Building Stronger Communities Through Financial Education

At Fund Financial Education, we believe that financial knowledge is the key to financial stability and community growth. As a non-profit organization, we're dedicated to making quality financial education accessible to those who need it most.

From high school classrooms to adult education centers, from immigrant support programs to workforce development initiatives, we're working to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to learn crucial money management skills.

Join us in our mission to develop a more financially literate and self-sufficient society. Whether you're an educator seeking funding, a potential partner organization, or a supporter of our cause, there's a place for you in our community.

Explore our website to learn more about our grants, our impact, and how you can get involved in transforming lives through financial education.

OUR MISSION IS SIMPLE, YET POWERFUL:

to provide grants that fund financial literacy programs in underserved communities across the United States.

Fund Financial Education serves a diverse range of populations and organizations that work directly with underserved and vulnerable groups.

 Our goal is to make financial literacy accessible to everyone by supporting institutions and programs that cater to the following:

Many high schools in low-income areas lack the resources to offer comprehensive financial literacy education. By providing grants, we enable these schools to implement programs that teach students how to manage money, avoid debt, and prepare for the financial responsibilities that come with adulthood.

Under-served high schools

Young adults, especially those in transitional life stages, need practical financial knowledge. We support programs that help young people learn budgeting, saving, and the basics of personal finance, giving them the foundation they need for financial stability.

YOUNG ADULT PROGRAMS

Adults returning to education to improve their literacy and numeracy skills also need financial literacy to succeed in today’s economy. Our grants help fund programs that incorporate financial education into adult learning, giving participants the skills to manage personal finances alongside improving their academic abilities.

Adult Basic Education (ABE) & Adult Secondary Education (ASE)

Financial literacy is a key component of successful integration into a new country. We support programs that teach immigrants and refugees how to navigate the financial systems in their new environment, including banking, saving, building credit, and filing taxes.

immigrants & refugees

As adults look to improve their job prospects and workplace skills, financial education plays an essential role in securing long-term employment and financial security. We help fund programs that provide financial literacy alongside vocational training, giving participants the skills they need to succeed both in the workplace and in managing their personal finances.

workforce development programs

Financial literacy is a critical skill for individuals reentering society after incarceration. Our grants fund financial education programs that teach inmates how to manage debt, build credit, and save for the future, helping them reintegrate successfully and avoid recidivism.

correctional facilities

Many individuals receiving rehabilitation services or assistance through social programs lack basic financial skills. We fund programs that provide financial literacy training to individuals looking to rebuild their lives and regain financial independence.

social & rehabilitation services

By working with a diverse range of communities and supporting financial literacy in every aspect of life, Fund Financial Education is dedicated to making long-term, sustainable financial stability possible for all. Through our efforts, we aim to create not only financially secure individuals but stronger, more resilient communities.