Our Programs
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The T.F.T. Organization recognizes the profound impact we can have on the future of our communities by positively influencing the families we engage with today. By joining our organization, you can actively contribute to enhancing the lives of children and young adults through the power of financial literacy. Together, we can empower and shape the leaders of tomorrow within our communities.
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Our Strategy process
Financial Freedom class, Community member assessment, Debt payoff, Credit Building, career vs. Job, retirement date, and our community partner program.
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Financial Classes consist of one on one or group sessions for adults. A community member will be taught how to manage a budget, build their credit, and save for retirement and career growth.
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Credit Building Understand the three credit Bureaus (Bring Copy of your Report to Class), annual reports, and how to contest their account, negotiate payment and adequately pay the debt off.
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Community member assessment will provide a clear path for them to follow in the program Career vs. Job- decide if you have a job or career at the present moment. Career growth will provide resources for resume building and interview training up to job placement.
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Retirement planning- building assets is something they will learn by investing in 401K, Ira’s, or mutual funds to come up with a project retirement date.
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The community partner program is when we offer our Financial Classes to businesses in the community to educate their employee to become financially free.
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Young World Changers
Financial Classes, Community Service, Career Readiness, School Attendance, grades, City and School District Operations, Gun Safety and CDL Classes, Character Building, IT Classes, Automotive Classes, Academic, Study Skills, Employment, Driving, Drugs and Alcohol awareness, and Scholarships for College.
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TFT Young World Changers BenefitsBetter quality of life
Each child experiences the kind of fun and adventure that brings big smiles and even bigger memories. Increased resiliency Researchers have found that the most critical factor in building resiliency in children is the consistent presence of a caring, supportive person who provides unconditional love, non-judgmental, active listening, and actions that communicate, “I am here for you.” Increased self-confidence Kids build confidence by doing. Encouragement and support can help a child feel safe enough to try something new. “Train up a child in the way he should go and when he is old , he will not depart from it” Proverb 22.6 |
Classes
Package A
5 week topic course Package A
(Budget, Debt, Assets, Cash Flow, Credit) |
Package B
an 2 Hour Crunch Course
(Budget, Debt, Assets, Cash Flow, Credit) |
Package C
1 hour Pick a Topic
(Budget, Debt, Assets, Cash Flow, Credit) |
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One in three young people will grow up without an adult mentor.
TFT safely and skillfully matches adult volunteers with youth who need support through our process.
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Automotive Program
Truck Build out with Fort Worth ISDThis program consists of all the schools collaborating to rebuild a classic vehicle for the Mecum Auction. This project will be split between the participating schools. During the build process, progress videos will be made for social media, recognition for the students involved, and promotion for the sale of the vehicle at auction.
This is just an example classic truck and not the actual truck that will be rebuilt.
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Trimble Technical High School
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Dunbar High School
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O.D Wyatt High School
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Polytechnical High
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North Side High School
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Services
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Financial Courses Offered:
Debt Free Community (Free Classes)
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“Just as the rich rule the poor, so the borrower is a servant to the lender”
Proverbs 22:7
Proverbs 22:7
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Types of Debts
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Saving:
Debt:
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Understanding compound interest:
Avoid risky investments:
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Budget 5 Step For Getting Out Of Debt:
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Course Name:
Debt & Retirement StatsDebt
Retirement
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Services
Supporting Our Veterans & Homeless CommunitiesProviding Support to Veterans Through a Collaboration of Community Partners
Community Services, Volunteering, Donation, Financial Mentoring and shelter and VA Benefits. The following sections describe some programs that can assist our nation’s veterans. The programs may focus on financial mentoring, housing shelters, and transitioning from military to civilian life. We also cover the roles of local service providers, community partnerships, and veterans’ organizations in promoting connectedness and eliminating isolation among Veterans. Finally, to ensure that the programs we support provide the most effective care possible, we develop collaborations with local resources and partners to provide outreach and treatment services to veterans in their communities. |
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Feeding our veterans and Financial mentoring
The Veterans Affairs Department recently commissioned a report identifying the number one cause for dissatisfaction among returning veterans: low income. As a result, we have created programs and services to help veterans manage their money and improve their lives to address this. |
Housing shelters and transition to
civilian life Many veterans face many challenges upon transitioning from the military to civilian life. In addition, many are traumatically injured and need to learn how to adapt to civilian life. Housing shelters and the transition to civilian life for veterans are two that we focus on. Veterans can access several programs and VA benefits to help them adjust to civilian life. We can help guide them through these options. |
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Services
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Crime Prevention, Drug Awareness, and Driving ProgramCommunity Involvement, Drug and Awareness, reduce juvenile crime, reduce violent crime.
A community must consider the physical and mental aspects of crime prevention and awareness programs to prevent crimes. Awareness is a state of conscious living and mind. It helps us recognize dangers and move to safety if we feel threatened. Criminals constantly adapt their methods, changing their physical and emotional relationships. By learning new information, you can become more aware of dangers and avoid them before they happen. Reduce Juvenile Crimes Investing in after-school programs is one way to reduce juvenile crime. A recent study analyzed data from the FBI and law enforcement agencies to determine the best hours to provide after-school programming. The peak times for juvenile crime are from 2 to 6 p.m. during the week. In addition, providing a caring adult presence makes children feel safe and achieve better academic outcomes and social and emotional development. The number one method for juvenile crime prevention is youth crime programs. Sixty percent of respondents surveyed said they were effective, and seventy percent said they were very effective. Eighty percent of respondents viewed youth crime prevention programs as essential. |
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Juvenile ServicesAbout Juvenile Services
Tarrant County Juvenile Services are provided to juveniles under the authority of the Tarrant County Juvenile Board. |
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Services
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Home and Community ImprovementCommunity Cleanup, Small Home repairs, Volunteering, Helping Senior Citizen
We offer services to help families stay in their homes and improve their homes by providing resources to help with minor improvements, which helps the homeowner and helps the community and neighborhood.
We are starting a pilot program to allow you to hire a contractor. This program is geared towards offering affordable contractors to seniors and or Veterans. If you want to be contacted once this program is launched, please complete the following form. “Blessed shall you be when you come in, and blessed shall be when you go out”
Deuteronomy 28:6 |
Keep Fort Worth
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Need help making the Big DecisionBuilding a House, Buying a House or Renovate a House?
We can help individuals and families make informed decisions about their living situations. Our organization can provide resources and guidance to help you weigh the pros and cons of each option and make a choice that best fits your needs and budget, along with our unique programs to offer assistance. Read More |
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Help Support Our CauseShop using our partner links
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Contact Us Today!Contact us for information about courses and sponsorship.
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