A group of experts across BNY Mellon and Ashoka will convene to review and select the Pioneers (Finalists) who will be invited to attend the in-person Final Event, dates to be defined.
The Pioneers will be announced on August 27, 2018, on the next phase of the Challenge.
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The first co-working and business incubation space to provide rural Native American entrepreneurs with financial stability.
ACE³ supports women and minority owned business enterprises while providing business students invaluable experience.
By building sustainable family childcare businesses, AOK creates opportunities for both caregivers and parents to thrive.
Centro’s free Business Planning App is designed to empower underserved entrepreneurs to start/grow small businesses thru simple activities.
Fig works with non-profits to provide credit building products that bridge families from income volatility to financial stability.
Juma is a nonprofit social enterprise that creates employment opportunities for youth from underserved communities.
PYT connects families and banks to provide new solutions to financing education.
Experiential learning for the real world.
ROC USA makes resident ownership of Manufactured ("Mobile") Home Communities viable and successful.
JUST is disrupting US microfinance to make trust-based lending the gold standard in financing women entrepreneurs in low-income communities.
FreeFrom is dismantling the nexus between financial insecurity and gender-based violence, so that survivors have the opportunity to thrive.
A personal finance tool empowering individuals to establish positive financial habits making savings feel like play using games and rewards.
Building self efficacy and economic advancement for low income single mothers and beyond
Hot Bread Kitchen is changing lives through innovative culinary training that offers economic security to low-income women & their families.
Using technology and finance for good, we’re leveraging the power of community, social trust, and cultural assets to build financial power.
Empowering Families to Reduce Dependency on Government Subsidies through non traditional career pathways.
Uniting business executives and inmates through entrepreneurial passion and servant leadership to transform lives, families and communities.
Using the power of technology and story-telling to teach financial literacy to the youth.
FII trusts and invests directly in low-income families so they can work individually and collectively to achieve prosperity.
