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Inside Our Q4 2024 Impact Report
The need for trusted financial health resources continues to grow – and SpringFour has risen to the challenge. In 2024, we delivered over 8.5 million financial health referrals, more than ever before – connecting individuals and families with the essential support they need, through the institutions that serve them. While the world faces economic fluctuations, rising costs, and environmental crises, SpringFour continues to make a real difference. Learn how in SpringFour’s Q4 2024 Impact Report.
How we’re here for you and your customers — as always
We built SpringFour to connect people with vetted financial health resources when they need them most. Today, with rising costs, policy changes, and natural disasters, uncertainty is everywhere — and we’re here to help. From disaster relief to everyday financial challenges like food savings, rental resources, prescription savings, and more, we make it easy for the financial services industry, nonprofits, employers, and more to provide real solutions, fast.
SpringFour Expands Its Reach and Impact — Partners with MSU Federal Credit Union
What’s the secret sauce to SpringFour’s 20-year success? CEO Rochelle Nawrocki Gorey says it’s simple: deliver tangible resources to people in need, and the benefits will come right back to you. SpringFour has built a business model that’s as sustainable as it is successful—no gimmicks, just real impact.
SpringFour and MSU Federal Credit Union Announce Partnership to Improve Members’ Financial Health
SpringFour, a first-of-its-kind, leading financial health fintech, today announced a partnership with MSU Federal Credit Union (MSUFCU), a credit union with more than 80 years of history providing services to the Michigan State University community and beyond. This partnership will offer MSUFCU members—Including Michigan State University students and alumni—innovative digital tools to support their financial health.
Los Angeles burns as banks step up to fuel aid efforts
American Banker is shedding light on how banks are stepping up to provide aid as Californians have been impacted by the California fires. The article includes a quote from Rochelle Gorey’s recent op-ed in American Banker titled “Banks have an obligation to plan ahead for natural disaster relief.”
Los Angeles burns as banks step up to fuel aid efforts
Digital Insurance quotes Rochelle Gorey’s recent op-ed in American Banker titled “Banks have an obligation to plan ahead for natural disaster relief.”
