Find Financial Counseling Nonprofits and Charities

  Runner4 wrote:

The Elizabeth Stone House is a great organization, with dedicated staff, that works hard to serve its clients and the community. more »

  johnd wrote:

Credit Card Management Services Helped my parents by prioviding them with Counseling needed in acquiring a Reverse Mortgage Loan. I called them and they assisted me with getting my high interest rate credits cards to a lowere and more afforadble interest... more »

  Monica Reyes wrote:

I have been a proud volunteer and board member of Irving Cares for several years, and I'm thoroughly impressed with the quality of service our staff and volunteers provide our community. As an Irving resident, a corporate donor and personal donor, I'm... more »

  Integrity Honesty wrote:

While Birch has a wonderful impact on the community and those it serves there are many people skills it is lacking. The treatment of all volunteers is generally good but on some occasions the behavior of the director especially and sometimes specific... more »

  Alnansubuga wrote:

My Name is Allen Nansubuga. I would like to give my review of Connect Africa Foundation here in Kyaliwajjala, Namugongo which was founded by Ms. Lynn Auerbach of Newton Center, Maryland USA. I first met Lynn in 2008 here in my village in Kyaliwajjala... more »

  phillipgurley1978 wrote:

After being released from incarceration I felt like my life was over. I lost my mother,father,grandmother, and grandfather all during my incarcerationband had no where to go so I came to a transitional house here in Birmingham. But that wasn't cutting... more »

  ShayanF wrote:

At first i thought that this program was lame. but as the days progressed on and we learned many new things, i was having a great time. this program, not only was a great place to learn about financial fitness, but also it was a fun experience. more »

  SarahR9 wrote:

This great organization is serving an important need for military families. It's great to give back to those who have given so much. more »

  aimeekilmer wrote:

Community Action Marin is one of the most impressive organizations I've ever had the pleasure of working with. They provide critical services to the residents of our county that struggle to make ends meet despite living in one of the wealthiest parts... more »

  Charlie04 wrote:

This is a great nonprofit helping the widowed community. They provide financial planning services to newer widows or widowers who are navigating the toughest time of their lives after losing their loved ones. It is a very comprehensive review helping... more »

  Rene8 wrote:

New Favour New Visons is a very caring organization, they actually take the time to show love, they want people to succeed in life. They want to make a difference. more »

  Jacob's Ladder Job Center, Inc. wrote:

Quotes from participants: I improved my writing skills tremendously. I finally learned how to fill out applications correctly and completely. I know how to write a cover letter and get why thank you notes are so important. I learned how to listen... more »

  inthebayarea wrote:

I'm so impressed with this organization - they have such a great impact providing financial literacy programming to students and adults alike. I wish I had something like this around when I was younger!! more »

  Kathy E.2 wrote:

Thrive Peninsula is more than just a building where assistance in different forms can be found. It's a staff of friendly, caring, compassionate people with a true desire to make a difference in our community.I am disabled, early 60s and when... more »

  shearerb wrote:

I have been nothing but impressed and grateful for 3rd decade. When I was accepted into a cohort I was in a season of hitting some walls when it came to finances simply because I had never learned about personal finances. I was not bad with money but... more »

  dwoldu00 wrote:

CEDA is a remarkable nonprofit organization making a profound impact in a war-torn region of Ethiopia by providing microloans to families affected by the conflict. It’s especially inspiring to see the 50 women who are being empowered to transform their... more »

  truitt0427 wrote:

I was struggling trying to find was to save money and make better money choices. This agency helped me not be afraid of money and take charge of my finances. I learned what triggers me to spend and ways to deal with that. How to invest my money. They... more »

  shancran wrote:

Amazing work by dedicated people willing to serve those who serve! more »

  deb-wolf wrote:

Administer Justice is a wonderful non-profit providing comprehensive legal, financial and conflict resolution services to low income individuals. They seek to empower the powerless, give hope to the hopeless and show mercy and compassion to individuals... more »

  mbalvarado wrote:

Teaching basic personal finance and budgeting to low income women and girls has been very rewarding for me as a volunteer. The students learn how to control their money rather than it controling them. We provide essential skills such as developing and... more »

  riccih wrote:

