California Foundation Fund

 

Programs

Financial literacy is the ability to understand money and how to manage it so that a person can make informed financial decisions. Financial literacy often is the first step toward financial stability and helps consumers save, better protect and manage their money, prepare for unexpected life events, and plan for short- and long-term goals.

Today’s complex financial services market offers consumers a vast array of products and providers to meet their financial needs. The degree of choice requires a consumer to be equipped with the knowledge and skills to evaluate the options and identify those that best suit their needs and circumstances.

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Financial Management

CAFF Financial Management provides meaningful resource to the small business community. Group and one on one workshops taught by independent state licensed professionals teach positive financial behaviors. CAFF small business mentorship provides a high level approach at finding meaningful changes to help local businesses increase profitability, reduce risks, and hire new employees.


Asset Transference

CAFF Asset Transfer program is focused on building economic sustainability one household at a time. This program encourages Banks to transfer non performing assets to CAFF for CRA credits.  CAFF assumes liability of non performing assets to help stakeholders reach amicable solutions. 

 

New Program

 

Help provide your community with an economic recovery.  We are taking applications to provide a financial literacy program in your community.  Submit a three page maximum, program description that will benefit your community.  If we choose your application we will fund the entire program. All submissions must be received by October 31, 2010.  Mail your application to 374 East H Street, PMB A133 Chula Vista CA 91910 or email it to summit@CAFoundatonFund.org.