Money & Credit
Budgets, credit repair, saving and investing basics.
A community foundation for women
Rich Girls Foundation educates and equips the everyday woman across West Georgia and North Georgia — through a lifestyle enrichment series packed with real resources, and community givebacks that meet needs right now.


Our mission
Rich Girls Foundation provides education and access to resources for the everyday woman — with a focus on the small towns and outskirt communities where those resources rarely reach.
Middle class women are among the most underserved in any community: they earn too much to qualify for assistance and too little to buy their way out of the pressure. Outside major metro areas, the workshops, advisors and programs that would help simply aren't there. Our lifestyle enrichment series brings them to her — and our community givebacks meet immediate needs while she builds.

Why we exist
Rich Girls Foundation is a community organization, not a concept. Our volunteers and leaders teach the sessions, build the resource packets, pack the boxes and hand the bags to neighbors face to face — in the towns we live in, not the nearest big city.
Across West Georgia and North Georgia, women drive an hour for a class, a clinic or an advisor that women downtown can walk to. We close that distance: local venues, local partners, local referrals. And we treat wellness as holistic — what she knows about her money, her mind and her body shapes what is possible for her family.
125
Women have completed our workshops
500+
Hot meals served through community givebacks
West & North GA
The communities we serve today
Lifestyle enrichment series
Every session in the series covers a different topic and sends women home with something usable — worksheets, contacts, checklists, local referrals and next steps. Honest conversation, no gatekeeping, no shame.
this is the main event


Budgets, credit repair, saving and investing basics.
Buying, refinancing and building something to pass on.
Burnout, boundaries and support for the load she carries.
Preventive care, movement and eating for real schedules.
Negotiation, side income and small business fundamentals.
Wills, beneficiaries and protecting her family.
Communication, family dynamics and raising daughters.
Local programs and partners she may not know exist.
Our most popular program
Six weeks, built for the woman entering a new season — and for the woman who feels stuck, like her life keeps circling the same block, unaware that there is more waiting for her. Each week pairs honest conversation with worksheets, local referrals and next steps she can act on before the following session.
there's more for you
Our work
From wellness education to community givebacks, our work happens where women and families actually live. These aren't stock photos. They're moments from the work our volunteers, partners and supporters make possible.
01 — Collect

02 — Serve

03 — Connect

04 — Impact

The three pillars
Whatever the subject, our sessions are anchored in three pillars — led by women who look like the community they serve.

I
Money language, planning habits and the confidence to make decisions out loud.
II
Space to name the pressure women carry, and practices for tending to it.
III
Caring for the body as part of building a life you can sustain.
Community giveback
Because strengthening communities sometimes starts with meeting a need right now.
In addition to our educational and wellness programs, Rich Girls Foundation mobilizes volunteers, donors and community partners to meet practical needs through seasonal givebacks and community outreach.
We believe both things matter: helping women build stronger futures and showing up when our communities need support today.


Food distribution
Clothing & coats
Toys for children
Essential items
Partners & sponsors
Banks, credit unions, health systems, insurers, employers and civic partners tell us the same thing: they have resources for women who live outside the metro, but no trusted room to share them in. We are that room. Our volunteers and leaders already have the relationships, the venues and the turnout.
Underwrite one topic — venue, materials and the resource packets women take home.
Put your advisors, clinicians or educators in front of an engaged local audience.
Back a seasonal food, coat or essentials distribution with goods or funding.


