Popular Foundation

College Access for All grant funds are used to bring all 8th graders to an out-of-state college visit and to stay on campus overnight.

Housing Opportunities and Professional Enrichment (HOPE) is Chapman Partnership's frontline effort at enabling and equipping unemployed or underemployed individuals experiencing homelessness, primarily Hispanic/Latino and Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC), with the tools and resources needed to upskill and/or reskill their experience to prepare them for economic mobility and improve their pathway toward independence.

Inspiring K-12 Learners for Greater Financial Literacy and Empowerment teaches equips students with foundational personal finance skills.

#HeroesUnite: focuses on equipping first responders with the knowledge and skills necessary to recognize and effectively respond to individuals with autism during emergency situations.

Aspiring Entrepreneurs Program (AEP) is a comprehensive pathway that includes NFTE's programs held during in-school and out-of-school time. It aims to inspire students to pursue their dreams for future careers and small business startups.

Students-Teaching-Students: A Financial Literacy Program will target Miami Dade College students and their families. The overall goal is to raise financial literacy awareness among LMI students.

WHEDco's Education and Youth Development Programs help young people develop fundamental competencies and individual talents and interests that underpin their life-long path to success.

VIP's Economic Justice Program (EJP) empowers immigrant, Latinx survivors of domestic and sexual violence to achieve financial independence by providing culturally specific and trauma-informed financial literacy training and small business development.?

The L.O.V.E. Mentoring Program serves as a preventative and motivational program that emboldens young women to believe in themselves and in their self-worth, and in the ability to achieve their ambitious goals.

Ascendus's 2024 Miami Small Business Lending and Financial Education Program will provide 1,000 entrepreneurs with one-on-one and group-based financial education opportunities.

NMIC's Train & Earn program has served approximately 450 young people ages 16 to 24 who are out of work and out of school, providing them with employment placement and retention services, as well as case management support for at least a year after training completion.

Provides a great free resource for families. The Education Programming uses evidence-based creative curriculum to ensure the whole family is engaged in children's wellbeing and school readiness. The requested funds were destined to purchase program supplies for BCS' after-school educational programming.

J4F Financial Literacy Workshop Series is a 10-week financial literacy course serving 15-20 participants. The course will include weekly three-hour sessions facilitated by financial professionals with high levels of cultural competence and shared background/lived experiences that allow them to develop trust and connect with program participants.

Aftercare Programs at Minnesota Adult & Teen Challenge aims to successfully transition clients from treatment to everyday life, building confidence in their abilities and empowering healthy and productive relationships within their communities.

TheTeen Center & College Directions Program (TC & CDP) is a youth development program that provides low-income Bronx adolescents, ages 11-21, with safe, supportive environments to learn, grow, and socialize during the risky afterschool hours.

NCJW/Essex 2025 Back 2 School Store empowers children in financial need by providing new, free of charge essential school items, so they are well-prepared to focus on learning and succeed in school.

Family Legal Care's Family Law Education and Community Outreach Program works with local service providers to present in-person and virtual legal clinics and webinars.They also share legal information, tools, and other legal resources in the community.

The Upskill at Home program offers a workshop curriculum that empowers disadvantaged New York City women to become self-sufficient.

Project ABLE (Adult Basic Literacy Education) provides adult basic skills and English as a Second Language instruction to adults in Hudson and Union Counties in NJ.

The Welcome Program provides additional learning afterschool and summer programs for 140 low income, immigrant, and first-generation children in Kindergarten through 5th grade. Participants receive 780 additional hours of extra learning and enrichment time during the year.

Money Matters program is an innovative service aimed at providing financial guidance and literacy education to meaningfully improve the financial wellbeing of vulnerable and underserved clients.

GRANT WAS RECEIVED FROM PROFESSIONAL GOLF ASSOCIATION AND WAS PASSED THROUGH PF, Inc.

The Stabilize, Strengthen and Thrive Program offers therapy, life skills education, and coaching.

