U.S. Small Business Administration - Boston
About
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Boston District Office provides comprehensive business grants, funding, and resources for entrepreneurs and small business owners throughout Massachusetts. Located in downtown Boston, this federal agency offers access to federal grant programs, low-interest loans, mentoring services, and business development assistance. Whether you're starting a new venture, expanding operations, or seeking disaster relief funding, the SBA Boston office helps businesses navigate funding opportunities and achieve growth. The SBA serves as a vital resource for minority-owned, women-owned, and disadvantaged businesses. With expert staff and established partnerships with local lenders and organizations, the Boston office helps thousands of Massachusetts entrepreneurs access the capital and guidance needed to succeed. Their mission is to strengthen the entrepreneurial ecosystem and promote economic development across the region.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What types of grants does the SBA offer to small businesses?
The SBA offers various grant programs including disaster assistance grants, Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grants, Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) grants, and grants for specific business types like research institutions and nonprofits. Visit the Boston District Office website or contact them directly to learn about current grant opportunities matching your business needs.
Who is eligible for SBA grants in Boston?
SBA grants serve diverse business owners including startups, established small businesses, minority entrepreneurs, women business owners, and veterans. Eligibility varies by grant program and business type. The Boston District Office staff can evaluate your specific situation and recommend suitable funding programs for your enterprise.
How do I apply for an SBA grant in Massachusetts?
The application process varies by grant type. The SBA Boston office provides personalized assistance throughout the application process. Visit their district office in person at 10 Causeway Street or access their website at sba.gov/district/massachusetts for application guidelines, requirements, and support resources.
Does the SBA offer services beyond grants?
Yes, the SBA provides comprehensive business support including low-interest loans, free mentoring and business counseling, training programs, and networking opportunities. They connect entrepreneurs with experienced mentors, contractors associations, and procurement assistance to help businesses start, grow, and thrive.
Last updated: March 28, 2026