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Volunteer Financial Coach
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Descripción
Organization: Counselors in the Community Association (CITCA) Location: Baltimore, MD (Onsite) Program: BMore Mindful Financial Literacy Initiative
💬 What We Believe
At CITCA, we believe financial literacy is a form of empowerment. Our BMore Mindful initiative helps Baltimore youth and families build confidence, resilience, and long-term stability through practical financial education. We’re not just teaching numbers—we’re building futures.
🧠 Who You Are
You’re a banking, housing, or investing professional—or a student studying finance or accounting—who wants to use your skills for good. You believe in the power of mentorship, community, and accessible education. You’re ready to turn your expertise into impact.
🎯 What You’ll Do
As a volunteer Financial Coach, you’ll:
- Lead interactive workshops on budgeting, credit, saving, and debt
- Share real-world insights to make financial concepts relatable
- Mentor participants and help them set achievable financial goals
- Co-create engaging, culturally relevant learning materials
- Join a passionate team committed to equity and empowerment
🕒 Time Commitment
- Flexible scheduling available
- Onsite in Baltimore, MD
- Year-round program with seasonal cohorts
- Ideal for professionals and students seeking meaningful community engagement
🌱 Why It Matters
Skill-based volunteering isn’t just helpful—it’s transformational. Your knowledge can change someone’s trajectory. Join us in making financial literacy a tool for healing, growth, and generational change.
📎 Apply Now
Submit your resume via Idealist. We’re recruiting up to 5 volunteers for our first cohort. Let’s build something powerful—together.
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📎 Application Instructions
Please upload your resume and respond to the application questions thoughtfully. You may also include:
- Relevant certifications financial education credentials
- Work samples like financial literacy presentations, workshop outlines, or coaching materials you've created
- Preferred formats: PDF or Google Docs with view-only access
- Optional documents: A brief statement (max 300 words) describing your interest in financial coaching and community empowerment
Students are encouraged to share relevant coursework, class projects, or volunteer experience that demonstrate financial knowledge and communication skills.
We value clarity, empathy, and creativity—so feel free to showcase how you make financial concepts accessible and engaging.
