Working together
Helping people overcome obstacles to financial success.
Coalition members, called partners, represent banks and credit unions, community-based organizations, local government, business organizations and representatives from the FDIC and the Federal Reserve. The coalition also engages with churches, faith-based organizations, schools, libraries, and other community organizations and volunteers.
Through the Coalition financial institutions, non-profit and community organizations work together to promote financial education, affordable banking and asset building.
Financial Prosperity
Financial Freedom
Financial Capability
Financial Advisor
In-kind Supporters
Community Action Agency of St. Louis County
City of St. Louis Treasurer’s Office of Financial Empowerment
People’s Community Action Agency
St. Charles City – County Library
St. Louis County Library
St. Louis Public Library
Learn About Financial Empowerment Mini Grants.
Small grants are available to nonprofits, community organizations and faith-based groups to off-set the cost of providing financial education programs.