Current Grantees

3rd Decade offers a two-year financial education program with personalized one-on-one mentoring for young adults aged 18–35. CFP® professionals volunteer their time to support and guide participants on their financial journey. With FFP’s continued support, 3rd Decade is expanding its capacity to reach more young adults nationwide, promoting financial confidence and long-term stability.

After Innocence provides critical post-release assistance to exonerees—individuals wrongfully imprisoned and then released—many of whom lack the resources needed to rebuild their lives. With renewed support from FFP, the organization is continuing to offer exonerees access to pro bono CFP® professionals who help them regain financial stability and plan for their futures.

Angel Foundation’s Financial Cancer Care program pairs cancer patients with social workers and pro bono CFP® professionals through workshops and one-on-one meetings. With FFP’s support, the program is continuing to provide personalized financial road maps that help patients manage cancer-related financial toxicity.

Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation—America’s first community development corporation—works to close the racial wealth gap in Central Brooklyn. With FFP’s continuing support, Restoration is providing one-on-one sessions and workshops that help residents strengthen financial knowledge, build assets, and move toward long-term financial well-being.

Through its Financial Empowerment Program, Britepaths supports Northern Virginia families experiencing financial crises. With FFP’s continued support, Britepaths is engaging CFP® volunteers to provide financial coaching, workshops, and long-term mentoring to help families seeking financial stability..

Chico State’s Financial Wellness Clinic provides free, high-quality financial education to low-income students and community members. With FFP’s support, financial planning students—partnering with CFP® volunteers—are continuing to deliver personalized guidance on budgeting, credit, loans, and other financial topics to underserved families in the surrounding counties.

CancerLINC provides free legal, financial, and care coordination services to cancer patients facing treatment-related financial hardship. With FFP’s support, CancerLINC is expanding its Financial Navigation Program by connecting patients to CFP® volunteers who offer guidance on budgeting, debt, insurance, and medical expenses, helping reduce financial toxicity during treatment.

The Coordinated Assistance Network provides veterans, servicemembers, and their families with streamlined access to critical resources through its secure digital platform. With continued support from FFP, CAN is connecting military households to pro bono CFP® professionals who provide individualized guidance on budgeting, debt, credit, and benefits navigation. This partnership ensures that veterans facing financial uncertainty receive expert support that strengthens long-term financial stability.

Code of Support strengthens military and veteran families by connecting them with essential services through its PATRIOTlink platform. With FFP’s support, the organization is expanding access to pro bono financial planning for veterans navigating unemployment, housing challenges, and service-related financial hardships. CFP® volunteers will help families build financial stability and long-term security.

The San Diego Financial Literacy Center’s Smart With Your Money clinics assist underserved populations—including military families and veterans—with personalized financial guidance. With ongoing support from FFP, the program is continuing to deliver secure, accessible in-person and virtual sessions with CFP® volunteers to help clients achieve financial well-being.

The Entertainment Community Fund supports professionals across the entertainment industry through financial wellness, emergency assistance, and career support. With FFP’s grant, ECF is expanding its reach, providing individualized financial planning to low-income entertainment workers, including those impacted by the Southern California wildfires. CFP® volunteers will help clients understand their financial options, prioritize decisions during crisis recovery, and rebuild long-term financial stability.

FedChoice Charitable Foundation supports federal workers and teachers in the DMV region in building financial security. With FFP’s support, FedChoice is launching a new financial guidance initiative by integrating CFP® volunteers into its programming. Volunteers will provide personalized financial planning sessions to individuals, including recently laid-off federal employees, helping them navigate budgeting, debt, cash-flow challenges, and periods of income instability. This partnership offers a crucial new resource to public-sector workers facing financial uncertainty.

FinAbility is a survivor-led organization that empowers women rebuilding after domestic violence through financial education and support. With FFP’s support, FinAbility is expanding its pro bono financial planning program, connecting survivors with CFP® professionals to help them rebuild financial confidence, address immediate financial concerns, and move toward long-term independence.

