You do not have to be a financial expert to help.
Volunteers are core to our work at Women’s Money Matters. Our participants know that our coaches and presenters are not showing up to support them because they are being paid to do so – they are doing it because they genuinely care.
Our fully-remote programs offer a range of volunteer opportunities and ways to help out from anywhere you are. We also have some limited in-person volunteering opportunities!
All you need is the desire to help another woman in your community make the most of the money she has.
We believe diversity in identity and perspective enriches our programs and helps us better serve our clients. We strongly encourage people of color, LGBTQ-identifying individuals, people with disabilities, and other underrepresented groups to apply to become a coach.
Ways to Get Involved
Step One: Apply to join us as a volunteer coach or presenter by submitting your application and selecting an introductory orientation to attend.
Coach
Coaches are the backbone of our one-on-one coaching model. Coaches are thoughtfully paired with a program participant for the duration of the program. They work directly with their partner to help them reach their specific financial goals.
Presenter
Presenters facilitate specific workshops as part of the program’s curriculum. For each workshop, we have already developed the lesson plan and materials, presenters are there to lead the lesson and conversation. You select the workshop topic that you feel most passionate about! Presenters can facilitate as many or as few workshops as they would like and are available, so this is a great way for individuals to volunteer who cannot commit to being a coach.
Upcoming Programs
Step Two: Sign up for an upcoming workshop series.
Virtual Programs
Financial Futures Collective
- Starts: March 3rd, 2025
- Mondays 6:30-8pm EST
- Virtual, English
- Our signature Financial Futures program empowers participants with coaching, financial wellness workshops, community and peer support, and resources to feel more confident to manage their finances.
- Full Schedule
Financial Futures Collective in partnership with the Department of Transitional Assistance Works (DTA)
- Starts: March 6th, 2025
- Thursdays 11am-12:30pm EST
- Virtual, English
- Our signature Financial Futures program empowers participants with coaching, financial wellness workshops, community and peer support, and resources to feel more confident to manage their finances. Our partnership with DTA Works provides our Financial Futures programming to women in their Works program which assists women who are beginning their career or transitioning careers, and who are currently working internships in a new field.
- Full Schedule
Financial Futures Collective
- Starts: March 13th, 2025
- Thursdays 6:30-8pm EST
- Virtual, English
- Our signature Financial Futures program empowers participants with coaching, financial wellness workshops, community and peer support, and resources to feel more confident to manage their finances.
- Full Schedule
Financial Futures Collective in Partnership with Rosie’s Place
- Starts: April 2nd, 2025
- Wednesdays 6:30-8pm EST
- Virtual, English
- Our signature Financial Futures program empowers participants with coaching, financial wellness workshops, community and peer support, and resources to feel more confident to manage their finances.
- Full Schedule
Financial Futures Collective in partnership with the Department of Transitional Assistance Works (DTA)
- Starts: April 9th, 2025
- Wednesdays 11am-12:30pm EST
- Virtual, English
- Our signature Financial Futures program empowers participants with coaching, financial wellness workshops, community and peer support, and resources to feel more confident to manage their finances. Our partnership with DTA Works provides our Financial Futures programming to women in their Works program which assists women who are beginning their career or transitioning careers, and who are currently working internships in a new field.
- Full Schedule
Spanish Programs
Colectivo de futuros financieros
- Comienza: 19 de febrero
- Miércoles 6:30-8pm EST
- Virtual, Español
- Nuestro programa exclusivo Financial Futures brinda a los participantes entrenamiento, talleres de bienestar financiero, apoyo comunitario y de pares, y recursos para que se sientan más seguros a la hora de administrar sus finanzas.
- Horrario completa
Colectivo de futuros financieros
- Comienza: 8 de abril
- Martes 6:30-8pm EST
- Virtual, Español
- Nuestro programa exclusivo Financial Futures brinda a los participantes entrenamiento, talleres de bienestar financiero, apoyo comunitario y de pares, y recursos para que se sientan más seguros a la hora de administrar sus finanzas.
- Horrario completa
We regularly add new workshop dates and are always in need of volunteers—the heart of our program. Stay informed about upcoming opportunities by subscribing to our newsletter.
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Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions
How to Get Involved
What is the time commitment each week for each role?
