Develop New Skills in 5 Minutes, an Hour or a Week
Volunteering is one of the fastest, easiest and most cost-effective ways to develop new life or employment skills.
Help Others Become More Financially Secure
You don’t have to be a financial expert to help members of your community land their first jobs, advance their careers, or make more informed retirement plan choices.
Branch Out and Build Your Resume
Thinking about a totally different career, but don’t know where to start? Volunteering gives you the flexibility to try anything, and just about everything, with little to no risk—all while turning yourself into a more marketable you.
Fraudulent Activity? Not on Your Watch!
Here's a look at some of the most active fraud scams in the country today.
Connect Job Seekers to Careers
Act as an ally and help job seekers prepare for careers.
Help Others Outsmart Investment Fraud
Plan an investor protection workshop or documentary viewing to help protect yourself and others from investment fraud.
Organize a Shredding Event
Protect your community from financial fraud with this great event.
Help a Child Learn Financial Literacy
Help today's youth learn money management skills with this dynamic financial literacy program.
Help Spot Medicare Fraud
Help your loved ones identify and recognize the "red flags" that come along with identity theft and Medicare fraud.
Operation Fight Fraud
Help educate your loved ones and community on the risks of consumer fraud with this Do it Yourself guide.
How to Spot a Free Lunch Scam
Older investors are major targets of fraudulent investment offers. Help keep your loved ones safe from fraudulent practices and products with these tools and tricks.
How to Help Others Save While Shopping
Want to save a buck or two? We want that for you too!
Help Someone Access Public Benefit Programs
Educate those in your community on the financial help they can receive by accessing public benefit programs.
Fraudulent Activity? Not on Your watch!
We have information to help you stay one step ahead of scam “artists” and tips for keeping your community informed and prepared.
