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Financial Capability
Financial capability is at the core of the Cornerstone Foundation's mission. Enabling young people and adults to manage their resources and plan for a secure financial future is the driver behind this mission. Basic personal financial understanding
and skills literally improves lives!
Upcoming Events
The Foundation holds financial capability events throughout the year. Keep checking back for more events.
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Financial Capability Opportunities
The Foundation supports and provides various programs, grants, trainings, and materials for financial capability geared to diversely impact communities of all shapes and sizes from cradle to grave.
Financial Capability Network
The Financial Capability Network is made up of credit union professionals that share a passion for empowering others to improve their financial well-being.
Financial Capability Grants
To adequately prepare our youth for adulthood and keep adults on top of their finances, we must empower them with the tools, information, and skills necessary to save and invest in their future. The Foundation provides grants and scholarships for programs that promote or implement financial education in schools, community-based organizations, and through credit unions.
Who Can Apply?
Credit unions that offer financial capability programs or services to their members and community may apply for a Financial Capability Grant. Non-profit organizations that strive to improve the financial well-being needs in their community must have a credit union partner engaged in the grant request initiative, and the credit union must apply for the Financial Capability grant on behalf of the partnership. Credit unions that have applied for a Credit Union Development grant may also apply for a Financial Capability grant.
Eligible Activities
Financial Capability grants include, but not limited to, the following:
- Community Financial Capability Outreach Programs
- Financial Education Curriculum
- Financial Capability Experiential Learning Program Toolkits (i.e. Reality Fair, Retirement Fair, etc.)
Financial Capability grant requests are accepted year-round.
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National Credit Union Foundation Launches National Biz Kid$ Showcase
Biz Kid$ is a credit union-funded and branded financial education program for young adults that is championed by the National Credit Union Foundation. -
Texas Trust launches virtual financial wellness webinars
Keeping in line with its mission to help Texas consumers build brighter financial futures, Texas Trust Credit Union is launching a virtual financial wellness program. The True Dollar web series will be simulcast on Facebook live from noon to 1 p.m. the second Tuesday of each month throughout 2021. -
Ward County CU shares financial literacy tips with future CU members
It’s never too early to learn financial literacy. Kay Swan, president of the Ward County Credit Union, embraces this notion by teaching children in her community about the basics about financial literacy.
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