Crystal is committed to ending generational poverty through financial education of our youth. more »

  Marie Micki Antoinette F. wrote:

Community Lifeline is located in the heart of the city intentionally. They wanted to be accessible to all people. They are concerned about the city and its citizens. more »

  Jayy14 wrote:

CAAB is an amazing organization that helps the community achieve assets in life. They help me fully purchase a car and I don’t have to deal with an expensive note. I’m under the age of 25, a note would’ve been expensive for me to pay plus insurance,... more »

  mobileUser667310 wrote:

Credit Logic's programs are exactly what we need today to support and encourage our youth to be financially literate! more »

  Melissa M.26 wrote:

I have been an MMI client twice and both times I experienced fabulous customer service and encouragement. While it took me two times to learn the lesson about how to manage credit card purchases and debt, I never felt judged by anyone with whom I connected... more »

  Dudley F. wrote:

I started volunteering for BCM in 1998 because my mother suggested it. I served on various committees until 2001 when I was able to start volunteering as an intake counselor and helpline attendant. I was so moved by the clients and impressed with BCM's... more »

  mojy wrote:

This organization is helping a lot of appreciative elderly people who really enjoy and help they can get. more »

  marketing-for-the-world wrote:

My sponsorship for my child has never been more personal and I receive any and all information from the organization whenever I ask. They share everything in the open including the finances online and they have the best children's choir, "Matsiko" in... more »

  rjhhh wrote:

I personally like that the Family Connection Center makes a direct impact on our community. I feel like my time and donations are helping make our community a better place for everyone to live. I love that their programs really help people avoid poverty... more »

  christina wrote:

As the Director of the Hospitality Center for the past 5 years; I have grown spiritually and emotionally. I have such respect for the Center whose mission is to feed the hungry with diginity and respect. The most important thing I have gained is a second... more »

  lindy2 wrote:

WomensTrust Inc is a wonderful but barebones organization. Staff are pressed for time. I was able to see a need to celebrate a recent cash award given to the founder by another women's organization in NYC. I showed up with pen and pad and pressed the... more »

  inglecr41 wrote:

They do a great job of helping people. Excited to watch the growth in the future! more »

  dianatrinity wrote:

I LEARN ABOUT TRINITY EMPOWERMENT WHEN MY FAMILY MEMBER ASSIST TO THE CLASS AND THEY GOT INFORM ABOUT ALL THE PROGRAMS AND OPTION AVAILABLE FOR FIRST TIME HOME BUYER more »

  info363 wrote:

Budget Buddies is a non-profit devoted to helping low income women to empower themselves by learning how to use the money they have wisely. Each client is assigned their own coach whose sole purpose is to help their client achieve the financial... more »

  Barry White wrote:

The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society provided financial assistance of $50 million to nearly 100,000 active and retired Sailors and Mrines in 2010. Founded in 1904, this non-profit organization has directly served over 4 million servicemembers with over... more »

  Anonone24 wrote:

As with a lot of non-profits. ... looks good on paper right? But in person it's a different story behind closed doors. We sat in that day center all day without air, sweating and hot while the staff were air conditioned. They pretend to offer you help... more »

  bingowens wrote:

the best man, the best...free help for folks to get taxes completed and up to date with any help they need with the IRS!! more »

  Watt5624 wrote:

Equity First Foundation is a wonderful organization that helps the children in our community, not only through teaching financial literacy, but also through hands on service and volunteerism with my local aftercare program. more »

  Writer wrote:

A dedicated and caring group with a common cause; a wonderful resource! more »

  Sue_146 wrote:

Over the past year I have been working with Child and Family resources at Mount Arlington. We are a child care center who is involved with Grow NJ Kids program. I have found the staff very knowledgeable, friendly and professional. They are eager to... more »

  mspalmisano wrote:

A dream to create leaders within the next generation: to develop skills, confidence and find their own dreams. It has been a joy to watch the spirit of this team interact with local youth and to watch that same youth find their own joys. Never... more »

