We empower people to achieve financial resilience and positively impact their communities.
How Can We Help You?Giving families the knowledge, resources, and capital to thrive.
Who we are
Founded over 50 years ago, Clarifi is the Delaware Valley’s largest provider of financial and housing empowerment services for low- and moderate-income residents of Southeastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware. We believe that everyone—regardless of income, zip code or background—deserves judgment-free financial resources tailored to their unique situation and goals. Through our certified financial counseling, housing success, and direct assistance services, we help our clients overcome financial crises and build intergenerational wealth.
Learn MoreOur Impact in 2023
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Established Healthy Savings
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Increased credit capability
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We’re working towards a future when pathways to financial wellness are accessible to everyone.
How you can help
Every year, Clarifi helps over 10,000 people reach their most important goals through financial education, counseling and other supportive services. Your support, through donations and volunteering, is helping keep families together, neighborhoods strong and financial futures clear and bright.
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Latest News & Events
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