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Building Financial Conversations

The Power of Asking Financial Questions

Savvy Ladies answers financial questions for women every day, connecting 200+ women with financial professionals each month.

Savvy Ladies equips women with the educational tools and personalized 1:1 financial guidance providing real answers & strategies to enhance financial well-being while reducing financial anxiety helping women be better prepared to understand the best course of action to take with their finances.

Savvy Ladies Free Financial Helpline App enables us to be more accessible and reach out to connect with the most vulnerable and underserved women’s communities providing access to financial professionals for honest, authentic and trusted 1:1 conversations.

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When you donate to Savvy Ladies, you are a part of a powerful community supporting women’s financial literacy. Your donation truly makes a difference, as it provides funding for our programs and resources, which allow women to feel empowered and seek the path toward financial freedom. With your help, you enable us ensure that women never have to live in fear of their lack of financial awareness.

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Become A Savvy Fundraiser!

Create your own fundraiser on Facebook now! Become a Savvy Ladies fundraiser and extend our network of support to your entire community! Give your friends, neighbors, and colleagues the chance to support financial literacy. You can turn any event into a fundraiser, including birthdays, holiday parties, races, even dinner parties.

Does Your Company Offer A Matching Gift?

As a 501(c) 3, Savvy Ladies is listed as a Matching Gift option with many businesses. Ask about the program at your company and, request a matching gift form today!

Celebrate or Honor A Loved One!

With an In Honor or In Memory donation, you can turn your loved one’s name into a symbol of support. Donate to celebrate a relative, recognize a friend, or turn a “Savvy Someone’s” birthday, anniversary, wedding, or special event into a celebration of support for financial literacy.

Make a Gift from a Donor Advised Fund or Family Foundation!

Many philanthropists create Donor Advised Funds (DAFs) or family foundations for their charitable giving. Recommend Savvy Ladies for a gift or grant to support our programs. Ask your DAF or philanthropic advisor to recommend Savvy Ladies to other donors they support.

Make a Gift of Stock or Securities!

When you make a gift of appreciated stock or securities you could receive a double tax benefit—a charitable deduction and avoidance of capital gains tax. To initiate a gift, please email info@savvyladies.org.

We recommend that you consult your personal accountant or tax advisor regarding the benefits of any stock gift or IRA distribution.

Make a Gift from Your IRA!

If you are 70 ½ years of age or older, you may be able to make a qualified charitable distribution (QCD), or IRA charitable rollover gift, from an IRA and exclude it from taxable income.

We recommend that you consult your personal accountant or tax advisor regarding the benefits of any stock gift or IRA distribution.

Savvy Ladies is recognized as a Section 501(c)(3) not-for-profit charity by the Internal Revenue Service.

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“I was a stay-at-home mother who merely taught part-time and freelanced while my husband ran the finances and paid our bills. I had lived on my own before I met him, but when we decided to divorce, I was afraid of managing my finances again, especially since due to being out of the workforce, my income isn’t sizable. Savvy Ladies got me in touch with a financial planner for free and I was able to get a budget planned, as well as some support in trying to make smart financial choices in the most devastating of times (a home foreclosure, divorce, and student loan repayments). I will never be so dependent on anyone again, and I am so grateful for all of Savvy Ladies help.”

— Laura L.