  Jay D. wrote:

I have helped to provide and host financial literacy workshop events provided by SpendSmart, Inc., (dba SpendSmart.org). They provide a fun, transformational, and informative series of workshops that impact students, adults, and seniors. more »

  laurenab wrote:

To me, HFLSD is more than a nonprofit - it is family. HFLSD helped me at my lowest point, without making me feel ashamed for asking for help. I recommend any person from the Jewish community of San Diego to reach out and ask for help. I gained more than... more »

  jemila7 wrote:

Ways to Work is a great resource for the working mom or dad, they teach you how to fix your credit, so that you are able to purchase a reliable car that will get you to and from work. Then once your credit is up to par,and all paperwork is complete,... more »

  browncd wrote:

I had a good experience with this nonprofit. First, the administrative staff was very helpful. She addressed my questions and worked with me to find a date and time to volunteer that fit my schedule and the nonprofit's schedule. Second, the site administrator... more »

  Writer wrote:

I truly enjoy being part of The O.C.E.O. Foundation and utilizing my skills and talents to help with its mission and purpose. I am a firm believer in second chances, and The O.C.E.O. Foundation enables this to be possible for many individuals experiencing... more »

  Emily_B wrote:

Lucky to GiveI learned about Ethiopian Tewahedo Social Services (ETSS), www.ethiotss.org, during the adoption process of my son. We were adopting from Ethiopia and I was trying to learn everything I could about his homeland. I had been living in Columbus,... more »

  BHfriend wrote:

Bountiful Harvest's founder touched my life over twenty years ago w/her giving spirit, unconditional love and overwhelming concern for our community and its families: I learned from her willingness to share information the useful and practical task of... more »

  tosin wrote:

Based on my interaction with LPF, LPF motivates and empowers everyone they come in touch with to be the best they can be. more »

  Mattie Wheeler wrote:

Having volunteered with Opportunity Fund for a year, I can attest to the difference that it really makes in the lives of Bay Area residents. The Bay Area is one of the most expensive areas to live in the US, and Opportunity Fund is extremely helpful to... more »

  zulu wrote:

The Housing Trust has a committed and stellar staff who are dedicated to providing housing, financial literacy, and home ownership responsibilities to persons unable to access housing thru conventional means. It has served to keep members of the work... more »

  sotoole wrote:

I have been a volunteer for 6 months now at DMFLF and have had a great experience. The environment of this office is comfortable and friendly. We all work hard to achieve our mission of preparing students for a lifetime of financial responsibility. I... more »

  Kathy139 wrote:

As a board member for Homestead CS, I get a first hand look at all of the great things they have been doing in the Greater Lafayette Area to save homes for clients, learn money saving skills, obtain affordable lending and just being there to see people... more »

  SingleMom wrote:

I am a single mom and This Side Up provides me and my son a safe place to spend time together and meet other families. Their clothing giveaway to single parents is incredibly helpful to the community. We enjoy the New Years Eve event, it is phenomenal... more »

  reeltime3 wrote:

NHDC has one of the best housing counseling workshops that are put on in the Gainesville area. You have specialized assistance with homebuyer workshops, foreclosure assistance, and a great team helping you achieve the dream of homeownership. Classes... more »

  ckck wrote:

Joined this program when I was homeless and could not find work. I didn't know anything about being in the workplace and it was intimidating to even go to an interview. But Salt n Light helped me totally change, and build confidence and learn that my... more »

  Jim M. wrote:

American Consumer Credit Education Support Services is dedicated to stopping the many abuses consumers face at the hands of creditors. We also place a great deal of emphasis on the importance of personal financial privacy and the attempts to destroy it... more »

  Gogators wrote:

The Onyx Dynasty Foundation truly supports our community. Their leadership is phenomenal, and their efforts are making a difference. I will continue to support this group in the future. more »

  Chiefs15 wrote:

I have been working with Guardians of NE IA for the past couple of years. They have been extremely professional and responsive to the needs of their members. I can tell they have a genuine care for the members they serve. more »

  WilliamJewellCollege wrote:

A few years ago, I recommended a talented young person of promise who was struggling with their transition into adulthood to Cornerstone Enterprise, Ltd. Over a couple of years, Latasha Wilson's consistent mentorship and support helped this young adult... more »

  CESI wrote:

I have have worked at CESI for almost 2 years and appreciate the work this organization does ever day to help individuals in financial distress. It's gratifying to be able to assist people in such practicle ways that changes their life. more »

  David E. wrote:

I began volunteering for HFLA about eight years ago. From the first loan committee meeting, I was inspired by the enormous impact an interest-free loan had on our clients. So often, our loan was the difference between success and failure: going to college... more »

  kketner wrote:

Cottages is a wonderful resource center who provides the public with as valuable service. Resources available are helping the general public with computer classes that begin with most basic knowledge of how to use a mouse to how to use Word 2013. This... more »

  Erin McLaughlin wrote:

While working on films, I look for reputable non-profits to make donations to at the end of the film. I was pleased to see this was not a money-making endeavor for a CEO and also that the Nicholas House was full of gracious and kind people. Ms. Jackson,... more »

  steevzstubs wrote:

Cambridge Credit helped me out of debt. I had about 10 credit cards or debt related items that were all taken care of by Cambridge. They also charged the very least amount of any of similar debt related companies. I was very happy with my results and... more »

  remainannonymous wrote:

For over a decade I have supported this small, quiet organization and the big impact it has the lives of adults and children in need. I have delivered donated groceries in person to individuals and families who are ever so grateful, individuals and families... more »

  MFN2 wrote:

These folks do an outstanding job of providing financial literacy not only to military organizations, but schools and individuals across our nation. Check out their content. I particularly like the new Savy Saver App they just put out. Very helpful tool... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

Collective Chicago has such an important mission of supporting the homeless in Chicago and providing resources and education to get them back on their feet! Founder Dan Minea is as passionate and as pure and focused as they come! GREAT... more »

  tml0729 wrote:

I had never heard of any of these types of services before I had my initial consultation. I was going through a divorce and had no idea how credit or liability for debt worked. DRS was able to get my accounts setup on payment arrangements with my creditors.... more »

  divawho wrote:

I am a single mother with two kids. I lost my job in Healthcare due to COVID-19. I have tried over and over to get help from Center of Concern. Each time they have failed me and my babies. I ask for rental and utilities assistance. Each time I give them... more »

  DianeM677 wrote:

Great place to volunteer. This organization offers one time opportunities to volunteer - and long-term opportunities as well. Call Alana Rykala to find out more at (412) 361-4800. more »

  Lori61 wrote:

Suncoast Community Capital assisted in the IRS tax filing prep after I learned my sweet 81-yr "young" Mom had been financially scammed by fake Publisher's Clearing House telemarketing reps...and later we learned Mom was officially diagnosed with Alzheimer's.... more »

  ivolunteer wrote:

ACCION is a very well organized institution. It upholds strict standards in lending and prospecting. It has has a great volunteeering program that has attracted many Chicago area young professionals. The friendly and professional staff, as well as the... more »

  Mary Hess wrote:

An important mission, a thirty-year track record of innovation and results, a caring staff, a strong administration: these are just a few of the reasons why I am proud to support Connecticut Community Care as a board member and as a donor. more »

  BigDave777 wrote:

Please do not use this company they are a big scam artist I’ve contacted the FTC and other federal agencies to crack down on his company they are a scam artist and they will take your money and not give you the service rendered 20 complaints Against... more »

  JThomas95 wrote:

I love the Ohana Project!We're talking about a non-profit not concerned about money or noteriety, but sincerely cares for youth. A non-profit willing to play the background for free to help youth! I am a foster alumni, and as a foster kid I was... more »

  Michele58 wrote:

Every time I walk into the office I am met with smiles and efficiency. Last time I went, two deaf people who needed help with their Utilities bill were there. There was no problem in communication, and everyone was helped. The CEO John Tighe is one of... more »

  sgrimesii wrote:

Dreams for Change does an extraordinary job in assisting its clients on their pathways to self sufficiency. The organization has a sophisticated model of supporting temporarily homeless and displaced individuals and families with financial training... more »

