Explore SBA’s low‑interest disaster loans designed to help businesses of all sizes, homeowners, renters, and private nonprofit organizations recover from declared disasters. Repair existing damage, reduce future risks, or get help with financial obligations when essential employees are called to serve.
SBA is currently offering loans to support recovery from multiple declared disasters. Verify your eligibility and start the application process. You can find additional assistance and the latest federal updates for Presidential Declarations at fema.gov. You can search to see if your county is eligible for other disaster assistance or find options for bypassing permitting delays.
Use the SBA Loan Portal to check your application status and manage your loan.
See which of SBA’s loans is best for you. Learn about disaster loan types.
Repair or replace disaster-damaged property. Homeowners, Renters, private nonprofit organizations , and businesses of all sizes are eligible.
Working capital loans to help small businesses meet their ordinary and necessary financial obligations that cannot be met as a direct result of the disaster. These loans are intended to assist through the disaster recovery period.
SBA offers financial assistance to help small businesses meet ordinary and necessary operating expenses when an essential employee is called to active military duty.
Increase your low-interest SBA physical property damage loan up to 20% of the verified loss. You can use this funding to mitigate future damage to your home, business, or nonprofit.
Apply online for disaster assistance or ask about an existing application.
Find out what other help is available.