Volunteer Coach:
~2.5 hours per week for the duration of the program (~3-4 months). Each week will include 1 hour of 1:1 time (or more if you choose), and a 1.5 hour WMM workshop. If you need to miss a workshop or two, that is ok just communicate with us and your partner!
Volunteer Presenter:
~3-4 hours per workshop: 1.5-2.5 hours to prepare for the workshop and 2 hours on presentation day. Once you have presented a workshop, the preparation time will be less if you present again in the future!
I am not available during normal working hours. Would this prevent me from being able to volunteer as a coach?
Not at all! The majority of our programs take place in the evening, though some are offered during the day. The coach and participant paired together decide the best time to meet between workshops that will work for both of their schedules.
What if I need to miss one or more workshop sessions?
We understand that an unavoidable conflict may come up, people get sick, etc. The success of the program relies on a commitment from both the coach and their partner to attend as many workshops and one-on-one sessions as possible. If it is something you know about in advance, be sure to let the Program Leader know so they will ensure that your participant has support during the breakout session/workshop. Also let your partner know that you will not be there and encourage them to attend in your absence so they do not miss the week’s lesson. If you know in advance that you will be missing multiple workshops, our Volunteer Manager can help you find a program that will better fit your schedule.
Can I coach multiple participants at once?
Coaches can only coach one participant per Women’s Money Matters program. We pride ourselves in the meaningful one-on-one relationships that are built between coaches and participants, which have proven most successful in supporting participants in meeting their financial goals. Special circumstances where experienced coaches want to volunteer for multiple programs (e.g., if programs that may overlap shortly or meet at different times) will be considered on a case-by-case basis by program leadership.
Are volunteer positions (e.g., coaches, presenters) compensated or provided stipends?
Coaches and presenters are volunteers who give their time to women in our programs.
Volunteer Qualifications
What qualifies a person to be a coach?
The women in our financial health programs need a different type of financial coach. Our participants come from a diverse set of backgrounds and, unfortunately, many have experienced some form of trauma in their lives. For these reasons, while our participants come to us to get support in meeting their financial goals, they really need someone who can take the time to understand their full life picture in a non-judgmental and compassionate way. Someone who cares about the participant holistically. Someone who is in their corner and wants to empower them and build their confidence to succeed, both personally and financially.
Do any workshops require a financial background to be a presenter?
Although a financial background is not necessary to be a presenter, some workshop topics such as Building Credit, Repairing Credit, and Fighting Fraud require a level of expertise on the topic and knowledge of current trends in order to feel comfortable responding to questions during the presentation. These workshops are often led by volunteers directly from financial institutions.
Do I need to be a woman to volunteer?
Coaches are required to be women (cis and trans women) or a non-binary person who is comfortable in a space that centers around the experiences of women.
Anyone, regardless of gender, is welcome to be a presenter as long as they are comfortable working in a women-centered space.
What technology do I need to have to participate in virtual programs?
You can join from any device anywhere as long as you have the internet access to connect to Zoom, we just ask that you have your camera on when possible to build a rapport with the group. It is preferred that the Tech Support role connect with a computer that supports full zoom functionality.
Why do I have to fill out a CORI (i.e., background check) and sign a confidentiality agreement?
Throughout the program, participants may be disclosing personal financial information with their partner via screen sharing or in person (example: credit reports, bank statements, online accounts). In addition to the our Life Launch program which may include participants under the age of 18, many of our participants are parents/caregivers of children, and it is entirely possible to encounter them throughout the program, especially during virtual programming and in-person one-on-one in meetings. We want to maintain trust with our participants and collaborating organizations by ensuring our volunteers are fully vetted.
Volunteer Training
What materials and resources will I receive and how will they be delivered?
At this time, materials (google slides for weekly workshops, zoom links, activities, etc.) are shared via google drive. This is expected to change with upcoming developments on our new website; regardless, materials will still be accessed electronically.
Is training required to be a volunteer?
All volunteers (coaches, presenters) receive official training and orientations, as well as all needed materials and resources to adequately fulfill their role. A Coach Exchange (zoom event) is offered each month for new and experienced coaches to come together and share ideas, experiences, and support each other through any challenges they may be facing.
Do presenters develop the workshops?
No, we already have a curriculum that was developed over many years in a really interactive way with many partners, participants and presenters providing input. Presenters are provided with materials and a lesson plan but are encouraged to augment the presentation with their own knowledge and flair while being sensitive to the audience to which they will be presenting.