  Chrissy J. wrote:

Bradley Initiative for Church and Community, BICC, is a fantastic organization focused on strengthening families and youth in Cleveland City and Bradley County. The organization has four main programs: Starfish- an in home parent-education program... more »

  Dragonslayer wrote:

I have worked as a volunteer for this great group who help people with financial literateracy, mortgage foreclosure counseling, and how to buy a home. They are a dedicated group of counselors who really go to the extreme to help people in need. They... more »

  Krussom13 wrote:

Hello. My wife Shasta, 15 month old son King, and I are a low income family. We recently moved to Texas from Colorado and are living in a small house with family. We have a house that most be completely renovated before it’s livable. We are in need... more »

  AmandaLedet wrote:

FixMyCredit has been really great to work with. In a few weeks they have helped me remove negative items from my credit report and get my credit score back in good standing. Their customer service was super helpful and friendly which was really nice considering... more »

  uhcoogs wrote:

Everything this organization stands for is amazing. Low self esteem is a major issue with a lot of women. The women behind the organization are well established women who are simply donating their free time to make a difference in the lives of women.... more »

  duane wrote:

Without the EARN program, life for me and my family would not be what it is today! I came from a non-traditional family, I never met my father and my mother passed away when I was six or seven. I was raised by my mother’s only sister with her family... more »

  Mr. Pettengill wrote:

In addressing the causes and consequences of poverty through education, advocacy, and its myriad services to help those in need meet basic human needs that we too often take for granted, I can unequivocally state that Community Action, Inc. is indeed... more »

  ace123 wrote:

la casa is a very nce place to go if you need a safe place to go and you dont have anywhere else to go for finicial help or day care,anything its a very helpful place to have in waukesha more »

  DocCountry wrote:

I have a patient that has had someone redirect his Social Security Check to this organization. He did not request it and has spoken with the SocSecurity admin to get it stopped. hopefully they are not doing this to others. he needs his... more »

  puyallupuser wrote:

Numerous complaints about residents in Share and Care House permanent supportive housing units. Ms. Hamblen does not respond to neighbor's complaints. Residents in the supportive housing units are using drugs and a major arrest occurred about 3 weeks... more »

  atlantavoter wrote:

I recall in 2006 reading a book written by Evan Hendricks, "Credit Scores & Credit Reports" and about halfway through coming across a chapter on First Stone Credit Counseling and its' Founder/Executive Director Mr. Bruce J. Danielson. I picked up the... more »

  tiredofthis wrote:

Office has never been open in 10 to 15 visits.Call not returned,bills unpaid,have had phone shut off 2 out of 3 months. more »

  volker wrote:

Greater examination by private and public (ARRA-related) of this One Economy Corporation financials & capacity is greatly needed given the increasing number of lay offs of employees tasked with delivering on the 26+ million ARRA grant, which is counter... more »

  westcoastkate wrote:

Truly impactful training and financial education for the kids and families it touches. more »

  mac13517a wrote:

Since 08/13/2022 I entered as a client, believing in the services of this company, and it did not take long to feel disenfranchised, neglected, deceived, defrauded, which led me to make the decision to cancel the contract with them.I paid up to... more »

  NLAFoundation wrote:

Trust Counselors Network has been very helpful to my clients, and has been very professional to work with more »

  beca146 wrote:

Family Service Center of South Carolina has helped many individuals in many different ways. I have seen them help families keep their homes through foreclosure mitigation, find adoptive families for special needs children, provide dental care to children... more »

  Jamie81 wrote:

Best rep payee service ever. My bills have never been paid late. I gave four stars for the one negative they can be bad with returning phone calls. more »

  nicciashkey81 wrote:

I will forever feel grateful and blessed to have been referred to this organization. Bruce Nolan is a very kind, caring and compassionate soul. He helped to save our family from utter devastation that we would have faced by losing our home. I reached... more »

  Writer wrote:

This almost-all-volunteer organization has been teaching people to manage their money effectively since 2004. The volunteer teachers and instructional handbooks go to the students and explain personal finance concepts in down-to-earth language.I... more »

