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Everyone – every household, every business, every family – needs to be wise about money.
Family Foundations offers tools, skills, support and solutions for families and individuals to benefit by translating financial knowledge into better financial behaviors. Our community benefits from the thousands of families who become financially stable because of Family Foundations. Financially stable families buy houses they desire and can afford, making neighborhoods stable. Children thrive when they live with financially fit families. We nurture and counsel people so they are able to develop devoted, loving families who know how to communicate with each other.
FAMILY FOUNDATIONS
Everyone – every household, every business, every family – needs to be wise about money.
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There has never been a better time to reconnect families to the American DreamYOUR GIFT MATTERS
whether it supports budget preparation for credit-challenged family needing reliable transportation, a financial counseling session for a couple struggling to pay their bills…
1000 in 1000
MOVING 1000 PEOPLE OUT OF POVERTY EVERY 1000 DAYS
INVEST IN CHANGE
INVEST 1000
Learn MoreThe concept of Invest 1,000 is simple
we are asking people to donate $1,000 every year to support this work. That’s less than $84 per month, which many people can afford. But if that’s to much, please donate what you can. Every dollar makes a difference.
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WISE MONEY WEEK
May 12-May 18, 2019 (tentative)
YOU CAN HELP
Teach Students to be Wi$e about Money
We need volunteers for Wi$e Money Week-May 12-May 18, 2019Students must be prepared for lifelong successful financial decisions.
Community volunteers have the opportunity to spend an entire school day in a classroom to inspire and prepare students to succeed in a global economy. Volunteers use the professional curriculum developed by Junior Achievement to lead five lessons which contain an introduction, hands-on activity and lesson summary.
CLASSES
- Identity Protection
- First Time Homebuyer Education
- Teach Your Child About Money
- Budgeting