Program-Related Questions
How am I assigned to a program? Can I choose which program I volunteer for?
As new programs are announced, volunteers will be notified (via email/newsletter) and will have the opportunity to review options and select which program they would prefer to enroll in based upon their personal schedule and availability.
How do you match your participants to coaches?
Participants and coaches are matched by the Volunteer Manager and Program Leader based on answers provided on the intake application/survey submitted by both participants and coaches, as well as information shared during the Introduction workshops. We encourage Coaches to let us know of any skills, abilities, or experiences that they feel would be helpful in the matching process.
What determines if a program will run longer? Would I know before signing up?
Program schedules are set before we start the process of recruiting coaches. Although very rare, if an adjustment needs to be made to an existing schedule after the start of the program, all participants will be notified in advance.
Our Volunteers
Many of our financial wellness programs are virtual so you can sign up to help create more secure financial futures for the women in our programs from anywhere. Our programs take place in the eastern time zone but our volunteers currently span the entire country, and even across the globe!
Women’s Money Matters’ is expanding our governance committees both Board of Directors & Advisory Group.
Board of Directors helps amplify our voice, reach new volunteers and supporters, and strategize for our organization. Our Advisory Group is made up of a diverse range of professional experts and provides hands-on strategic guidance and advisement on high-priority initiatives. Learn more on our website: https://loom.ly/FngQUd4
Or, contact us for more information [email protected]
Women’s Money Matters’ is expanding our governance committees both Board of Directors & Advisory Group.
Board of Directors helps amplify our voice, reach new volunteers and supporters, and strategize for our organization. Our Advisory Group is made up of a diverse range of professional experts and provides hands-on strategic guidance and advisement on high-priority initiatives. Learn more on our website: https://loom.ly/FngQUd4
Or, contact us for more information [email protected]
🎉 Join us as we Celebrate another Financial Futures Cohort Graduation! 🎉
Through our Financial Futures program, women gain the confidence and skills to take control of their finances to achieve their goals. With support from our dedicated volunteer coaches, graduates learn new tools to succeed. Here’s what they had to say!
💬“My biggest take away from this program is that retirement is something that you can begin preparing for at any stage of which you’re ready, but it is best to begin as early as you can.” - Nyesha
💬“The biggest success was to get information I was not aware of.... [I learned] everything is possible no matter what age you are especially learning how to manage and balance your life and financials” - Tamik
💬“Being able to talk in a group of women helped make me feel more comfortable and gave me hope hearing others successes” - Summer
Congratulations graduates! Your hard work and dedication have brought you to this moment, and we celebrate your achievement.
🎉 Join us as we Celebrate another Financial Futures Cohort Graduation! 🎉
Through our Financial Futures program, women gain the confidence and skills to take control of their finances to achieve their goals. With support from our dedicated volunteer coaches, graduates learn new tools to succeed. Here’s what they had to say!
💬“My biggest take away from this program is that retirement is something that you can begin preparing for at any stage of which you’re ready, but it is best to begin as early as you can.” - Nyesha
💬“The biggest success was to get information I was not aware of.... [I learned] everything is possible no matter what age you are especially learning how to manage and balance your life and financials” - Tamik
💬“Being able to talk in a group of women helped make me feel more comfortable and gave me hope hearing others successes” - Summer
Congratulations graduates! Your hard work and dedication have brought you to this moment, and we celebrate your achievement.
Women`s Money Matters is one of 13 grantees to receive a 2025 ECCF Digital Partnership Grant. These grants, which total $627,000 and encourage cross-sector collaborations, are part of Advancing Digital Equity, ECCF’s multi-year, $3 million commitment to empower all Essex County residents with the access, education and equipment necessary to successfully navigate today’s increasingly digital world.
In total, this group of grants represents more than 60 local community partnerships and will positively impact residents from 26 Essex County communities.
Thanks to ECCF WMM can support empower Essex County women and girls living on low incomes with the tools they need to build financial wellness.
#ECCFGrantee #DigitalEquity #FinancialWellness #EssexCounty #EmpowerWomen #financialwellness
Women`s Money Matters is one of 13 grantees to receive a 2025 ECCF Digital Partnership Grant. These grants, which total $627,000 and encourage cross-sector collaborations, are part of Advancing Digital Equity, ECCF’s multi-year, $3 million commitment to empower all Essex County residents with the access, education and equipment necessary to successfully navigate today’s increasingly digital world.
