United Way of Long Island announces a transforming subsidy of $ 100,000 of Capital One in support of its financial education initiatives. This important investment will empower Long Island’s people and families by providing them with the fundamental knowledge and tools necessary to generate financial stability and long -term prosperity.
The initiatives will directly benefit Youthbuild students, the beneficiaries of the Warmth project, Alice families (with limited assets, limited income, employees) and participants in family support programs.
Through this financing, United Way will offer an integral curriculum that focuses on essential financial issues, including budgeting, debt reduction, credit creation and consumer protection.
“This generous contribution of Capital One underlines its commitment to foster financial empowerment and address the unique challenges faced by marginalized populations,” said Theresa A. Regnante, president and executive director of United Way of Long Island.
“Thanks to this alliance, we are equipping people and families with the tools they need to achieve financial independence and, at the same time, create lasting economic stability for our communities.”
Financial education initiatives will also create a domino effect of positive change, which will raise entire communities by empowering people to make informed financial decisions, reduce debt and build a brighter future.
United Way of Long Island emphasizes that extends its deepest thanks to Capital One for its vision and generosity. Together, they are shaping a more equitable and prosperous long island, ensuring that each person has access to the resources they need to prosper.
For more information about United Way of Long Island financial education initiatives and other great impact programs, visit www.unitedwayli.org.
