Your business may qualify for a micro loan. Check with your local small
business development center or SCORE office. Their services are free and they
can direct you to resources that may be able to assist you.

In my area, the northwest, there are Native American business associations
that can assist some businesses, depending on circumstances. You may want to
do an Internet search to find out if similar associations serve your area.
Also check the website of the SBA's Office of Native American Business
Affairs. It contains information that may be useful to you.

Hi, Federal grants are typically aimed at specific industries and targeted causes identified by the government, such as scientific and medical research, conservation efforts, and so on. Check out this blog for more information. But other options, like loans, may be available to help. SBA doesn't loan money directly to small business owners; instead, SBA can help facilitate a loan for you with a third party lender, guarantee a bond, or help you find venture capital. Here's what you need to know about SBA's role in the loan process. Check this information out to learn about what you need when considering applying for a loan, including details about credit factors that are taken into consideration. Good luck!