In total, this group of grants represents more than 60 local community partnerships and will positively impact residents from 26 Essex County communities.
Thanks to ECCF WMM can support empower Essex County women and girls living on low incomes with the tools they need to build financial wellness.
#ECCFGrantee #DigitalEquity #FinancialWellness #EssexCounty #EmpowerWomen #financialwellness
We recently hosted Used Car Savvy: A Workshop to Empower Buyers!, helping over 60 participants navigate the used car buying process with confidence. Experts from Honda Village and Metro Credit Union shared insights on financing, insurance, and smart purchasing decisions. A huge thank you to the @wfboston for supporting our Level Up workshop series!
Reliable transportation is essential for access to jobs, healthcare, and more. Unfortunately, transportation inequality remains a significant barrier for many in our community. This workshop empowered women with the knowledge to overcome financial barriers and make confident car-buying decisions.
Stay up to date with WMM ➡️ Subscribe to our monthly newsletter: https://womensmoneymatters.org/contact-us/subscribe-to-newsletter/
➡️ Want to join the WMM Community? Become a volunteer or enroll in a program today: womensmoneymatters.org/join-a-program
We recently hosted Used Car Savvy: A Workshop to Empower Buyers!, helping over 60 participants navigate the used car buying process with confidence. Experts from Honda Village and Metro Credit Union shared insights on financing, insurance, and smart purchasing decisions. A huge thank you to the @wfboston for supporting our Level Up workshop series!
Reliable transportation is essential for access to jobs, healthcare, and more. Unfortunately, transportation inequality remains a significant barrier for many in our community. This workshop empowered women with the knowledge to overcome financial barriers and make confident car-buying decisions.
Stay up to date with WMM ➡️ Subscribe to our monthly newsletter: https://womensmoneymatters.org/contact-us/subscribe-to-newsletter/
➡️ Want to join the WMM Community? Become a volunteer or enroll in a program today: womensmoneymatters.org/join-a-program
As we navigate a time of change, it is essential to recognize the financial disparities African Americans continue to face despite their profound economic contributions. In honor of Black History Month, we must highlight the importance of financial literacy, which is key to better savings, debt management, and overall financial stability. Expanding financial education—particularly for young adults of color—can empower informed financial decisions, strengthen economic well-being, and create a lasting foundation for future generations.
As we navigate a time of change, it is essential to recognize the financial disparities African Americans continue to face despite their profound economic contributions. In honor of Black History Month, we must highlight the importance of financial literacy, which is key to better savings, debt management, and overall financial stability. Expanding financial education—particularly for young adults of color—can empower informed financial decisions, strengthen economic well-being, and create a lasting foundation for future generations.
Women`s Money Matters would like to welcome Kathleen Walsh as our newest member to our Board of Directors. 🌟
As the President and CEO of YMCA of Metro North, Kathleen brings decades of nonprofit leadership experience. She oversees eight YMCA facilities, championing accessibility and equity in programming for all. Her strategic vision and dedication to community impact make her an incredible addition to our team.
We are confident Kathleen will be a tremendous asset as we continue our mission to support women and girls living on low incomes through our financial wellness programs. Join us in welcoming Kathleen to the team.đź‘Ź
#WomensMoneyMatters #Welcome #BoardOfDirectors
Women`s Money Matters would like to welcome Kathleen Walsh as our newest member to our Board of Directors. 🌟
As the President and CEO of YMCA of Metro North, Kathleen brings decades of nonprofit leadership experience. She oversees eight YMCA facilities, championing accessibility and equity in programming for all. Her strategic vision and dedication to community impact make her an incredible addition to our team.
We are confident Kathleen will be a tremendous asset as we continue our mission to support women and girls living on low incomes through our financial wellness programs. Join us in welcoming Kathleen to the team.đź‘Ź
#WomensMoneyMatters #Welcome #BoardOfDirectors
We’re honored to be a Cummings Foundation grantee and deeply grateful to be a 10-year grant awardee. This investment helps us plan initiatives, build capacity, and create lasting impact in our community.
