Our Beliefs
The cornerstone of our success is that we believe that hope and strength are the two components of sustainability in our rural communities, the backbone of America. Our cultural assumption is a belief we can build stronger rural communities through financial literacy, thus building people financial confidence to achieve their desired lifestyles, goals, and dreams. Communities Rebuild, Inc, 501(c)(3) uncovers the impact of having a low credit score and poor money management skills and how it can keep you from achieving your desired financial freedom. But did you know a low credit score can impact a lot more? Call us today and let our experience save you time, money, and frustration. Our programs and services are offered at no cost to you.
Free Credit & Money Management Consultation
Our “Free” Credit and Money Management counseling sessions are convenient and easy. On average, the session takes 1-2 hours to complete. Sessions are more effective in person. However, over-the-phone and Zoom sessions are available for convenience.
Free Credit & Money Management Workshops
Everything about our organization centers around convenience. Our footprint extends to (6) GA counties: Macon, Peach, Dooly, Taylor, Schley and Houston. As a participant in our workshop, you will learn the Fundamentals of Budgeting, Accessing and Understanding Your Credit & Addressing Problems with Your Credit.
Step-by-Step Guidance Program
Our organization is committed to providing step-by-step guidance from an Accredited Financial Counselor with starting a small business and creating/sustaining homeownership in our rural communities to C&MM self-identified cohorts.
Free Earned Income Tax Credit Information Sessions
As part of our Credit and Money Management Workshops, during official tax season, from January 1st to April 15th, Certified Tax Preparers are available to share important information on EITC and how EITC benefits our families and our communities.
We're Doing More with Your Support
Your support and contributions will enable us to reach our goals and improve economic conditions in our Rural Communities.
