2022 with FitMoney:
A Year
in Review
We delivered on our mission towards accessible financial education for all - anytime, anywhere.
Through launching our most ambitious programs yet, new partnerships across the country, and reaching thousands of students and families, this year was our best yet. Review the moments that marked our strides this year as we look forward to all to come in the new year.
Growing Our Leadership to Inspire Future Leaders
FitMoney has expanded our board to include four new members. With different backgrounds and unique experiences, our focus on diversifying leadership enables new perspectives to build on our programs’ accessibility.
We’re thrilled to welcome Copeland Media COO and Business Development Manager Chad Copeland, Wellington Management Vice President of Investment Platform Technology Anudha Gupta, Robinhood Markets Vice President of Customer Care and Operations Amy Philbrook, and Footlocker Senior Manager of Digital Marketing Ben Schumacher to the growing FitMoney team.
New Resources in New Communities
We hosted new events and launched new community partnerships to meet families where they are.
In July, we brought our own Boston community together with Robinhood to discuss how we can expand financial literacy education paired with opportunities to practice healthy financial habits. In addition, our latest partnership brings the $uperSquad program to UMass Medical Pediatrics to emphasize financial health for young learners. With the $uperSquad, we’re contributing to a larger significance of social, professional, and mental health.
FitMoney Successes
Let's Get Financially Fit!
Over 2,000 students from across the country are now certificated FinanciallyFit with the help of the new platform for our acclaimed FinanciallyFit Certificate course, now with new modules.
Forbes Nonprofit Council
FitMoney Executive Director Jessica Pelletier joined the Forbes Nonprofit Council to contribute to accessible financial education conversations.
FitMoney Blog
We launched the FitMoney Blog for families to encourage exploration of financial health beyond the classroom. We’re here to help get the conversation started.
FitMoney joined Jump$tart and teachers around the country in Atlanta to discuss the resources classrooms need to deliver financial literacy to their students.
Our curriculum is free for teachers and schools because of the generous donations from you.
Your role in our success this year has been critical, and we aim to build even more in our journey to come. At FitMoney, we understand the value of a dollar. Every donation contributes to promoting economic equality and educational opportunity ensuring there are no barriers to crucial life skills education.