Causes: Economic Development, Financial Counseling, Human Services, Urban & Community Economic Development
Mission: The Delaware Financial Literacy Institute is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization whose mission is to help individuals--especially those of low to moderate income--become equipped with the tools to get their financial lives in order so that they can become self-sufficient and enjoy financial well-being over time.
Results: * Over 700 classes, events and programs across the state* More than 800 Delaware women - and men! took control of their finances with 25,000 financial education hours* More than 300 entrepreneurs attended 2012 CODE Conference* More than 4,000 young savers participated with sixty school "banks" through partnership with University of Delaware
Target demographics: To help individuals, especially those of low to moderate income in Delaware
Geographic areas served: New Castle, Kent & Sussex Counties
Programs: The Money School - A program that offers over 600 FREE community-based financial education classes annually across the state. From Purses to Portfolios - A program encourages participants to pursue on-going FREE financial education through The Money School. CODE - Provides the Delaware small business community and the public with support and networking opportunities. BANK AT SCHOOL - A program that teaches children about money management by providing real banking experiences. Youth Programs - DFLI has programs that teach elementary, middle and high school students financial skills and entrepreneurship. Savings Programs - A program that provides certified credit counselors to help individuals understand and improve their credit situation, and financial coaches to help them take charge of their financial future.
This organization's nonprofit status may have been revoked or it may have merged with another organization or ceased operations.
Mission: The Delaware Financial Literacy Institute is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization whose mission is to help individuals--especially those of low to moderate income--become equipped with the tools to get their financial lives in order so that they can become self-sufficient and enjoy financial well-being over time.
Results: * Over 700 classes, events and programs across the state* More than 800 Delaware women - and men! took control of their finances with 25,000 financial education hours* More than 300 entrepreneurs attended 2012 CODE Conference* More than 4,000 young savers participated with sixty school "banks" through partnership with University of Delaware
Target demographics: To help individuals, especially those of low to moderate income in Delaware
Geographic areas served: New Castle, Kent & Sussex Counties
Programs: The Money School - A program that offers over 600 FREE community-based financial education classes annually across the state. From Purses to Portfolios - A program encourages participants to pursue on-going FREE financial education through The Money School. CODE - Provides the Delaware small business community and the public with support and networking opportunities. BANK AT SCHOOL - A program that teaches children about money management by providing real banking experiences. Youth Programs - DFLI has programs that teach elementary, middle and high school students financial skills and entrepreneurship. Savings Programs - A program that provides certified credit counselors to help individuals understand and improve their credit situation, and financial coaches to help them take charge of their financial future.
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This organization's nonprofit status may have been revoked or it may have merged with another organization or ceased operations.
Economic Development