In a recent video by the Cummings Foundation, WMM Executive Director Danielle Piskadlo shared the significance of this long-term support and the experience of engaging with their incredible volunteers.
💬 “The volunteer model that Cummings uses is really important... volunteers attending site visits are truly engaged and interested in the work they observe. It’s an excellent model with dedicated and enthusiastic volunteers.”
Thank you, Cummings Foundation, for your unwavering commitment to helping us empower women and girls living on low incomes!
🎥 Watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5JzYNXMchg
#Gratitude #CommunityImpact #FinancialWellness #ThankYou #CummingsGrant
We’re honored to be a Cummings Foundation grantee and deeply grateful to be a 10-year grant awardee. This investment helps us plan initiatives, build capacity, and create lasting impact in our community.
In a recent video by the Cummings Foundation, WMM Executive Director Danielle Piskadlo shared the significance of this long-term support and the experience of engaging with their incredible volunteers.
💬 “The volunteer model that Cummings uses is really important... volunteers attending site visits are truly engaged and interested in the work they observe. It’s an excellent model with dedicated and enthusiastic volunteers.”
Thank you, Cummings Foundation, for your unwavering commitment to helping us empower women and girls living on low incomes!
🎥 Watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5JzYNXMchg
#Gratitude #CommunityImpact #FinancialWellness #ThankYou #CummingsGrant
Women`s Money Matters remains committed to being a safe, supportive space for all women and girls — no matter your background or status. Your experiences, your goals, and your future matter. We are here to support you, without judgment and with respect. 💜
If you`re looking for a welcoming community to build your financial wellness, we`re here for you. Visit our website to learn more. www.womensmoneymatters.org
#FinancialWellnessForAll #SafeSpace #YouMatter #EmpowerWomen
Women`s Money Matters remains committed to being a safe, supportive space for all women and girls — no matter your background or status. Your experiences, your goals, and your future matter. We are here to support you, without judgment and with respect. 💜
If you`re looking for a welcoming community to build your financial wellness, we`re here for you. Visit our website to learn more. www.womensmoneymatters.org
#FinancialWellnessForAll #SafeSpace #YouMatter #EmpowerWomen
đźš— A New Beginning for Robyn and Her Family đźš—
Robyn, a resilient single mother of two who faced immense challenges is on a new path with support from Women`s Money Matters and Second Chance Cars. After losing her home, she spent months in uncertain housing. Without reliable transportation, returning to work and caring for her children—one with significant health needs—seemed out of reach.
Despite hardships, Robyn was able to secure a new job and begin rebuilding her life with a supportive community by her side. Through the combined efforts of Women’s Money Matters and Second Chance Cars, Robyn received a car—an essential lifeline. With reliable transportation, she can now commute to work and take her son to vital medical appointments.
Robyn`s story is a reminder to the significant impact of financial empowerment and access to essential resources like transportation. Together, these tools create a powerful path to achieving financial stability.
Join us in celebrating as Robyn drives forward on her journey toward stability and independence. We are excited for what lies ahead!
#EmpowerWomen #DrivingSuccess #FinancialWellness #TransportationMatters
đźš— A New Beginning for Robyn and Her Family đźš—
Robyn, a resilient single mother of two who faced immense challenges is on a new path with support from Women`s Money Matters and Second Chance Cars. After losing her home, she spent months in uncertain housing. Without reliable transportation, returning to work and caring for her children—one with significant health needs—seemed out of reach.
Despite hardships, Robyn was able to secure a new job and begin rebuilding her life with a supportive community by her side. Through the combined efforts of Women’s Money Matters and Second Chance Cars, Robyn received a car—an essential lifeline. With reliable transportation, she can now commute to work and take her son to vital medical appointments.
Robyn`s story is a reminder to the significant impact of financial empowerment and access to essential resources like transportation. Together, these tools create a powerful path to achieving financial stability.
Join us in celebrating as Robyn drives forward on her journey toward stability and independence. We are excited for what lies ahead!
#EmpowerWomen #DrivingSuccess #FinancialWellness #TransportationMatters
Women`s Money Matters empowers women and girls living on low incomes with the tools to transform their financial futures. Join one of our upcoming cohorts, sign up and starting dates are available on our website. We have English and Spanish language programming.
