Seabrook Seawall Reconstruction Project

Learn more about the Seabrook Seawall Reconstruction project that is going on the Hampton-Seabrook Harbor. REDC assisted the Town of Seabrook, NH with obtaining a Public Works grant from the Economic Development Administration, Department of Commerce for this vital reconstruction project, which will restore the pier used by the Yankee Fishermen's Cooperative and NextEra Energy. REDC continues to assist the town with grant administration.

In this video we had the opportunity to speak with William Manzi III, Seabrook Town Manager, about this important project and REDC's role in making it happen.

Learn more about REDC's Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS), which helped make this project happen, at www.redc.com/ceds.

REDC at the Nashua Multicultural Festival

REDC’s Business Advisor Kerri Salls recently had the opportunity to speak at the Nashua Multicultural Festival, which was part of Welcoming Week, an annual series of events where communities bring together immigrants, refugees, and native-born residents to raise awareness of the benefits of welcoming everyone.

Kerri shared information on resources REDC can provide to folks looking to start or grow a business in New Hampshire, and REDC’s Technical Assistance Coordinator Augustine Nyonzima was there as well to photograph these images.

Kiva Update

As a Kiva hub, REDC is happy to have assisted Laura and her business Melo Tax Services with her Kiva loan application, which is now live and ready for your support! Based in Manchester, NH, Laura is seeking funding to expand her business to offer credit repair services and bookkeeping. Originally from the Dominican Republic, Laura is bi-lingual and assists the Hispanic community with their taxes, how to establish credit in the U.S., and build healthy finances.

Looking to make a positive impact by supporting local small businesses? Kiva connects online lenders to entrepreneurs through an online lending platform. Crowdfund loans unlock capital for underserved communities and those experiencing underlying barriers to capital access. By lending as little as $25 on Kiva, you can be part of the solution and make a real difference in someone’s life. 100% of every dollar you lend on Kiva goes to funding loans.

Click below to read about how this passionate entrepreneur is determined to grow her business and consider contributing to this crowdfunding loan.

New Loan Client

If you know of a small business in NH in need of assistance, or someone interested in starting a new business, please share REDC with them.