Consumer Education and Training Services

“Program Service Expenses 1,182, Grants and allocations 0, Revenue 0 DEBT CLINIC The Debt Clinic has continued to offer telephonic or remote assistance. CENTS helps recruit and train the volunteer attorneys for the King County Bar Associations Debt Clinic, which provides people the opportunity to speak to an experienced bankruptcy attorney free-of-charge for 30 minutes. In a typical year, the Debt Clinic helps approximately 500 people obtain pro bono legal advice.”

“Program Service Expenses 5,585, Grants and allocations 0, Revenue 0 CANCER AND FINANCES RESEARCH CENTS partnered with the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center the Hutch on several human-subjects research projects to study the impact a cancer diagnosis has on the physical, mental, and financial health of patients. The research projects provide the patients and their families with classes, counseling, educational videos and resources to mitigate negative outcomes from a cancer diagnosis and treatment.”

“Program Service Expenses 1,719, Grants and allocations 0, Revenue 0 MONEY STEPS CENTS partnered with the U.S. Probation and Pretrial Services to create a financial education reentry program for people who have experienced incarceration. The program consists of classes, educational videos, resources, and a website. Since May of 2023, CENTS has completed 12 in-person class series for people who have experienced incarceration. www.moneystepsproject.org.”

“Program Service Expenses 12,138, Grants and allocations 0, Revenue 0 VETERAN FINANCIAL EDUCATION AND LEGAL CLINIC In 2025 CENTS will be launching a program to provide free financial education and legal clinics to U.S.military veterans. The program will consist of classes, digital media, and legal materials and resources.”

“Other changes in net assets, rounding difference, of 1.”