Britepaths is grateful to Bank of America for providing a $10,000 grant to support our work to provide Stability and Self-Sufficiency services to more of our Fairfax County area neighbors who are struggling so they can help themselves to better futures.
All of us at Britepaths are saddened by the passing of our wonderful Financial Literacy volunteer Todd Snedden, and we offer our heartfelt condolences to his family. Todd began volunteering with us in January 2017, and served enthusiastically as a Financial Mentor, Instructor and Financial Counselor.
Britepaths administers the FEC at South County in partnership with United Way of the National Capital Area and Fairfax County, with support from Citi Community Development.
Read our 2017 Annual Report to learn more about Britepaths' impact on our community.
Britepaths and our community partners are expanding our outreach to share personal finance knowledge!
We are honored and grateful to the Community Foundation for Northern Virginia for awarding a $10,000 grant to Britepaths' Financial Assistance Program.
Thank You to everyone who joined us at Artful Living: Empowerment at the Sherwood Center on Saturday, April 21, 2018! We raised more than $40,000 to benefit the families we serve.
The April 25 issue of the Fairfax Connection highlights Britepaths' April 21 Artful Living event held at the Sherwood Center in association with the Fairfax Spotlight on the Arts Festival.
We are so proud of Samia and grateful to her Naomi Project mentor, who is helping her raise a happy, healthy baby girl! Could you be a Naomi Project Mentor? Next Training May 19.
We had another great day at the Northern Virginia Housing Expo in Alexandria on Saturday, March 24! Six Financial Literacy volunteers from Britepaths and the Financial Empowerment Center at South County provided free Financial Counseling sessions for 22 Expo attendees.
