Women’s Money Matters offers free coaching and community for women and girls looking to gain more financial confidence.
Group workshops, one-on-one coaching, and a community that lasts beyond an 8 week program.
Women’s Money Matters builds the financial wellness, confidence, and security of women and girls living on low-incomes.
At Women’s Money Matters, we believe that financial wellness is a fundamental human right.
Our participants build real confidence and skills through workshops, one-on-one coaching, and a community that sticks with them — not just for eight weeks, but for the long run.
Your support today can change a woman’s future.
Partnerships are core to making the work we do possible
Our programs are free, welcoming, and built around you.
You do not have to be an expert, all you need is the desire to help.
33% single mother households in
Massachusetts live in poverty
Oct 28
Meet Seema, one of our incredible volunteer presenters! 💚
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As a presenter, Seema leads a 90-minute workshop on a topic she`s chosen because she’s passionate about it, using lesson plans and materials our program has already built. One conversation can shift how someone thinks about their money going forward.
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Seema has brought that energy to cohort after cohort, and what she`s found along the way is something just as meaningful: a community of women who show up for each other, share openly, and grow together.
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We`re endlessly grateful for volunteers like her. 🫶
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Interested in becoming a presenter? We`d love to have you. Apply to be a volunteer presenter at the link in our bio.
Oct 23
Ariana recently visited the State House to talk with the @ma_womenscaucus about the power of having someone in your corner. 💚
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In our financial wellness programs, coaches serve as accountability partners, sounding boards, and champions for the women they work with. We’ve seen first hand the benefit of having a mentor: our participants raise credit scores, reduce debt, grow their income, and they gain confidence and a community that believes in them.
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Thank you to the Caucus for the invitation and for your commitment to economic equality for women!
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#WomenEmpowerment #Mentorship #MAWomensCaucus
Oct 22
October is National Economic Education Month! 📚💚
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Learning about money from a young age is a great start, and confidence is what makes it last. In Life Launch, girls and young women practice budgeting, saving, comparison shopping, and goal-setting alongside a cohort of peers and a coach in their corner. Every goal they reach shows them what they’re capable of.
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This month, we’re celebrating every student, parent, teacher, and volunteer helping the next generation build a strong start with money.
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Learn more about Life Launch at the link in our bio.
Oct 21
Two years ago, our team joined @essexcountycommunityfoundation’s Racial Equity Leadership Cohort alongside nonprofit leaders from across Essex County, including @TheSalemPantry and @ywcanema. We came away with tools we still use today, including shared touchstones that guide how we show up for each other and for the women and girls in our financial wellness programs.
So grateful to reconnect with this amazing group!

For women 20 and older
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For young women and girls ages 14–24
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For women planning the next chapter
We recommend graduating Financial Futures first
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You'll be matched with a personal coach who meets with you weekly, outside of group workshops, focused entirely on your goals
Our workshops cover budgeting, credit, banking, saving, fraud protection, and more. You'll graduate with tools you can actually use.
Programs are kept intentionally small so everyone has a voice. You'll learn alongside a group of women who are navigating similar challenges.
When you graduate, you join a community that includes Alumnae Circle gatherings, Level Up workshops, and ongoing support.
Our programs will always be free to participants.
Each week you'll attend a workshop (about 1.5 hours) and meet with your coach (about 1 hour) at a time that works for you.