A financial literacy course followed by matched savings and specialist support in one of three pathways: housing, business, or education. Every participant starts with the same six-week financial education class.

Residents of Boron, Desert Lake, North Edwards, and Aerial Acres. Materials in English and Spanish.

BACK 2.0 is being designed with matched-savings mechanics that reward participants who complete the financial literacy course and reach agreed credit benchmarks. Specific match structures, deposit amounts, and eligibility rules will be finalized as part of the program's operating agreements and published here before launch.

BACK 2.0 is being designed around three pathways: Housing, Business, and Education. Each will offer matched savings, specialist advising, and support tailored to that goal. An enhanced education option is being designed for participants who commit to bringing their skills back to the community.

For participants who agree to bring their earned skills back to the community for a set number of years of qualifying work, professional practice, or enterprise, we are designing an enhanced match. Final terms will publish before launch.

We are working with AltaOne Federal Credit Union on BACK 2.0. AltaOne's support is documented in a partnership letter, publicly available. Final roles and services will be established through operating agreements ahead of launch.

The planned funding model includes operating grants, service contracts, annual giving, restricted participant grants, financial institution contributions, and an operating reserve campaign. Sources will be confirmed and published as agreements are finalized.

Initial-phase targets and reporting metrics will be finalized as part of the program's operating structure and published here before launch.

BACK 2.0 is coming soon. Full eligibility and cohort dates will publish here before launch. Join the interest list to be notified.