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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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Homewise Helps Pop-Pop’s Italian Ice Grow

Dominic Maestas, Pop Pop’s Italian Ice

For nearly three decades, Pop Pop’s Italian Ice has been bringing smiles to families across New Mexico. What started as a beloved neighborhood treat has grown into a statewide brand, serving communities through retail locations, food trucks, concession stands, and countless special events. Today, Pop Pop’s Italian Ice employs more than 40 people, operates eight mobile units, three retail locations, three concession stands, and recently moved into a new 10,0000-square-foot headquarters. But the journey to get here was built on hard work, resilience, and a commitment to community. And when it came time to take the next step, the nonprofit lender Homewise was proud to help.

“When we looked at this deal, what stood out wasn’t just a well-run business. It was a team that shows up for youth sports, schools, and neighborhood events consistently,” says Chris Anderson, Commerical Project Manager for Homewise. “Supporting businesses that activate and strengthen their communities is exactly what Homewise Commercial Loans are here to do.”

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