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Creating A World Where All Women & Girls Are Financially Empowered

WHO WE ARE

Women’s Money Matters builds the financial wellness, confidence, and security of women and girls living on low-incomes through a unique program that combines instructional workshops and personal, one-to-one coaching.

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OUR IMPACT

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WHY WOMEN & GIRLS?

Women earn 82 cents for every dollar men earn in the US and the gap is larger for women of color.
The financial literacy gap between men and women in the US is about 59% wider than the rest of the world.

33% single mother households in
Massachusetts live in poverty

IN THEIR WORDS

"I'm a single mother. What I saw in Women's Money Matters was a way to empower women to be financially independent. You don't need an unreliable boyfriend. You don't need a husband if that doesn't happen for you. You can do it on your own."
LauraProgram Leader
Laura
"Before I started the topic, 'financial literacy' brought me feelings of anxiety."
AnonymousParticipant
Anonymous
"Our staff values Women's Money Matters because we recognize how fundamentally important financially literacy is. It's the springboard for anything our residents want to do in their lives. It's great to have hopes and dreams, but that financial foundation is how they're going to get there."
SusanaYWCA Northeastern MA
Susana

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Apr 27

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Meet Alice Claps, one of the most dedicated volunteers Women's Money Matters has ever had the privilege of knowing. 💜 ㅤ A retired CFO whose entire career was built on using financial expertise in service of others, Alice found Women's Money Matters after retiring in 2015 and never looked back. ㅤ For nearly a decade, Alice has shown up for the women and girls in our financial wellness programs — coaching participants since our days as Budget Buddies, in person and over Zoom. She even donated eight months of homemade soup to our annual fundraising auction and delivered a fresh quart to the winner's door every single month. ㅤ Oh, and did we mention? At 68, she took a solo road trip through Nova Scotia and swam with pilot whales. At 74, she finally got the tattoo she'd wanted for over 30 years: "All Shall Be Well" on her left forearm. And now at 80, she enjoys 30-minute spin classes. Alice contains multitudes. 💪 ㅤ As she steps back from volunteering this year, we want her to know her legacy lives on in every woman she coached and mentored. ㅤ Thank you, Alice. All shall be well — and because of volunteers like you, it truly is. 💚

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Apr 24

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This National Volunteer Month, we're turning the spotlight on the people who make our financial wellness programs possible. 💜 Meet Hannah Mikol, Senior Volunteer Coordinator at Women's Money Matters. Hannah recruits, onboards, and supports volunteers throughout their entire journey with WMM, and she's experienced the power of this community firsthand as a volunteer herself. She knows what it means to sit alongside a woman as she grows, builds confidence, and takes charge of her financial future. Want to join our volunteer community? Link in bio.

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Apr 17

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This National Volunteer Month, we're celebrating the people who make our volunteer community what it is — starting with someone who works behind the scenes every single day to make it all happen. 💚 Meet Ariana Contreras, Associate Director of Volunteer Partnerships at Women's Money Matters. Ariana works to connect passionate, dedicated volunteers with the women and girls in our financial wellness programs. She builds relationships that create real, lasting impact. We asked her a few questions about what this work means to her. Her answers say it all.

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