The SBA is the only federal agency dedicated to helping small businesses start, grow, expand, or recover after a disaster. With their local offices and a nationwide network of resource partners providing free or low-cost business assistance, they’ve got you covered.
If you’re looking for capital, SBA-backed loans may be an option. SBA-guaranteed loans are made by participating local lenders and help small business owners and entrepreneurs who are creditworthy but who don’t qualify for conventional financing. The SBA reduces the lender’s risk, increasing the likelihood your loan will be approved, with the terms that work best for you.
If you’re affected by a declared disaster, the SBA can help you and your community get back on its feet. They provide homeowners, renters, and businesses of all sizes with low-interest disaster recovery loans.
If you’ve ever thought about expanding into government contracting, talk to your local SBA specialist. Of the $500 billion in prime federal contracts awarded annually, 23% are set aside for small businesses. SBA programs and services can help you better compete in the public marketplace.
The SBA is powering the American dream by empowering small businesses, and they can’t wait to work with you. Learn more at SBA.gov.