
For adult-serving organizations
My Living Budget
Community sponsor pilots
Give your community a positive place to practice money habits. Start small. Keep personal finances private.
No bank connection. No participant card for sponsored access.
A small start. A clear agreement.
An illustrative starting scope: 25 adult seats for 90 days, with no automatic renewal. Capacity, price, dates and support are agreed before launch—not a preapproved offer.
A manageable first step
Participants record one real purchase and review it before saving. No full budget or income questionnaire required to begin.
A supported introduction
Agree a short staff orientation, accessible alternatives, a support owner and private invitation process for your adult cohort.
Personal finances stay personal
Staff manage seat allocations—not purchases, receipts, balances or budgets. Optional reporting consent is separate from access.
Useful reporting. Respectful boundaries.
Authorized staff can review protected group usage summaries for closed calendar months. Small counts and related figures are suppressed; a small cohort may have no publishable numbers. Quarterly and annual views show monthly snapshots.
This is not formal anonymization, a savings measurement or proof of improved financial outcomes. Reporting is voluntary; declining or withdrawing consent does not remove sponsored access. Agree definitions and funder acceptance before enrolling anyone.
Who could this serve?
- Colleges, trade schools and adult student-success programs
- Workforce offices and first-paycheck programs
- Housing support and community-action organizations
- Churches, nonprofits, banks, lenders and credit unions
Before a pilot starts
Confirm procurement and funding allowability, approved pricing, privacy and retention terms, accessibility and security acceptance, support and reporting requirements. Sign a fixed-term scope and agree the end-of-pilot transition.
No grant, compliance certification or participant outcome is guaranteed. Minor workspaces are not available.
Start a pilot conversation
Tell us about your adult program—not participants' personal details.
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