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Empowering Financial Futures
The USSFCU Foundation is a volunteer-only nonprofit committed to enhancing financial literacy and education in our communities. We strive to empower individuals and families to achieve economic well-being through comprehensive financial resources and support.
Our Mission
Our goal is to enhance financial inclusion, wellness, and literacy by promoting education and empowerment. We provide access to essential financial resources and knowledge for all, regardless of background. Our programs include workshops, online courses, and coaching to help people make informed financial decisions. We cover topics from budgeting to investment planning, aiming to build an inclusive community. Our goal is a more equitable society where financial literacy is a right, not a privilege. We advocate for policy changes to integrate financial education into curriculums, preparing future generations for economic challenges and opportunities.

Our Organization
The USSFCU Foundation, established in 2025, is a dedicated 501(c)(3) organization focused on enhancing financial literacy and education. We strive to foster financial inclusion and community engagement. Below are a few ways we set ourselves apart:
- All volunteer staff and board
- In-classroom financial literacy workshops
- In-community financial wellness engagements
- Workplace financial education seminars
- Online learning modules and free resource tools
- Weekly webinars featuring wellness, safety, and resource topics
- Weekly blogs with topics for personal finance, small business, and financial security
- Donations to nonprofits making a difference in their communities
It's not a privilege, it's a basic human right.
Financial literacy is not merely critical to the well-being of the individual, but collectively we become stronger as a community.
“Financial inclusion is the civil rights issue of our time.”
“Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.”
James Ruley
President & Board Chair
Kathy Dalfrey
Board Treasurer
Beth Hoyas Lovain
Board Secretary