Women and girls are navigating financial and systemic barriers — unequal pay, caregiving responsibilities, and limited access to financial tools and support. These barriers don’t reflect a lack of ability or effort. They reflect gaps in access.
Financial wellness takes more than information — it takes support, accountability, and community. Many organizations recognize this need, but few have the resources to provide it directly. Women’s Money Matters was created to fill that gap: combining group learning, one-to-one coaching, and peer connection so women can build financial confidence on their own terms.
Not sure which program is right for you? Here’s a quick guide.
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.
