FinAbility

We're an 501c3 nonprofit with the mission of financially empowering survivors of domestic abuse

06/19/2026

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06/17/2026

We had a great time speaking at the Inclusiv Conference in Portland. Our Director of Partnerships, Christa Kuberry and Advisory Board Member, Hannah Lewis, lead a session called, “Building Financial Safety for Survivors: A Credit Union–Nonprofit Model”. They walked participants through the Survivor Banking Journey: the moments when ordinary banking policies can become barriers to safety.

Thank you Inclusiv for having us and for the participants that were engaged and wanted to learn more about financial abuse and supporting survivors.

06/10/2026

We are incredibly honored to share that FinAbility has been selected as the 2026 recipient of the Alexandra Armstrong Innovation Grant from the Foundation for Financial Planning (FFP). This recognition is deeply meaningful, not only because it reflects the importance of trauma‑informed financial empowerment for survivors of domestic violence, but because it affirms the power of survivor‑led solutions to create lasting change.

06/05/2026

Meet Angela Scott, banker and FinAbility Advisory Board Member. In her recent American Banking Association feature, she highlights how financial abuse often goes unseen and how trained, compassionate banking partners can become a lifeline for survivors.

05/08/2026

First Tech Federal Credit Union has been a champion of our work since the beginning of FinAbility. They serve as thought leaders within our organization in many different capacities. From hosting domestic violence simulations, to co‑presenting at the Oregon Coalition Against Domestic & Sexual Violence Annual Conference, to staff volunteering at our annual event, their partnership is truly holistic.

We want to share a special thank‑you to Keri Daniels, our co‑chair and dedicated FinAbility volunteer, for the time and care she brings to our organization. Her commitment reflects the spirit of collaboration that makes this partnership so meaningful.

04/28/2026

Join us for a free webinar hosted by the American Banking Association, this Thursday, April 30th at 2:00 pm ET. Christa Kuberry, our Director of Partnerships, will be sharing some of our work with banks on combating domestic financial abuse. Registration is open to all on their website.
https://www.aba.com/training-events/online-training/how-banks-can-combat-domestic-financial-abuse

04/25/2026

Hi everyone!

My name is Megan, and I am the volunteer behind FinAbility’s social media! I am a marketing specialist at OnPoint Community Credit Union, in Portland, Oregon. I am originally from Minnesota and moved to Portland for college, seven years ago. I first connected with FinAbility through my first role at OnPoint and was drawn to its mission and unique way of serving people facing financial abuse. I believe that education is power, and that thoughtful financial education can help folks live happier lives. I am so grateful to be apart of the work FinAbility is doing to empower survivors through financial education.

I also volunteer on the SpeakOut committee and am passionate about creating events that bring out communities together. I hope to see you at our 2026 event!

04/22/2026

2026 is a foundational year for FinAbility. We’re strengthening partnerships, hosting listening sessions across Oregon, and building the infrastructure needed to ensure every survivor can access financial safety.

Sign up for our newsletter to learn more about what FinAbility is up to and how you can get involved with the link in our bio.

04/16/2026

Progress worth celebrating. That is what our financial mentorship program is all about.

Learn more on our website.

04/14/2026

We are so humbled to have FinAbility included in this American Banker’s Association article. It’s an honor to help elevate the conversation around the financial barriers survivors face as well as the role financial institutions can play in creating safer, more supportive pathways.

Take a look at this article highlighting our work including perspectives from our team as well as board member Angela Scott on how we’re helping financial institutions create safer banking pathways for survivors.

https://bankingjournal.aba.com/2026/03/what-banks-should-know-about-serving-domestic-violence-survivors/

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Portland, OR
97086-97299

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http://finabilityus.org/

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