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The Loan Fund - New Mexico’s Community Development Loan Fund The Loan Fund provides straightforward, flexible financing to small businesses and nonprofits across New Mexico. We specialize in supporting those overlooked by traditional banks—offering practical lending solutions with a human touch. Our lending partners, from banks to community organizations, trust us to help their referrals grow stronger.
Explore how our lending services can help you move forward. Our clients are hard-working New Mexicans whose businesses and nonprofits thrive thanks to customized financing from The Loan Fund. Banks, credit unions, and community organizations trust us to support their referrals with simple, flexible lending solutions.
Discover more about the successful businesses we've helped grow. When you support The Loan Fund, you’re investing in hardworking New Mexicans who are building businesses, creating jobs, and strengthening communities. Your investment helps us provide accessible financing and hands-on support to entrepreneurs who are often left out of traditional systems.
Join us in expanding opportunity—right here at home. The Loan Fund is an award-winning nonprofit organization that provides loans, as well as consulting and training services, to small businesses, entrepreneurs, and nonprofit organizations across New Mexico. We focus on offering solutions for clients who may not be able to secure financing from banks or credit unions.
Apply For a Loan Learn More The Loan Fund was founded in 1989 to help alleviate poverty by creating and preserving job opportunities throughout New Mexico, particularly in low-income and under served communities. Learn More about our Application Process Valencia Health and Wellness Enchantment Cabinetry and Design, LLC Our clients are like you, hard-working and smart-thinking New Mexicans.
But, when they’re ready to start or expand their business or nonprofit, they may not fit into a bank’s lending guidelines. That’s why banks, credit unions, and community organizations refer so many small businesses and nonprofits to us. Our clients work hard to improve their businesses and are a strong part of New Mexico’s economy.
Supporting New Mexico’s Veteran-owned Businesses At The Loan Fund, we’re committed to fueling the success of New Mexico entrepreneurs — including those who’ve served in the military. We’ve provided over $1. 7 million in financing and lines of credit to nearly...
Get #LoanReady with Confidence At The Loan Fund, we understand how overwhelming the process of securing a small business loan in New Mexico can feel—especially when you’re focused on building your business and traditional banks aren’t an option. That’s...
We’re Still Here for Small Businesses - Stronger Than Ever For 36 years, The Loan Fund has been steadfast in its mission: to provide access to capital and support services that improve the economic and... In Memory of President & CEO F. Leroy Pacheco Community development, nonprofit & banking community mourn loss of longtime Loan Fund Leader With heavy hearts, we share the news of the passing of F.
Leroy Pacheco, our President and CEO for 18 years. Born... Important Deadline: Corporate Transparency Act The U.S. Department of Treasury has implemented the Corporate Transparency Act, which requires many U.S. companies formed or operating in America to report beneficial ownership information to the department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN).
The act aims to combat illicit... NMSBIC allocates additional funding The New Mexico Small Business Investment Corporation (NMSBIC) has allocated an additional $2. 5 million to The Loan Fund, making its total investment to the nonprofit $37.
5 million. The state legislature created the NMSBIC more than... In Remembrance of Herb Crosby We send our heartfelt condolences to the family of Mr. Herb Crosby, an Albuquerque businessman who sat on The Loan Fund’s Board of Directors.
Mr. Crosby, who formerly served as board chair and was recently... Supporting Aero Service Expansion in Moriarty Finance partners & local and state officials join groundbreaking to celebrate growth in aviation community MORIARTY, N. M.
– Looking to meet the critical storage needs of small aircraft in New Mexico, a small, family-owned aviation... Record $5. 6 million in loans in last half of 2023 The Loan Fund has made a record $5.
6 million in loans and lines of credit and an additional $1 million loan so far in the last half of 2023 to New Mexicans creating an RV... Celebrating Women-Owned Businesses Nearly 21% of New Mexico’s businesses that have employees are owned by women, according to the U.S. Census. At The Loan Fund, about 20% of the loans currently have been allocated to female entrepreneurs.
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New Mexico Community Development Loan Fund (NMCDLF) is funded by New Mexico Community Development Loan Fund (NMCDLF). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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