Nomination Guidelines
Impact
Demonstrable changes or improvements in financial wellbeing of individuals or communities, which may include:- Increased financial literacy rates.
- Tangible measures such as reduced debt or increased savings among beneficiaries.
- Notable improvement in economic stability for a specific demographic or community.
Innovation
Unique, out-of-the-box strategies or tools developed to foster financial wellbeing, which could be:
- New educational programs or tools.
- Innovative financial products or solutions aimed at underserved populations.
- Partnerships or collaborations that bridge the financial education gap.
Commitment
Ongoing dedication to financial wellness, evident in:
- Continued programming or support even after initial goals have been achieved.
- Investing in long-term financial education and empowerment strategies.
- Evidence of advocacy for financial wellbeing in broader community or policy settings.