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ISO 9000

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ISO 9000 is the state’s training program to help businesses procure the ISO 9001:2015 certification that is critical to Continue reading →

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Value Added Producer Grants

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Value Added Producer Grants are awarded on a competitive basis and provide up to $75,000 for planning and Continue reading →

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Rural Energy for America Program

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The Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) Grant Program provides financial assistance to agricultural producers and Continue reading →

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USDA RD B&I Loans

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The Business and Industry Guaranteed Loans (B&I) program can back loans as high as $25 million to qualifying ventures Continue reading →

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Featured Article

Small Businesses Gain with Year-End Giving

Philanthropic giving is approaching $600 billion annually in the United States, and New Mexicans do their part every year to underwrite the causes that matter most to them. Often overlooked among worthy food bank and animal welfare nonprofits are organizations that promote grass-roots economic development. Nonprofit lenders that offer business assistance — LiftFund, DreamSpring, and others — rely on private giving to support and enable individual entrepreneurship in our state.

Microlenders such as these manage separate pools of private and public money, which they make available as loans and lines of credit to small businesses — especially startup businesses and those in chronically underserved communities and populations. They also support their clients’ success through other services, such as business counseling, training, and mentoring.

Thoughtful contributions — sometimes known as social investments — to any one of these organizations have a way of living indefinitely into the future.

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