SNAP Financial Access

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CDFI for term loans and working capital loansSpokane, WashingtonBased in Washington; service area not yet provided

BBLL 000701Listed Oct 2026From public recordsLast checked Oct 31, 2026

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About

SNAP Financial Access provides business loans and preparation support for entrepreneurs unable to obtain bank financing. The program considers the business plan, owner experience, credit and collateral.

CDFI. Mission driven lender serving businesses banks often overlook.

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What they lend

Term loans Working capital loans Startup funding Equipment financing Commercial real estate loans Business acquisition loans

General small business

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A second look at SNAP Financial Access

Direct nonprofit CDFI and SBA microlender.

Published by Levr, not by SNAP Financial Access. This is a source-based profile and editorial assessment, not customer reviews or a promise of approval. Sources checked October 31, 2026.

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Programs and published requirements

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Small-business lending

Maximum: Business loans reach $150,000.
Uses: Startup costs, business purchases, property, equipment, working capital and debt restructuring.
Review: The lender considers the plan, work history, credit history and collateral rather than relying on one factor.
Preparation: Startups should prepare projections; operating firms need current financials, tax returns and evidence of repayment capacity.

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When it may fit

Our assessment of the published programs

Entrepreneurs in SNAP’s Washington service area seeking credit paired with coaching.

What to weigh carefully

The same page gives different minimums of $500 and $5,000; confirm the current product minimum.
A 20%–25% down payment is described as typical readiness guidance, not a universal promise or rule.

Questions before you accept an offer

Does my business location qualify?
What owner contribution, collateral and term apply to my loan?

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Alternatives to research

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MoFi

MoFi provides a Washington community-lending comparison.

Ventures

Ventures offers smaller loans to eligible Washington residents who complete its training.

The lender

Type: CDFI
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Headquarters: Spokane, Washington
Service area: Based in Washington; service area not yet provided
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Website: snapfinancialaccess.org
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Charter and approvals

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Location

Based in Washington; service area not yet provided.

Sources: SNAP Financial Access official website (Oct 31, 2026), Official brokerage logo (Oct 31, 2026), Official lending and lender information (Oct 31, 2026), Official lending and lender information (Oct 31, 2026).

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