Bank On Washington Coffee Hour is dedicated to assisting professionals in the field improve the financial stability of the unbanked and underbanked residents of our community by raising public awareness of these efforts, and otherwise expanding access to financial education and other financial empowerment opportunities.
Bank On Seattle-King County (BOSKC), a youth-led Bank On campaign, with oversight from the Community Network Council, and the Financial Empowerment Network, supports efforts to improve financial education, critical thinking, leadership, and collaboration skills of 6th – 8th graders.
The series’ objective is to offer local and national coalitions resources and knowledge for leadership
development, sustainability, and succession planning.
Bank On Washington has opportunities for volunteer presenters from banks and credit unions.
REGISTRATION IS OPEN!
Convened by the Financial Empowerment Network (FEN), the 2022 Bank On Washington Forum will be convened at the Yakima Valley Convention Center on October 24 & 25. We hope to see you there!
Bank On Washington Week continues, offering entertainment and education about money to help children and adults learn together.
In collaboration with The Financial Education Public-Private Partnership (FEPPP), Jump$tart Washington and the Financial Empowerment Network, students (filmmakers) were invited to produce a short film on financial inclusion that focuses on the barriers and solutions to being unbanked in Washington state.
The Financial Empowerment Network serves as the convening agency for Bank On Washington and envisions communities where low- and moderate-income individuals and families can achieve financial well-being.
Access Prosperity Now’s data tool to download estimates of unbanked and underbanked households at city, county, metro, and state levels.
The CFE Fund’s Bank ON National Account Standards provide local programs with a benchmark for account partnerships with financial institutions, and include both core and recommended features.