Welcome To Moore 4 More
To empower youth and communities to achieve financial wellness, forge their paths to financial freedom, and create a brighter future for themselves and future generations
Our Programs
Transitional Economic Family Program
The TEF program at Moore 4 More (M4M) is dedicated to comprehensively enhancing and nurturing the family unit. We aim to address various aspects of family well-being, education, and economic empowerment through a range of initiatives and interventions. By focusing on the holistic needs of families, we strive to create a supportive ecosystem that promotes resilience, growth, and long-term success.
The Financial Academy For Youth
Our mission is to empower and educate the next generation through our financial literacy programs, creating pathways to economic opportunities and advocating for wealth-building strategies. We are dedicated to breaking down barriers and providing accessible resources to youth from various backgrounds, arming them with the knowledge and tools needed to make informed financial decisions. Ultimately, we aim to empower individuals to achieve financial independence, benefiting both themselves and their communities.
About Us
Our Mission
Is to equip youth from diverse backgrounds with the skills to understand wealth-building strategies, create a more prosperous economic future, and cultivate their own version of financial freedom.
Our vision
A nation where every young person, regardless of background or circumstances, has access to the knowledge, resources, and opportunities needed to construct a secure and prosperous financial future, thereby bridging the wealth gap.
Statistics
Only 25% of American teens have confidence in their personal finance knowledge. Divided on gender lines, 33% of teen boys and only 21% of teen girls are confident in their personal finance knowledge. 24% of 15-year-olds regularly discuss finance with their parents
“ Despite some fluctuation, the large racial and ethnic wealth gaps remain essentially unchanged when looking at white/black and white/Hispanic families. In 2016, the typical white family had about 10 times the wealth of the typical black family and about 7.5 times the wealth of the typical Hispanic family.”
While personal finance is becoming a required course in many American high schools, more than 40 percent of college students are still not equipped with adequate financial literacy knowledge and skills.
Our fundamental pillars
Opportunity
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Encouraging active involvement and participation in financial matters by creating platforms for learning, collaboration, networking, and the exchange of experiences. By cultivating a culture of financial literacy and responsibility, this pillar empowers communities to proactively manage their financial well-being.
At a Glance
Since 2018, Moore 4 More has been dedicated to educating and empowering communities through financial literacy.
We have made a significant impact both in-person and virtually, providing valuable resources and tools through our comprehensive programs. Our mission is more crucial than ever. We proudly collaborate with organizations to enhance community impact and expand our reach and effectiveness.
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