The Soup Starter program expands the healthy, good-for-you choices available to weekend meal recipients. Now in addition to our weekend meals, will provide a healthy choice to other food shelf programs.

NJCAEF's 2024 Housing Counseling and Homebuyer Education and Outreach Project seeks to increase the housing security and financial capability of at least 2,500 low- and moderate-income (LMI) New Jerseyans across the state, promoting access to safe and affordable housing and affordable homeownership opportunities.

NHSNYC's Affordable Homeownership Program commitment is to bridge the financial and educational gap for low- and moderate-income families and foster inclusive, affordable homeownership opportunities across New York City, thereby creating more equitable and resilient communities.

Homeownership Education & Counseling creates economic opportunity and promoting stable and thriving neighborhoods.

Youth Development Program will complement the regular school day's academic learning. The goal is to provide high-quality educational and enrichment program that will enable students to improve academic achievement and promote positive behavior and appropriate social interaction with peers and adults.

MCC Homebuyer Education Program is designed to equip potential homebuyers with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the homebuying process successfully.

Spanish Harlem After School Program specifically targets preparation for the Specialized High School Admissions Test (SHSAT) and the Secondary School Admission Test (SSAT), which are crucial for entry into specialized public high schools and prestigious private schools, respectively.

Supporting & Preparing mentors students for their futures through career exploration, readiness, and financial literacy.

EHTP's Out-of-School Time Program seeks to improve the educational and career outcomes in East Harlem where 25 percent of residents do not graduate high school.

Create Success is a multiservice academic enrichment program that runs year round with a high priority placed on students' educational success.

Adult Learning Center continues expanding the number and levels of free English language classes, the availability of in-person and online computer basic skills classes, the guided help for GED test preparation, resume writing, job search assistance and professional skills training.

The Family Resource Success Center (FRSC) aims to contribute to community development by establishing linkages to resources that help residents, families, and the community improve their quality of life.

Harlem Grown Youth Educational Programming utilizes urban farms as living classrooms, to deliver hands-on, culturally responsive lessons. Through seven school partnerships, Harlem Grown educators engage students in cooking demos, plant identification, and sustainable agriculture practices.

CucinaDolores Mobile Kitchen is designed to address the urgent need for nutritious meals among Bronx residents.

New York Cares' goal is to close the academic achievement gap for low-income elementary and middle school students (ages 4-13) and provide tools for academic success into adulthood.

Building Financial Freedom Program will be delivered through a combination of in-person workshops, virtual seminars, and individual financial coaching sessions, allowing participants to learn at their own pace. Bilingual sessions will be offered.

CONTRIBUTION TO CORPORATE CLASSROOM SPONSORSHIP

Cristo Rey Miami Corporate Work Study Program, a part of the Cristo Rey Network, stands as the sole educational model in the United States that combines four years of academic study with four years of professional work experience. This comprehensive approach not only prepares students for college but also empowers them to excel professionally at post-graduation. Support from the Popular Foundation will support Cristo Rey Miami's program including Business Literacy course for all students.

TGHI's "From Home Isolation to Community Integration Seniors Program" works with48 elderly/seniors providing biweekly home visits & conducting wellness checks, case management & providing Instacart Food Certificates & Activities for Stimulation.

Empowering Youth: This project will support Junior Achievement's effort to provide financial literacy, workforce readiness, and entrepreneurship programs to over 37,500 K- 12 grade students in South Florida.

Creo's College Awareness Field Trips: This program brings to life our vision of students thriving in college. In partnership with Popular, these field trips promote belonging and confidence for first-generation college-bound students.

Resolution Project identifies, equips, empowers, and funds enthusiastic undergraduate social entrepreneurs starting social enterprises to solve some of the world's most persistent and challenging social and environmental problems. They support young social entrepreneurs in addressing local problems affecting their communities by providing catalytic seed funding to launch their social ventures, individualized mentorship, and access to pro-bono resources. scale and grow their ventures.