Women Investing in Security and Education

WISE®, is a 501(c)(3) philanthropic educational organization that provides opportunities to educate women and girls on investing and personal finance.

• Secondary/High School

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Invest in Girls Inc.

A @CouncilEconEd program that teaches #financialliteracy to high school girls & encourages them to become #womeninfinance.

• Elementary, Secondary Ed

• 3.

Equity Now, Inc

Equity Now's Mission: To discover, plan, and implement innovative solutions for pathways of building equity.

• Elementary, Secondary Ed

• 4.

Financial Literacy Club Inc

DEVOTION TO FINANCIAL LITERACY EDUCATION FOR HIGH STUDENTS, THROUGH NEWSLETTERS,ZOOM PANELS,EDUCATIONAL RECOURCES, PODCASTS AND INTERACTIVE PROGRAMS.

• Youth Development Programs

• 5.

Wall Street Wizards Academy

Creating Financially Empowered Individuals and Communities The Wall Street Wizards was founded to teach youth from underrepresented communities about the connections between financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and higher education.

• Women's Rights

• 6.

Savvy Female Empowerment Inc

Hello. We are Abby, a non-profit with a passion to make financial literacy accessible to all women.

• Financial Counseling, Money Management

• 7.

Financial Literacy Coalition

Join the Financial Literacy Coalition Help Us End Financial Illiteracy 388 Billion wasted in 2023 due to lack of personal finance knowledge National Financial Educators Council 1 in 3 adults show an understanding of basic financial concepts worldwide Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center 65 of people mistrust the financial services industry to some degree American Association of Individual Investors Who We Are The Financial Literacy Coalition is an alliance of individuals and financial firms united by a single mission to make the United States more financially literate.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

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WALL STREET BOUND

Changing the Face of Wall Street | Helping underrepresented youth achieve more.

• Business, Youth Development

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Wall Street Connection Incorporated

Wall Street Connection looks to close the wealth gap by building a stronger pipeline of Black financial services professionals by exposing overlooked high school-aged Black youth to the importance of the sector.