Flyte’s Entrepreneur Empowerment Program—the largest small business incubator in Louisiana—supports 70 early-stage entrepreneurs annually, over 90% of whom are women of color from low-income households. With FFP’s continuing support, Flyte is providing participants with dedicated CFP® volunteers and robust personal finance training to help them strengthen their businesses and build generational wealth.

Supported by FFP, FPA®’s Pro Bono Program activates financial planning volunteers to deliver pro bono services to people in need, helping underserved individuals and families—including low- to moderate-income individuals, inmates, young adults, military, domestic violence survivors, homeless individuals and more—to build assets and improve their lives.

The FreeRent Foundation supports families facing eviction and housing instability through rental assistance and financial education. With FFP’s support, the organization is introducing CFP®-led financial wellness workshops and one-on-one coaching to help families budget effectively, address debt, and work toward long-term housing stability.

Jubilee Housing provides deeply affordable housing and wraparound services to families in Washington, DC. As FFP’s 2026 Alexandra Armstrong Innovation Grantee, Jubilee is expanding its financial empowerment model by integrating CFP® volunteers into resident services, helping families build financial security and long-term pathways to prosperity.

In partnership with Building Homes for Heroes, the NAPFA Foundation provides pro bono financial planning to wounded veterans. With FFP’s support, the program will continue serving veterans for up to two years while expanding its College Affordability Program, which connects students and their families with CFP® professionals to help them navigate the financial realities of higher education.

Prepare + Prosper helps low- and moderate-income individuals build financial health through tax preparation and financial coaching. With continued support from FFP, the organization is connecting clients with CFP® volunteers for one-on-one financial guidance, strengthening participants’ savings, confidence, and long-term financial security.

RhodeWay Financial serves low-to-moderate income families, military personnel, and justice-involved individuals through free workshops, one-on-one financial coaching, and tax support. With FFP’s support, RhodeWay is continuing to connect clients to CFP® volunteers who help them budget, save, and manage tax refunds in ways that promote long-term stability.

The Savvy Ladies Helpline provides free, confidential financial guidance to women nationwide. Through FFP’s continued support, Savvy Ladies is expanding its reach, helping CFP® volunteers empower women in building knowledge and confidence, reducing anxiety, and taking actionable steps along their financial wellness journey.

The Gatehouse empowers low-income women and single mothers through a long-term residential program focused on healing, stability, and economic security. With FFP’s support, The Gatehouse is integrating CFP® volunteers into its financial programming to provide one-on-one coaching and guidance that helps women build lasting financial confidence.

Triage Cancer’s Legal & Financial Navigation Program provides guidance to patients and caregivers navigating the financial impacts of a cancer diagnosis. With renewed support from FFP, the program is continuing to engage CFP® volunteers to help individuals manage treatment-related costs and reduce financial toxicity.

United Policyholders is a national nonprofit that helps consumers navigate insurance claims after disasters, accidents, and major losses. With FFP’s support, UP is expanding services for households impacted by the Los Angeles wildfires by preparing CFP® volunteers to help disaster survivors understand insurance claims, rebuild budgets, and make informed financial decisions during recovery.

The University of Georgia’s Love & Money Center provides financial education and pro bono planning to students, families, and underserved communities across the state. With support from FFP, the Center is extending its services to first responders and teachers through a one-day virtual event and individualized sessions delivered by financial planning students under CFP® professional supervision. These services will help participants strengthen their financial resilience and long-term well-being.

Wings for Widows matches recently widowed individuals with CFP® professionals who provide compassionate financial coaching across four structured sessions. With FFP’s support, Wings for Widows is continuing to help clients gain clarity, confidence, and stability during a profoundly difficult transition.

The Women’s Resource Center’s Making Change program empowers survivors of domestic violence through emotional support and practical financial education. With FFP’s continued support, the program is integrating CFP® volunteers into monthly support groups, offering one-on-one financial coaching that helps participants achieve long-term safety and stability.