FUNDER PROFILES
TUDOR FOUNDATION
Youth and Young Adult Financial Well-being Philanthropic Approach
General Overview
Part of a workforce development strategy
- 14-18 years old
- 18-24 years old
- College students
- Opportunity youth (young people, typically aged 16 to 24, who are not engaged in school or employment)
- New England (CT, ME, MA, NH, RI, & VT)
- Middle Atlantic (NJ, NY, & PA)
- South Atlantic (DE, DC, FL, GA, MD, NC, SC, VA, & WV)
- London, UK
- Singapore
Financial Well-Being Investment/Interest Areas
Educational Programs
Investing in financial education, financial capability, job readiness, or mentorship programs that benefit youth
Employment and Training
Supporting workforce development programs, internships, apprenticeships, and labor market onramps that offer skill-building and employment opportunities
Mental Health and Support Services
Funding mental health services; support services for young parents; education, career, financial and benefits system advising and navigation supports
New Initiatives
Funding pilot programs or innovative approaches to addressing youth financial well-being, such as new technologies, financial tools, or peer-led programs
Nonprofit Support
Providing funding to build the capacity of organizations that serve youth, improving their ability to deliver highquality services and reach more young people
Nonprofit Support
Providing funding to build the capacity of organizations that serve youth, improving their ability to deliver highquality services and reach more young people
Sourcing and Screening (Research Phase)
Identifying philanthropic goals, finding and sourcing nonprofit partners, screening nonprofits, and conducting due diligence