Community & Nonprofit Programs
Engage communities through facilitated money conversations
Host interactive experiences that help participants explore money attitudes, build trust, and support long-term financial capability.
Why It Works
Why Money Habitudes Works in Community and Nonprofit Programs
Start Conversations
Start Conversations That Matter
- Address deeper attitudes and beliefs that influence financial choices.
- Provide a structured, non-threatening way to open essential conversations.
- Go beyond consumer spending habits to explore the why behind decisions.
- Create safe spaces for meaningful financial discussions.
Build Trust
Build Trust and Engagement
- Participants complete the activity themselves, establishing a baseline of trust.
- Help participants feel heard, inspired, and empowered to share their stories.
- Create stronger connections with staff, volunteers, and program facilitators.
- Foster an environment where participants actively engage with the material.
Financial Awareness
Support Financial Awareness and Capability
- Understand participants' money personalities to tailor coaching and workshops.
- Encourage reflection, goal-setting, and practical application of financial skills.
- Meet individual and group needs with personalized approaches.
- Build long-term financial capability over time.
Flexible Format
Flexible Across Settings
- Works in one-on-one coaching and group workshops.
- Adaptable to youth employment programs and large classes.
- Effective for volunteer-led activities and military family support programs.
- Scales to program size, participant age, and organizational context.
How Programs Use It
How Community & Nonprofit Programs Use Money Habitudes
Nonprofits & Empowerment Centers
- Facilitate individual coaching sessions to explore money attitudes.
- Use card-based activities to build rapport and start conversations.
- Provide a baseline for engagement that inspires active participation.
Youth Employment Programs
- Integrate into summer and year-round programs for ages 14–24.
- Conduct group sessions to explore financial habits and decisions.
- Link insights to real-world experiences like first paychecks.
Faith-Based & Military Programs
- Help community members reflect on money habits in structured settings.
- Support financial readiness, resilience, and life transitions.
- Facilitate workshops in family support centers and transition programs.
Who This Is For
Built for Community Programs Like Yours
Money Habitudes is used by staff, facilitators, and volunteers in community-based programs, including:
Nonprofits
Financial Empowerment Centers
Youth employment programs
Faith-based organizations
Military financial readiness programs
Community education initiatives