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o o o o Who We Are Our mission at CFED is to make it possible - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
o o o o Who We Are Our mission at CFED is to make it possible - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
o o o o Who We Are Our mission at CFED is to make it possible for millions of people to achieve financial security and contribute to an opportunity economy. How do we do it We push to expand innovative practical solutions that empower
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Our mission at CFED is to make it possible for millions of people to achieve financial security and contribute to an
- pportunity
economy.
Who We Are
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How do we do it
We push to expand innovative practical solutions that empower low- and moderate-income people to build wealth. We drive policy change at all levels of government. We support the efforts of community leaders across the country to advance economic opportunity for all.
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B B E E C C A U S S E E Y Y O U E E A R N E E D I I T.
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Chief of Pediatrics, Boston Medical Center Chair of Pediatrics, Boston University School of Medicine
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Why do Pediatricians Care about the EITC?
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Why do Pediatricians Care about the EITC?
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>90%
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2 BUSES, 1 TRAIN, & $400
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TO IMPROVE THE LIFE TRAJECTORIES OF AMERICA’S CHILDREN BY HELPING VULNERABLE FAMILIES BUILD ASSETS AND ACCESS EVIDENCE-BASED ANTIPOVERTY GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS.
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>$400,000
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Minority woman with mulitple young children works part-time making <$10,000. Before StreetCred, she had never heard of the EITC, and once we told her about its link to income, she announced, “I’m going to work more hours this year so I can get more money back!”
50% of our clients had never heard of the EITC.
Immigrant with teenage son whose husband died
- suddenly. She paid a tax preparer hundreds of dollars
to do her return, and because of confusion over a house loan, the husband never submitted her taxes. StreetCred recovered the thousands of dollars she earned for free!
50% of our clients paid someone to do their taxes last year.
Working mother divorced from children’s father. For years, the husband was claiming the children for tax credits, while she had custody of and raised the kids. StreetCred educated her about her right to the tax credits and helped her claim her dependents.
Financial literacy education proves crucial to large number of families.
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COST: $19,000
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>20:1 ROI
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COMMUNITY ADVISORY BOARD
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RESEARCH TEAM
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StreetCred doesn’t recreate wheels. We just make them work better. StreetCred is NOT a referral service. We connect families before they leave the doctor’s office. StreetCred operates in a frequented and trusted space. StreetCred has impact when it matters most. StreetCred is committed to evidence-based intervention. StreetCred aspires to deepen the impact of American healthcare.
SUMMARY
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SCALING
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