The Small Business Administration (SBA) is no longer accepting applications for Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans.
- For help or guidance related to PPP loans, check out resources from the SBA at sba.gov/ppp.
- If you received a PPP loan through Self-Help and have questions about your loan, you can reach out to us at postclosing-ppp@self-helpfcu.org.
- If you are interested in getting a commercial loan with Self-Help, check out our commercial loan options.
Self-Help's PPP Lending Impact
In 2020 and 2021, Self-Help made nearly 2,800 PPP loans, helping to preserve more than 27,500 jobs. 65% of our PPP loans went to businesses or nonprofits led by people of color, and 62% went to nonprofit organizations. See stories from just a handful of the many wonderful borrowers we were privileged to serve.
Fraud Alert: Due to requirements under the Freedom of Information Act, SBA has made information on all PPP loans publicly available, including borrower name, address, loan amount, loan date and lender. Please exercise caution if you are contacted by any unknown person claiming to represent SBA or Self-Help. Neither SBA nor Self-Help requires you to work with an agent to obtain a PPP loan or to request forgiveness on your PPP loan. To learn more about scam and fraud alerts, or to report fraud to SBA, visit SBA's Scam & Fraud Alerts webpage.