  Lipskydi wrote:

Great organization for county and government employees who wish to get sound financial advice. Mr. Jonathon Lee is outstanding in his knowledge and his ability to explain complex tax issues and the tax law. more »

  Michael U. wrote:

This organization is the best organization to help Special Ops Survivors cope with the loss of their spouse and assists them moving forward with their lives. This organization has helped over 250 Special Ops Survivors build a support group of spouse who... more »

  GiveHopeCharleston wrote:

ECCO operates with compassion and determination to provide support and help to individuals and families in poverty. The organization adapts to meet the changing needs of the community and offers hope to our less fortunate neighbors. The programs at ECCO... more »

  HumanKind1903 wrote:

HumanKind has amazed me as I have watched them serve children coming into foster care as well as support the foster families caring for these children. I have also been impressed with the parent support groups, helping encourage parents with resources.... more »

  Wealth1 wrote:

You guys turned buy credit around buy in the day, eighty’s. I was in my late twenty. Since then my Fico score has been in the high 780. more »

  miket148 wrote:

This is one of the most effective social services organizations in which I'm involved. I has one the the best training programs for their volunteer mentors and works aggressively with their families to help them move to financial independence. Very effective... more »

  gagnonmark2641 wrote:

I recieve disability and moved to Long Beach Ca. in 2010. I was ordered by disability to have a rep. payee. I was referred to Mrs. Davidson by a local mental health org. in Long Beach. I moved from a shelter into an apt and Mrs. Davidson paid my rent.... more »

  taebug11 wrote:

I am so happy with the service and help that I have received from Consumer Credit Counseling of Rochester. They are willing to work with me and they truly understand hardships. They are not pushy, always available and concrete in their explanations of... more »

  Berenice V. wrote:

I have been helped at el centro from the food bank to making my taxes and free legal help for citizenship. Im very thankful to god for this organization that has been a lot of help for me my community and my family thank you for making a difference for... more »

  machucs1 wrote:

I had a great experience for my son Anthony Machucas graduation thank you more »

  bobs8085 wrote:

This is Betty and Robert Schaedel. We have been trying to get some answers without any solution. I contacted Summit Law and ask for your phone number to see what is being done with our Debt. It sure would be nice if we were kept informed of what is... more »

  Laurapryor wrote:

Worst non profit!!!! We have been dealing with this horrible, dishonest company for 8 years now and all they have done in our neighborhood is cause problems and take from existing residents. They have taken land from the people it should have... more »

  thecfffl wrote:

We create programs that help to ensure economic stability for typically under-represented students and their families. Our focus is on increasing incomes, earnings and wealth through a systematic approach that aims to influence behavior and actions of... more »

  NataliaG15 wrote:

This organization truly cares about making education equitable and accessible. I have had many encounters with current and former students in this program and all have great success stories to share. I hope they continue to grow and support more students... more »

  Alphajew wrote:

I am extremely familiar with WRSP they have helped save many individuals homes. They have served the Milwaukee area for many years over 15 years and now have expanded to Illinois and Georgia. I highly recommend them they provid home buying workshops and... more »

  Writer wrote:

Volunteering with DABC is a fulfilling and worthwhile experience. We get the opportunity to provide clients a valuable service while expanding our own tax knowledge. It is very rewarding to help people who are extremely low income avoid paying a predatory... more »

  John86 wrote:

So much more to say about this organization but for now here's some info from an article in the Spokesman-Recorder. A member of the public went there seeking help after the tornado that hit North Minneapolis. You can read for yourself about the negative... more »

  Cheryl S. wrote:

I am not an actual client. I found Becoming Apparent through the courthouse while helping a friend try to get her child back after her husband took off with their child. Without thousands of dollars for a lawyer, the search seemed hopeless. Once... more »

  HarleyQuinn0926 wrote:

They don't truly help people they over talk you on the phone and are very argumentative and are very uncaring. They don't let you explain anything and I wouldn't recommend my worst enemy to them anymore. I had to hang up on them because they wouldn't... more »

  bkwhite wrote:

I did not have a good experience with Sunny Rae Yokim with All In Fiduciary Services in Bozeman, Montana. She was assigned as a payee for me on my social security. Being a retired accountant I am well aware of budgeting, in fact I have lived within my... more »

  Jeff F.3 wrote:

Neighbor helping neighbor. That's how I live my life and how I bless others with what I've been Blessed with.I'm a volunteer at Common Grace, donating my time, skills, and energy to do whatever most can't do, for whatever reason. Serving the Lord... more »

  CSWM19 wrote:

Center for Changing Lives is a wonderful place. I did my internship there so I got to see what most people don't get to see on a daily basis. Everyone of the staff members made me feel welcomed, and I will always be grateful for all of the knowledge each... more »

  robert2012 wrote:

I first encounter Women For Christ Ministries back in 2012. I walked into what I thought was a clothing store trying to get my mind off my marriage which was about to go under. I was searching for help secretly for my marriage of eleven years. The... more »

  lteetsel wrote:

Before joining the Board at TBICO, I attended a class graduation, giving me the opportunity to meet some of the students and their families and to learn what impact TBICO has had on their lives. To them, TBICO goes beyond the skills ... it is about preparing... more »

  auntilynn wrote:

Good Counsel Homes and their affiliates provide selfless assistance to those who cannot help themselves. more »

  adellewhite wrote:

As a former employee of Ladder Up, I am always proud to share that I used to work for this organization. They not only work tirelessly to help Chicagoans living on low incomes get their taxes done accurately and for free, but also to educate the youth... more »

  jagonxo wrote:

I consolidated my school loans with student loan relief services. they charged $400 to do this, plus $40 each month to oversee all my loans from here on out. Despite the monthly fee, they are not very responsive and slow to resolve issues. My loans... more »

  gkelley1179 wrote:

I highly recommend giving to Sisters of St. Joseph Dear Neighbor Ministries. I have donated to this organization since 2004, and it has always been a rewarding experience for me to see the money go to great use directly in the community. This group of... more »

  ericshowalter wrote:

WAMM is a public organization formed for the education and exchange of investment management ideas, concepts, and techniques in an atmosphere free from sales pressure. Since the original thirteen members formed the group in the summer of 1980, WAMM’s... more »

  tracydiina wrote:

I must qualify my statement with the fact that I work on behalf of Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Buffalo...but what many people don't know is that I too have had serious financial issues and have availed myself of the services of CCCS. The staff... more »

  timf wrote:

I almost lost my house in foreclosure after my assigned PRG representative totally failed to do her job at even the most basic level.This organization caused more damage than good. Their failures pushed me closer to the edge of foreclosure than... more »

  annigrace wrote:

My husband and I recently met with an MRF coach to help guide us onto a better financial path. Words cannot describe how effective our coaching session was for us! We have met with a few financial counselors and nothing has really clicked until now.... more »

  JudynDisguise wrote:

Christopher was very thorough in discussing all the material to enable me to move forward with a HECM Mortgage. He was very polite and patient in explaining some of the material that I had questions. I felt him to be very upfront, to the point, leaving... more »

  CommunityMinded wrote:

One of the most taboo topics in under served minority communities is financial literacy. And this is precisely the topic that Legacy seeks to address from various angles (budgeting, life insurance, general investing, real estate investing etc.) Changing... more »

  ltcbill1 wrote:

Marable Mortgage (Home Retention) Foundation, Inc is a tremendous Non Profit organization with very caring members who work vigorously to help people in pre-foreclosure and foreclosure status due to unforeseen circumstances...Marable members helped save... more »

  Shafan wrote:

Smooth Transition is a great place for youth and low income families to get a second chance. The organization provides great services like various classes of life skills, computer science, GED, Language, and a Culinary. All classes are certified,... more »

  clemonschris83 wrote:

The only history I have of binary option trading is that it's a scam. I lost all my hard earned money trading with KONTOFX , with no replies from the company concerning my withdrawal requests. Thankfully I was able to have all my money invested for trading... more »

  Carolina_A wrote:

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