Partners
Fund the sessions for the people you already serve
Donor organisations, foundations, companies and programmes can fund personal finance education for the groups they work with, or for a segment of the population. You bring the people. We bring practical sessions, a weekly habit tracker, and a report on what changed.
What you can fund
Three ways to fund it
A programme for a group you serve
You bring the people. We bring practical sessions, a weekly habit tracker, and a report on what changed.
Places for local coaches and educators
Places on our train-the-trainer course, online or in person in Kigali, with their first year of membership, so they go on teaching in their own communities. This is our 50 Million Wealth Arbiters initiative, which aims to reach 50 million people in ten years.
Places on our public programmes
Places on our public workshops and online course.
What you receive
A report on what changed
Reports at the end of the sessions and at three, six and twelve months.
Each report shows
- How many took part
- How many built a saving habit and kept it
- What people said
It never shows
- Anyone's personal answers. Group results only
Sponsorship
Sponsorship, on clear terms
We sell no financial products and take no commission or referral fee from any provider. Sponsors are named, never recommended, and never shape what we teach.
How it works
- Sponsors are named openly
- We teach, and we never recommend, endorse or refer anyone to a sponsor's products
- Where a sponsor presents, it is after the session has closed, clearly labelled, and only for those who choose to stay
- Sponsors get no one's contact details unless that person says yes
A sponsor never presents
- Where anyone is under 18
- In groups for people struggling with debt
- Where you ask us not to allow it
Next step
Tell us about the group
Use the partner form to tell us about the group, the countries and the timeframe, and we will scope a programme with you before any fee is agreed.
