Join the Movement to Close Chicago's Racial Wealth Gap

Are you passionate about creating a financially empowered future for Chicago's Black community?Do you believe in the power of financial education to transform lives, uplift communities, and close the racial wealth gap?

At NetUP Chicago, we are dedicated to equipping Black families, individuals, and entrepreneurs with the mentor-led guidance, resources, and skills they need to build lasting wealth and achieve financial independence.

We offer opportunities in a range of areas, including program development, community engagement, educational content creation, philanthropy, and more. Whether you're an individual committed to making a difference, a sponsor eager to support a transformative cause, or a volunteer ready to share your time and expertise, there's a place for you in our mission-driven, mentor-led 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to closing Chicago’s racial wealth gap.

 

Empower Communities

By joining NetUP Chicago, you become part of a mission to uplift Chicago’s Black community through financial education, helping individuals and families gain the tools and knowledge needed to achieve financial independence and long-term wealth.

 

Mentor-Led Impact

Experience the satisfaction of providing mentor-led guidance that creates lasting change. Whether as a mentor, volunteer, or supporter, your efforts will directly contribute to closing the racial wealth gap and fostering self-reliance within underserved communities.

 

Be a Force for Change

NetUP Chicago offers opportunities to actively participate in program development, community outreach, and philanthropy. You’ll join a collective movement dedicated to transforming lives, strengthening communities, and addressing the systemic economic inequalities that exist today.

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Local Businesses and Corporations

Partnership Opportunity: Fund and sponsor financial literacy programs for employees and the wider community. Offer resources or in-kind support (venues, materials) for workshops and events. Create mentorship programs where employees volunteer their time to mentor participants.

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Foundations and Philanthropists

Foundations and philanthropists can contribute by funding operations, creating grant programs to support specific initiatives, and backing innovative projects like digital education platforms or curriculum development.

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Educational Institutions and Training Centers

Educational institutions can co-develop practical financial curriculums, provide research on the effectiveness of financial education, and host events that build financial awareness within the community.

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Community Organizations and Nonprofits

Nonprofits can work with NetUP to expand outreach, provide holistic support services, and co-host workshops to strengthen the impact on underserved communities.

Whether you're ready to partner with us, volunteer your time, or explore our programs, your involvement is key to empowering communities and building generational wealth.