First Southwest Community Fund, in partnership with Colorado Startup Loan Fund, was proud to help three startup trucking businesses access the resources they needed to get established. These businesses hold the unique distinction of being second-generation trucking businesses in the San Luis Valley.
“Thank you to FSWCF for being the key to making this dream of being a business owner come true. They opened the doors to make things a lot more accessible for startups and entrepreneurs; again many thanks to the Community Fund for being a blessing to this business.”
–Joel Gonzalez, 4:13 Trucking
“FSWCF has given me the opportunity to make my dream of being an owner operator come true.”
—Jesús Miranda Jr., J Miranda Trucking
“After graduating college, being an owner of my own business has always been a dream of mine. This fund made my dream a reality. I thank FSWCF for making this a reality.”
—Fabian Nadiel Quezada, Fastlane Transportation
![413-Trucking 413 Trucking](https://fswcf.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/413-Trucking.jpg)
4:13 Trucking
![J-Miranda-Trucking J Miranda Trucking](https://fswcf.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/J-Miranda-Trucking.png)
J Miranda Trucking