused on improving public education quality through teacher training and school partnerships. Directly comparable to NEMI's Acompañamiento Tecnológico program targeting teacher digital-competency development in Mexican schools.
• Ashoka México: Network supporting social entrepreneurs in Mexico, including in education and community development. Comparable to NEMI's social-development mission and program design expertise, though Ashoka focuses on entrepreneur support rather than direct program delivery.

Market position

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Customer concentration

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Investors

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M&A

Investments

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