You Can Help!

If you're an individual, you can:

• Make a donation - Your support will help further our vital educational outreach and prevention programs. Any amount you can give will be deeply appreciated and is fully tax deductible. Click below to make a secure online donation via Paypal, or send a check or money order payable to EFPN at 550 Montgomery Street, Suite 485, San Francisco, CA 94111. If you need our Tax ID number, call 415.956.5556.
• Encourage your financial institution to train its staff to recognize and report financial abuse Click here to download an order form for our award-winning training program to give to the manager of your financial institution.

If you're employed by a financial institution, you can:

• Train your staff how to recognize and report elder financial abuse with our award-winning video training program Be Wise: Preventing Elder Financial Abuse. Click here for more information and an order form.
• Sponsor a community education event - Help elders and your customers learn how to avoid becoming a victim of elder financial abuse. Click here to view previous events and call 415.956.5556 for information about sponsorship opportunities
• Launch an awareness campaign by distributing our new Be Wise statement stuffers, posters and brochures to your customers and community. Click here for more information and an order form.
• Encourage your organization to make a donation to support our education and prevention programs. Any amount you can give will be deeply appreciated and is fully tax deductible. Click above to make a secure online donation via Paypal, or send a check or money order payable to EFPN at 550 Montgomery Street, Suite 485, San Francisco, CA 94111. If you need our Tax ID number, call 415.956.5556.

Note: The banking regulatory agencies have confirmed that purchases of 'Be Wise' products and services, investments, grants, and in-kind donations to EFPN are considered ‘qualified investments’ for the purpose of the Investment Test of the Community Reinvestment Act. (Confirm with your Compliance Department.)