RainyDay

non-profit organization under IRS Section 501(c)(3)

PROMOTING FAMILY FINANCIAL LITERACY AND ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY.

Our Mission

RainyDay Foundation’s goal is to raise financial literacy levels by shaping money behaviors, thus leading families progressively toward self-sufficiency and monetary health.

Our services address systemic conditions underlying rising consumer debt, persistent poverty, and low savings ratios. We work creatively to bring about positive long-term social change, thus enhancing the financial well-being of families and individuals.

RainyDay Foundation operates under the expectation that each individual who becomes financially self-sufficient is one less dependent on society.

Service Priorities

RainyDay Foundation programs are designed to break the cycle of financial illiteracy. Financial illiteracy is a phrase used to describe a widespread inability among Americans to manage their personal finances. Financial illiteracy is infectious, transferring from generation-to-generation leaving the working poor, elderly, women and children to struggle without the knowledge or tools to combat such an insidious disease.

Donations

All of our funding is currently provided through private donations or the Moolah Mallow fundraisers. If you would like to help us build a more financially literate population, send your tax-qualified donation to: RainyDay Foundation, 1805 S. Bellaire Street, Suite 340, Denver, CO 80222-4317 or donate using Paypal.

Contact us by emailing to: info@rainyday.org.