New Mexico Community Capital

Business and marketing essentials (bme) equality can't wait (ecw) - business services - providing management resources to qualifying business, particularly in under-invested areas.

Usda - the goals of the native agribusiness and food security initiative (nafsi) are to support at least 25 native farmers in western pueblo communities develop and grow their farm businesses to aggregate for 10 New wholesale markets, and to develop 12 New food access points that serve tribal Community members. Access points will be provided through mogro's healthy food delivery program at native Community health and wellness centers, as well as through farm stands and markets. Nafsi will increase local food sales by 50% (to $127,500 annually) by the end of the project and provide 24 trainings to native farmers with fsma-compliant curricula and business technical services.this program is financed through grants and contributions.

Indigenous economic wellbeing alliance (kellogg #2)- we are an emerging alliance of native-owned and native led organizations leveraging our collective ingenuity, networks, Capital, and resources to support indigenous entrepreneurs.

Native farmers in residence (native american agriculture fund/erme) - the native farmers in residence (nfir) program provides a culturally appropriate, supportive place for native american farmers to gain confidence, grow, and become successful.this program is financed through grants and contributions.

Indigiexchange - an online marketplace for native entrepreneurs connected to our programs.the indigiexchange marketplace gives rise to fbb participants by supporting entrepreneurs with selling, pricing, negotiating, and digital marketing. We negotiate contracts to pay participants up front and work with them to determine a fair price and profit margin. All sales are reinvested into buying more products with a percentage used to fund a small native entrepreneur fund to support makers with micro grants that help support their business. With your purchase, you can support work that allows us to collectively buy, sell, barter and trade which multiplies value and revitalizes our indigenous economies.this program has become self-sufficient.

Fiscal services - fiscal sponsorship services are provided to companies in the Community who have a non-profit mission, many of which are in the process of getting their own 501(c)3 status. This program is financed through a percentage of the grants sponsorees receive.