Each cohort runs over 3 months, and each participant is paired with a 1-on-1 coach to help you reach your financial goals. Topics include building and repairing credit, creating a spending and savings plan that works, and keeping your money safe. Workshops include trust-building exercises, success celebrations, and coach-participant 1:1 breakout meetings (always offered at no cost). 💸✨
Hope to see you at a program soon!
➡️ Register here: https://womensmoneymatters.org/join-a-program/
Women`s Money Matters empowers women and girls living on low incomes with the tools to transform their financial futures. Join one of our upcoming cohorts, sign up and starting dates are available on our website. We have English and Spanish language programming.
Each cohort runs over 3 months, and each participant is paired with a 1-on-1 coach to help you reach your financial goals. Topics include building and repairing credit, creating a spending and savings plan that works, and keeping your money safe. Workshops include trust-building exercises, success celebrations, and coach-participant 1:1 breakout meetings (always offered at no cost). 💸✨
Hope to see you at a program soon!
➡️ Register here: https://womensmoneymatters.org/join-a-program/
New legislation is awaiting approval that would create a MA Financial Literacy Trust Fund. Among the provisions is to require all Massachusetts public high school students to take a semester course in personal finance to graduate and for the Board of Ed and MA Dept of Elementary and Secondary Education to adopt curriculum standards and frameworks in personal finance for grades K-8.
According to the 2023 National Financial Literacy Report, only 24% of American students demonstrate basic financial literacy. A standalone Personal Finance course can be transformative for youth by enhancing financial knowledge & financial decision-making, and has been shown to lead to more favorable financial outcomes. MA is among the 25 states (+ the District of Columbia) where this course is not yet guaranteed statewide causing disparities in access between student demographic groups. For more information on this bill go to: https://loom.ly/LUZvrP4
New legislation is awaiting approval that would create a MA Financial Literacy Trust Fund. Among the provisions is to require all Massachusetts public high school students to take a semester course in personal finance to graduate and for the Board of Ed and MA Dept of Elementary and Secondary Education to adopt curriculum standards and frameworks in personal finance for grades K-8.
According to the 2023 National Financial Literacy Report, only 24% of American students demonstrate basic financial literacy. A standalone Personal Finance course can be transformative for youth by enhancing financial knowledge & financial decision-making, and has been shown to lead to more favorable financial outcomes. MA is among the 25 states (+ the District of Columbia) where this course is not yet guaranteed statewide causing disparities in access between student demographic groups. For more information on this bill go to: https://loom.ly/LUZvrP4
Emerly’s story is a testament to resilience, determination, and the power of collaboration. As a single mom living in a shelter, Emerly faced significant challenges—but she did not to let them define her future. In July, she graduated from Women`s Money Matters` financial wellness program, armed with the tools and confidence to take control of her finances. By October, she successfully moved out of the shelter—but with that progress came a new challenge: losing her ride to work.
Combining the financial skills she gained from our program with the opportunity to secure a reliable car through Second Chance Cars, Emerly was able to overcome this hurdle. With her new vehicle, she could maintain her employment, ensure consistent income, and continue building a secure future for her family.
Emerly’s journey illustrates the transformative power of pairing financial wellness with access to critical resources like transportation. Together, Women`s Money Matters and Second Chance Cars are empowering individuals like Emerly to create lasting change in their lives. 🚗💪
#CommunitySupport #NonProfit #EmpowerWomen #FinancialIndependence #TransportationAccess #DrivingChange #MobilityMatters
Emerly’s story is a testament to resilience, determination, and the power of collaboration. As a single mom living in a shelter, Emerly faced significant challenges—but she did not to let them define her future. In July, she graduated from Women`s Money Matters` financial wellness program, armed with the tools and confidence to take control of her finances. By October, she successfully moved out of the shelter—but with that progress came a new challenge: losing her ride to work.
Combining the financial skills she gained from our program with the opportunity to secure a reliable car through Second Chance Cars, Emerly was able to overcome this hurdle. With her new vehicle, she could maintain her employment, ensure consistent income, and continue building a secure future for her family.
Emerly’s journey illustrates the transformative power of pairing financial wellness with access to critical resources like transportation. Together, Women`s Money Matters and Second Chance Cars are empowering individuals like Emerly to create lasting change in their lives. 🚗💪
#CommunitySupport #NonProfit #EmpowerWomen #FinancialIndependence #TransportationAccess #DrivingChange #MobilityMatters
