North Carolina District

Services we provide

Our office provides help with SBA services including funding programs, counseling, federal contracting certifications, and disaster recovery. We can also connect you to our partner organizations, lenders, and other community groups that help small businesses succeed.

Areas we serve

The North Carolina District Office services the entire state of North Carolina. We have offices in Charlotte, Asheville, Raleigh, and Wilmington.

Office locations

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    Charlotte - Main office

    6302 Fairview Road, Suite 300
    Charlotte, NC 28210

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    Phone: 704-344-6563
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    Asheville

    • Virtual office
    Phone: 704-344-6563
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    Raleigh

    • Appointment only

    6600 Louisburg Road, Room 351
    Raleigh, NC 27616-6328

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    Phone: 704-344-6810
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    Wilmington

    • Virtual office
    Phone: 704-344-6563

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Doing business in our area

Learn how to register your business, access state and federal resources, and find lenders in our area.

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Success stories

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    International and Beyond

    Prior to SBA assistance, Farm Fresh Produce Inc. brokered produce from various vendors and resold prepackaged products to customers. Purchasing produce from vendors made it difficult to manage and...

  • Ellen Colodney of Wetland Plants

    Wetland Plants Inc.

    Shifting from a career in the field of medicine, Ellen Colodney, MD desired a new profession serving the environment. So, in 1999, she opened Wetland Plants in Edenton, North Carolina. Colodney’s goal...

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    Sun Dragon Art & Fiber

    Three years ago, Sun Dragon Art & Fiber opened its doors in Brevard, North Carolina with Rebecca Smith at the helm of the 500 square-foot, woman-owned yarn and art supply store. In 2016, Smith was...