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Do you know an innovative nonprofit in the Greater Washington, DC area?

Help us identify nonprofits in the Greater Washington, DC, area with incredible potential to help individuals take their next step toward Financial Freedom. They could receive $300,000 and expert support from us over the next three years. Please complete the nomination form below. If necessary, refer to our selection criteria for additional information.

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Section 1. About You

1. Are you an employee of this nonprofit?(Required)

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2. Your Name*(Required)

2. Your Name*

First Name Last Name

Email Address(Required)

3. Email Address*

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Section 2: About The Nonprofit

1. Name of the Organization(Required)

1. Name of the Organization*

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3. Primary Contact Name at the Organization(Required)

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5. Nonprofit Website(Required)

5. Nonprofit Website*

Geographic Area of Impact(Required)

6. Geographic Area of Impact. Briefly describe the geographic area where they serve beneficiaries*

Financial Freedom Focus(Required)

7. Financial Freedom Focus. Please select all the drivers that this organization accelerates. Choose all that apply.*

Housing

Health

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Education

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8. Target Population(Required)

8. Target Population. How would you describe the organization's target population served? (Choose one)*

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9. Challenge Area(Required)

9. What is the main challenge to Financial Freedom that this organization is attempting to solve?*

Innovative Approach(Required)

10. How is this organization’s approach to solving this challenge new or different?*

Impact Scale(Required)

11. Impact Scale. What is the scale of the impact to date? Choose the best description for this organization.*

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Money Facts

More than two-thirds of Americans cannot cover a $400 emergency expense.
High interest rates disproportionately affect those with low credit scores.
20% of employees run out of money between paychecks.

Housing Facts

More than 15% of American households are behind on their rent.
Up to 30% of renters’ gross income is spent on rent.
In one year, housing costs rose more than 20%.

Work Facts

$10.97 is the average hourly wage earned by American workers.
Nearly 3 million women were displaced from the labor force during the pandemic.
51% of people living paycheck to paycheck earn more than $100,000 annually.

Education Facts

On average, $28,950 in student debt is owed per borrower.
Among low-income families, only 9% of students earn a bachelor’s degree.
Total student loan debt, including federal and private loans, equals $1.75 trillion.

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