Worksheets

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• Earnings Loss Worksheet | Microsoft Word file/29k
• Generator Cost Worksheet | Microsoft Word file/21k
  Use this to determine how many days you could afford to be without power in the event of a disaster.
• Inspection Guide Questionnaire | Microsoft Word file/40k
• Inventory Record | Microsoft Word file/21k
• Preparation Checklist | Microsoft Word file/24k
• Telephone Contact List | Microsoft Word file/43k

Financial Assistance Applications

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American Dental Association
Foundation (ADAF)

• Preparing Applications for ADAF Disaster Grant | PDF file/74k
• Grant Application for Dentists Affected by Disaster | PDF file/642k
• Grants up to $2,500 are available to assist dentists with personal, immediate emergency needs.
• Grants are available to nonprofit, or publicly-funded, organizations to provide dental services to affected areas.

Florida Dental Health Foundation (FDHF)

• Disaster Fund Guidelines | PDF file/68k
• Disaster Fund Application | PDF file/70k
• Disaster Fund Certification by the Applicant | PDF file/93k
• Addendum to Waiver Application | PDF file/53k

Small Business Administration (SBA) Disaster Loans

The SBA offers three basic types of low-interest loans to help individuals and/or businesses recover from a declared disaster:

• Home and Personal Property Disaster Loans to help homeowners and renters , repair or replace damaged real estate (up to $200,000) or personal property (up to $40,000) owned by the victim. | PDF file/434k
• Physical Disaster Business Loans to help businesses (large and small) repair or replace real property (up to $1.5 million), such as machinery, equipment, fixtures, inventory, and other damaged items. | PDF file/215k
• Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDLs) to help small businesses pay ordinary and necessary operating expenses (up to $1.5 million) throughout the recovery period. | PDF file/213k

Prospective borrowers must complete and submit an SBA loan application, which consists of the following:

• Disaster Business Loan Application (SBA Form 5): The basic disaster loan application. | PDF file/1.0MB
• Tax Information Authorization (IRS Form 8821): Authorization for the SBA to obtain your tax return information from the IRS. | PDF file/275k
• Personal Financial Statement (SBA Form 413): A balance sheet (current to within the last 90 days). | PDF file/165k
• Schedule of Liabilities (SBA Form 2202): A supplement to the balance
  sheet. | PDF file/246k
• Supplemental Information (SBA Form 1368): Required only from those applying for an Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL). | PDF file/119k
• Visit the SBA Web site to learn more.

When you have completed your application, you may drop it off at any of the SBA's disaster recovery centers, or mail it to:

U.S. Small Business Administration
Processing and Disbursement Center
14925 Kingsport Rd.
Ft. Worth , TX 76155-2243

SBA usually will give you an approval or decline decision within three weeks after receiving a completed loan application. An SBA loss verifier will make an appointment with you to inspect your disaster-damaged property and to make an estimate of the cost to fully repair or replace your damaged property.

To obtain general program information or to receive a status update on your disaster loan request, call the SBA's customer service line:

SBA Loan Counselors
Times: 6am–11pm, seven days a week
Phone: 800-659-2955 or (TTY) 800-877-8339
E-mail: disastercustomerservice@sba.gov

You can also speak with an SBA loan counselor in person at one of the SBA's locally based disaster recovery centers. To locate a disaster recovery center in your area, visit www.sba.gov/disaster_recov/disaster-office-locations.html.

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Thank you to the Florida Dental Association and Florida Dental Health Foundation for providing significant contributions to this content, which were funded in part from the American Dental Association Foundation .

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