say it’s important to learn about personal finance while in high school or college.
About Us
Meet Our TeamOur Holistic Approach
We take a trauma-informed, culturally aware approach because money is personal. It’s shaped by lived experience, family history, and systemic forces — and it affects our health, stress, and sense of possibility. We offer financial education for the whole person.
Why This Matters
Money is the number one source of stress for most Americans across income levels. A lack of financial knowledge can lead to higher rates of poverty, lower employment, and worse health outcomes. Many young people in particular don’t have the tools they need: 67% of Millennials, for example, have less than three months of emergency savings.
We’re here to help change that — one person, one conversation, one workshop at a time.
Of students and young adults surveyed ...
say they would know where to begin with their financial literacy education.
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With your support, we’re able to bring our workshops to more people in underserved communities who wouldn’t otherwise have access.
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