The US-Mexico Fund for Culture supports cultural exchange and collaboration between Mexico and the United States. The program was created in 1991 through a joint initiative of Mexico's National Fund for Culture and the Arts (FONCA), the Bancomer Cultural Foundation and The Rockefeller Foundation . The Fund is headquartered in Mexico City, and its purpose is to strengthen cultural exchange and collaboration by encouraging creative dialogue between the artistic and cultural communities of the two countries.

The Fund grants economic support to projects of excellence that reflect the artistic and cultural diversity of Mexico and the United States, and that enrich cultural exchange and promote lasting ties among artists, scholars, independent groups and cultural institutions in both countries.