PARTNER PROGRAMS

California SSBCI partner programs.

If the CPCFA LPP isn't the right fit, these California SSBCI programs offer alternative support — from smaller loans to free business advising.

EXPLORE ALTERNATIVES
FREE ADVISING

Small Business Development Centers (SBDCs)

A statewide network of centers offering free one-on-one business advising, financial coaching, and loan readiness support.
californiasbdc.org ↗
STATE RESOURCES

CalOSBA Technical Assistance

The California Office of the Small Business Advocate connects small businesses to state-level resources, technical assistance, and capital access and loan readiness programs.
calosba.ca.gov ↗
SMALLER LOANS

CPCFA CalCAP

CalCAP offers loan loss reserve and collateral support for loans as low as $25,000. For a list of lenders who participate in these CalCAP solutions, visit treasurer.ca.gov/cpcfa/calcap/lenders
treasurer.ca.gov/cpcfa/calcap ↗
LOAN GUARANTEES

IBank Small Business Loan Guarantee Program

IBank provides small business loan guarantees through 7 nonprofit Financial Development Corporations (FDCs) located throughout California. Visit ibank.ca.gov or contact an FDC serving your region.

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FDC Partners
FIND AN FDC SERVING YOUR REGION
Sacramento, Stockton, Yuba City & Rocklin

California Capital Financial Development Corporation

(916) 442-1729·cacapital.org
Salinas, Santa Maria & Santa Barbara

California Coastal Rural Development Corporation (Cal Coastal)

(831) 424-1099·calcoastal.org
San Diego

California Southern Small Business Development Corporation

(619) 232-7771·casouth.com
Oakland & Northern California

Nor-Cal Financial Development Corporation

(510) 452-4402·nor-calfdc.org
Los Angeles & Compton

Pacific Coast Regional Small Business Development Corporation

(213) 674-2696·pcrsbdc.org
Santa Ana & Redlands

Small Business Financial Development Corporation of Orange County

(714) 571-1900·info@sbfdoc.org·sbfdoc.org
Fresno & Central Valley

Valley Small Business Development Corporation

(559) 438-9680·info@vsbdc.com·vsbdc.com
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