Our mission is community education and promotion of asset building and financial literacy opportunities through local partnerships.
Cape Fear Asset Building Coalition’s membership consists of people just like you – concerned individuals from multiple area organizations.
Meetings are held on the first working Monday of every month, at 9 am, at The Arc of North Carolina, 5041 New Centre Drive, Suite 100 in Wilmington.
is focused on providing financial education – through training and other resources – which will empower individuals in our community to achieve financial independence. FL Committee promotes Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) through The Benefit Bank , a FREE tax and benefit web-based service for low-to-moderate income North Carolinians. For details on the Benefit Bank, contact fl@cfabc.org.
is dedicated to promoting IDA opportunities and education for housing, small-business creation, and education.
The Arc of NC's Benefit Bank program is seeking volunteers to become counselors to provide assistance with access to public benefits, Federal student aid, and e-filing Federal and State taxes. All training to become a counselor is provided for free.
With interest in becoming a volunteer please contact Brian Moeller at 910-792-9146.
That’s easy! Just email us at any one of the addresses below.
General Information: info@cfabc.org
FL Committee: fl@cfabc.org
IDA Committee: ida@cfabc.org
Learn & Earn: Steps Towards Financial IndependenceLearn & Earn Workshop is focused on promoting savings and budgeting skills for individuals. Bus vouchers are available upon request and dinner will be provided. To sign-up please call the dRC between 9am-5pm at 910-815-6618 |
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Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA)VITA is a free tax preparation service that allows you to e-file state and federal taxes for free! Walk-ins are welcomed on Tuesday from 3-7pm and Saturday 9am-1pm. To schedule an appointment contact Brian Moeller at 910-792-9146 |
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Money Smart WorkshopsThe Money Smart Workshops are financial education and skill-building events developed by the FDIC for people with little or no banking experience. Each workshop is designed to help individuals learn the basics of handling their money and finances, including how to create positive banking relationships. |
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