‘Securing my generation’: How this Philly mom found financial stability through Clarifi

Danielle, a Philadelphia mom and Clarifi client, shared her story of financial resilience at a Macquarie staff fundraiser during their READ MORE

Community Impact: Clarifi’s 2025 Year in Review

We’re nearing the end of 2025, with thousands of Greater Philadelphia residents served this year so far. Through our services, READ MORE

For 18 months, I got $1,000 in basic income. It changed my life as a new mom.

Ellen is a Clarifi client and one of 250 parents who participated in a groundbreaking guaranteed income pilot designed to READ MORE

‘I am elated’: After buying her first home, this social worker helps her clients do the same

Mychelle* has known about Clarifi for years: As a social worker in the Tri-State area, she’s referred many of her own READ MORE

Philly couple buys their first home after a lifetime of renting

This National Homeownership Month, we’re celebrating Tamika and Curtis, who are about to celebrate their first year of homeownership! The READ MORE

Philadelphian gains financial stability through knowledge

Through Clarifi’s expert counseling, Danielle learned the building blocks of financial resilience, like saving for emergencies and creating a monthly READ MORE

600 Philadelphia homes repaired through low-interest loan program

Last week, we celebrated a huge milestone: 600 Philadelphia homes have been repaired through Restore, Repair, Renew (RRR) since the READ MORE

‘It’s motivating’: Cash and counseling empower Philly mom

For Jamilah, there’s no turning back. The Philadelphian recently celebrated two years in recovery and moved into a new apartment. READ MORE

After gaining financial security, Philadelphian helps his community heal from gun violence

Rasheid is driven to help people, especially those he sees himself in: Young Black men who grew up with gun READ MORE

For years, homeownership felt impossible. Then she bought her first home.

Twana used to see homeownership as a giant obstacle course, with endless paperwork and strict financial requirements. The Philadelphian had READ MORE