Community Developments
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Cultivating Community-based Financial Literacy Initiatives
A Look Inside ...  
'America Saves' Campaign Reaches Many Communities While Keeping Nationwide Focus
'Bank On' Programs Create Civic Partnerships that Reach the Unbanked
Community Financial Access Pilot Expands Financial Services to Low-Income Neighborhoods
Operation HOPE Reaches Out to Advance Financial Literacy and Economic Empowerment
This Just In ...
OCC's District Report

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Related Resources
- American Bankers Association Foundation Teaches Young Adults about Credit and Savings
- Cooperative Extension Service's Financial Education Initiatives
- CRA Consideration for Financial Literacy Initiatives
- Customer Identification Requirements for New Accounts
- FDIC's Alliance for Economic Inclusion Provides Gateway into Financial Mainstream
- FDIC's 'Money Smart' Aids Individuals outside Financial Mainstream
- Financial Literacy Day Fair on Capitol Hill: Event Highlights April as Financial Literacy Month
- Jump$tart Coalition: Preparing Youth for Life's Financial Challenges
- National Academy Foundation Offers Opportunities for Banker Involvement
- NeighborWorks America's Financial Fitness Initiative
- The OCC and Other Federal Agencies Offer Financial Literacy Resources for Consumers
- The OCC Offers Financial Literacy Resources for Bankers



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NeighborWorks America's Financial Fitness Initiative

NeighborWorks America (NWA), a national nonprofit corporation, supports and strengthens a network of more than 235 nonprofit community-based organizations in 50 states creating healthy communities through the work of thousands of residents, financial institutions, government officials, and other partners. NWA was created by Congress to provide financial support, technical assistance, and training for community-based revitalization efforts. NWA, working with national partners, has developed a "Financial Fitness" program to help individuals and families develop sound money management skills. More than 85 NeighborWorks organizations participate in the financial fitness program. Banks can play an important role in the Financial Fitness program by serving as instructors in these affiliates' financial education classes as well as providing financial support to these initiatives. Representatives of financial institutions also serve on the boards of directors of many NeighborWorks America affiliate organizations. To learn more about NWA, please visit its Web site.















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OCC's Community Affairs Department

(202) 874-5556
E-mail CommunityAffairs@occ.treas.gov to receive a hard copy of Community Developments.
Articles by non-OCC authors represent their own views and not necessarily the views of the OCC.