Finance Funatics Cares, Inc. | Financial Literacy for Every Child
Financial Literacy Month — Sponsor a student seat for $250 and change a child's trajectory today.
Finance Funatics Cares, Inc.  ·  501(c)(3) Nonprofit

Put youth on the
path to financial
success.

Financial literacy is a right, not a luxury.

We provide underserved K–12 students with access to financial literacy education — giving every child the tools to build a strong financial future, regardless of their circumstances.

$250 Sponsors One Student Seat Community Impact CRA-Eligible Program 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Closing the Wealth Gap Youth Financial Empowerment Proven Outcomes Measurable Impact $250 Sponsors One Student Seat Community Impact CRA-Eligible Program 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Closing the Wealth Gap Youth Financial Empowerment Proven Outcomes Measurable Impact
The Need Is Real

Too many kids never
get this education.

Financial literacy is rarely taught in the classroom — and almost never to the kids who need it most.

Children from low-income households miss out on early money skills that build the foundation for financial independence, stability, and success.

Without it, they're far more likely to grow into adults who struggle with debt, poor credit, and limited financial options. We're on a mission to change that.

Finance Funatics Cares, Inc. is the nonprofit arm of Finance Funatics. We exist to remove the financial barrier that keeps underserved youth from accessing high-quality financial literacy education.

1 in 3
American adults lack basic financial literacy — the cycle starts in childhood
$250
is all it takes to give one child a full financial literacy education
K–12
Every grade level. The earlier they learn, the longer it compounds.
What We Do

We fund access.
Finance Funatics
delivers the education.

Finance Funatics Cares, Inc. sponsors underserved K–12 students to enroll in the Path to Financial Success — an 8-step online financial literacy program created and operated by Finance Funatics.

Your donation doesn't go toward overhead — it goes directly toward putting a child in a seat. We handle the access. Finance Funatics handles the education. Together, we close the gap.

Learn about the Path to Financial Success program →
Corporate Partners

Your investment,
their financial future.

Finance Funatics Cares, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) — meaning your corporate contribution may qualify toward Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) obligations while putting real financial education in the hands of underserved youth.

We welcome naming rights, co-branding opportunities, employee engagement programming, and custom sponsorship packages built around your CSR and CRA goals.

Get Started →
Why It Matters

CRA-Eligible Financial Education for Underserved Communities

Our programs serve low-to-moderate income K–12 students, making your investment a documented contribution toward community development and financial literacy outreach.

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501(c)(3) DocumentationTax receipts and detailed impact reports provided
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CRA Credit PotentialLMI community focus may meet CRA requirements — consult your compliance team
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Brand VisibilityCo-branding, social media, and event placement
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Measurable ImpactTrack students reached, seats funded, and outcomes
For Families

Scholarship seats
available now.

We reserve seats in every cohort for qualifying K–12 students. 100% virtual, self-paced, and completely free for eligible families.

Does your child qualify?

We prioritize students who would benefit most from this program. No prior financial knowledge needed — just a child ready to learn.

Eligibility Requirements
K–12 student
Household meets low-income eligibility
Commitment to complete the 8-week program
No prior financial knowledge required
Access to any internet-connected device

How to apply

1
Complete the Application Fill out our online form — takes about 5 minutes
2
Eligibility Review Our team verifies eligibility and available seats
3
Get Enrolled You'll receive login info and your welcome materials
4
Start Learning Begin the Path to Financial Success on your schedule
Start Scholarship Application →

Questions? engagement@financefunatics.com

Got Questions?

Frequently asked
questions.

Is my donation tax-deductible?
Finance Funatics Cares, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Contributions may be tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.* Please consult your tax advisor for guidance specific to your situation.
What does a sponsored seat include?
Each $250 covers full enrollment for one child in the 8-week Path to Financial Success program — including all lessons, challenges, activities, and digital materials, provided by Finance Funatics.
How are scholarship recipients chosen?
We prioritize K–12 students who meet low-income eligibility requirements to ensure resources reach those with the greatest need first.
Can I sponsor a specific child or school?
We do our best to match sponsor interests. If you'd like to support students from a specific community or organization, let us know and we'll make it happen.
Can corporate donors receive CRA credit?
Our programs serve low-to-moderate income youth, which may support CRA credit eligibility for qualifying institutions. We provide full documentation — please consult your compliance team to confirm applicability.
How do I make my payment?
Donate securely online via the button above. For check, ACH, or custom sponsorship arrangements, email us at engagement@financefunatics.com.

*Finance Funatics Cares, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Tax deductibility is subject to applicable laws and individual circumstances.

Finance Funatics Cares, Inc.

Providing underserved K–12 students with the financial education they deserve — regardless of income or circumstance.

© 2026 Finance Funatics Cares, Inc.  ·  501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization Built to close the wealth gap.

*Finance Funatics Cares, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Contributions may be tax-deductible to the extent permitted by applicable law. Consult your tax advisor for guidance specific to your situation. CRA credit eligibility is subject to institutional requirements and regulatory review.

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